A decent amount of the Angels Opening Day roster is set barring injury. And the good news is the Angels have not had a roster altering injury. But there have been some guys put themselves in position to make the Opening Day roster and a couple might be playing themseves off it.
Injuries have taken a massive bite out of Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout’s career. However, entering the 2026 campaign, Trout is looking to prove that he is the healthiest he has been in years.
When the Angels play their first game of the regular season in Houston they will have thirteen pitchers on the roster. Five of those will be starting pitchers and another eight will head to the bullpen.
The Los Angeles Angels have high hopes this season for their veteran slugger, Mike Trout. Trout has battled injuries in the last few years, but it looks as though he is feeling great now.
After pitching his first couple of innings in an Angels uniform, pitching prospect Joel Hurtado spoke with me from the locker room in Tempe. In part one we talked about his start and how it felt to be in big league camp.
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.
The Los Angeles Angels have struggled in recent years, but star slugger Jo Adell is hoping for big things this coming season. Adell feels that he can get to 40 home runs for his club this campaign.
While the battles for second base and bench spots are wide open, the Angels have a pretty solid roster core that is slated to make the Opening Day roster.
It isn't easy following Angels Cactus League action these days so I'll try to do it for you. Now that teams are in the second week of Spring Training starting pitchers are looking to go three full innings and starting position players are looking for three plate appearances.
The Angels missed out on the playoffs again in 2025, marking another year in which the team extended the longest active playoff drought in the Majors. There will be a lot of new faces this season, particularly on the pitching side.
It is often stated the pitching mound is the loneliest place in a baseball stadium. One man stands alone with the fate of the game in his hands. For Joel Hurtado, a pitching prospect in the Angels organization, he also left his family thousands of miles away as he pursued his MLB dream.
Water is wet, the sky is blue, the Angels need more pitching. All true and all as old as time. But that might be changing a bit if you take a look around Tempe.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
With several selection committees favoring youth and shunning injury risk, several notable fantasy baseball players will be missing from WBC rosters. Mike Trout, José Altuve, Carlos Correa and Emilio Pagán won’t be playing in the tournament because they couldn’t obtain insurance coverage due to their injury history.
Joel Hurtado made his Angels debut on Tuesday against the Giants. On the day Hurtado pitched 1.2 innings and gave up one run. In camp as a non roster invite, Hurtado has a plus fastball and a really nice slider and is on track to make his MLB debut at some point in 2026.
Alek Manoah has a very high opinion of his contributions to the Toronto Blue Jays. The Los Angeles Angels pitcher Manoah sparked backlash this week with his comments about his former team, the Blue Jays.
Early Spring Training statistics can generally be taken with a huge grain of salt, but there are some that matter a ton. When you're a guy like George Klassen trying to make the club, they matter.
The Angels opened 2026 camp with multiple open positions on the roster. The starting second base job is up for grabs as are all bench positions except backup catcher.
Last week Angels owner Arte Moreno stated winning is not a real priority for fans. Not only was this a slap in the face to die hard fans he went on to essentially state the cost of winning is prohibitive.
The Angels have an interesting mix of prospects in big league camp at the moment. And they are there for a variety of reasons. Christian Moore, for example is trying to win the starting second base job.
Los Angeles Angels Owner Arte Moreno has always been a huge piece of work, and he’s back at it again. Moreno was speaking with reporters on Friday when
The Los Angeles Angels enter spring training for 2026 after another underwhelming campaign last year. Despite a better showing than the previous season, they still finished at the bottom of the American League West.
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.
It’s been a relatively quiet offseason for the Angels and they are currently slated to open 2026 with a notably lower payroll than last year. What’s unclear is if they plan to use that difference to make a move before the season starts or if they’re simply cutting costs.
Major League Baseball faces the challenge of ensuring that players from Venezuela return to the United States safely and legally so they can begin their seasons.