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On YouTubeLos Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 13
What Kind of Team the Angels are Trying to be in 2026
By average age, the Angels will not be among the MLB's youngest teams. That is largely due to a bullpen that is stocked full of veterans on one year deals.
Oswald Peraza News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 12
Spring Training Tracker: Oswald Peraza is Turning Heads
Oswald Peraza entered Spring Training as somewhat of a forgotten option. Acquired last year at the trade deadline from the Yankees, Peraza underwhelmed with the Angels down the stretch and was not viewed by fans as a viable option for the team.
Perry Minasian News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 12
What Angels GM Perry Minasian is Telling Us - Without Saying It
In walking around the team's training facility in Tempe what really stands out is just how young most of the Angels players are. Yes, there are still some veterans like Mike Trout and Yusei Kikuchi on the roster but for the most part the Angels are in the midst of a youth movement.
The '50-HR, .300 average MLB seasons' quiz
How many of the 20 MLB players to bat .300 and mash 50 home runs in the same season can you name in five minutes?
Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 11
Predicting the Angels Opening Day Bullpen
It was no secret the Angels needed to revamp the bullpen after a disastrous 2025 campaign that saw the unit post the third worst ERA in all of Major League Baseball.
One storyline to follow for every MLB team in 2026
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 11
Angels Forgotten First Round Pick is Pitching Well in Spring Training
It is pretty easy to identify the Angels last few first round draft picks; primarily because they all played in Anaheim so quickly after getting drafted.
Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 10
With TV Deal in Place the Angels Should Reunite With an Old Friend (Or Two)
Effective payroll for the Angels is at its lowest point in years. Once you factor in the deferment of Anthony Rendon's salary over the next five years, the Angels cash outlay this year is roughly $80 million lower than in years past.
George Klassen News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 10
Angels Rotation Prediction: George Klassen Makes the Opening Day Roster
Entering camp there was a legitimate question as to who would be the fifth starter. Thus far the Alek Manoah experiment is not going well while George Klassen is impressing with his raw stuff.
Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 10
Angels Prospects Najer Victor and Samy Natera Jr. Shine Against Team USA
The World Baseball Classic is played at a far higher level of intensity than Cactus League and even regular season games. When facing tournament favorite Team USA, there is opportunity to either shine or be on the wrong side of some tape measure shot highlights.
Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 9
Angels Power Bats are Coming to Life
Last year the Angels blasted 226 home runs, good for fourth best in all of Major League baseball. Jo Adell paced the team with 37 longballs and Taylor Ward cracked a career high 36.
Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 9
After Off Season Turmoil, Angels Buy Out FanDuel West Sports
Last week the Angels announced they are launching their own network to broadcast their games and those of the LA Kings. At the time few details were announced but now we have more clarity.
25 MLB players that could be traded during the 2026 season
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 9
Angels Receive Good News on the Injury Front
Heading into the Cactus League the Angels bullpen lacked an anchor at the back end. It also lacked depth in the middle innings. The team really needed Robert Stephenson and Ben Joyce to get healthy and probably needed to an an arm in the middle innings.
Los Angeles Angels News / Yardbarker / March 8
Mike Trout's position change may reshape Nelson Rada's path to majors
When the Los Angeles Angels confirmed Mike Trout’s return to center field, the move sounded simple enough.
Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 8
Spring Training Tracker: Angels Top Performers this Week
The Angels wrapped up the second full week of Spring Training and had some really nice performances on both sides of the ball. Cactus League games are starting to look a little more real as starters push to complete 4 to 5 innings and position players are getting 3 at bats or more per game.
Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 8
How the World Baseball Classic is Impacting Angels Spring Training
Having nine players leave an organization for the middle part of camp will have an impact on a team in multiple areas. At this stage of the Cactus League play the team is juggling the logistics of limiting innings for starters while ensuring they have enough players at the stadium to get through the game.
Los Angeles Angels News / Minor League Baseball on SI / March 8
Najer Victor Among Angels Prospects Producing Eye-Opening WBC Performances
Most baseball fans probably hadn't heard of Najer Victor before Great Britain's latest game in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. But the 24-year-old put his name on the map with an impressive showing against the United States on Saturday.
Los Angeles Angels News / Los Angeles Angels on SI / March 7
Angels Moncada and Ramirez Shine in World Baseball Classic
Angels players took center stage on the opening day of the World Baseball Classic. None more so than a 20 year old A ball player with famous bloodlines.
Arte Moreno News / MLB Trade Rumors / March 6
Angels to create TV network
There’s a bit more clarity on the broadcast situation for the Angels.
Los Angeles Angels News / Field Level Media / March 6
Angels promote front-office veteran Molly Jolly to team president
The Los Angeles Angels promoted longtime club executive Molly Jolly to president, the team announced Friday. Currently the senior vice president of finance and administration, Jolly will start her new job on April 6.
Los Angeles Angels News / Yardbarker / March 7
Mike Trout's position change raises big question for Angels
All of this raises an obvious question.
Joe Maddon News / MLB on ClutchPoints / March 5
Joe Maddon reveals when Angels’ ‘fearlessness’ disappeared
It has been a while since the last time the Los Angeles Angels could be considered a serious World Series contender. It’s also been over a decade since they last made the MLB playoffs, and in the eyes of former Halos manager Joe Maddon, the team’s loss of its fearless aura has played a role in the decline.
Los Angeles Angels News / MLB on ClutchPoints / March 4
Why Mike Trout is excited despite Angels’ ugly postseason drought
The Los Angeles Angels have not reached the postseason since 2014. It’s been a long decade in Anaheim from a baseball standpoint, but fans have been able to watch superstars such as Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout.
Los Angeles Angels News / Total Pro Sports / February 28
'Arte Moreno Is Embarrassing Major League Baseball' – Ken Rosenthal Goes Off On Angels Owner After Ridiculous Survey
The Los Angeles Angels have the longest active playoff drought in the MLB, with their previous postseason appearance coming way back in 2014. Team owner Arte Moreno recently declared that winning is not one of the objectives of the franchise.
Arte Moreno News / Yardbarker / February 21
Angels owner Arte Moreno's claim that fans don't prioritize winning says a lot about him, organization
Moreno does not believe that Angels fans care about winning. That speaks volumes about one of the fundamental problems in the organization.
Los Angeles Angels News / Larry Brown Sports / February 21
Angels get ripped for their spring training broadcast decision
The Los Angeles Angels bought themselves another round of bad PR this week when they announced that none of their spring training games will be televised.
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