MESA, Ariz. — Arjun Nimmala couldn’t hide his grin, even if he wanted to. The 20-year-old just hit his first Arizona Fall League home run, further showcasing the ease and high IQ of one of the Los Angeles Angels’ most intriguing prospects.
Reid Detmers was the brightest spot in the Angels 100 loss season in 2026. A move back to the rotation after spending the 2025 season in the bullpen led to a career best 211 strikeouts in 185 innings and an All Star worthy 4.2 bWAR.
Kurt Suzuki is staying with the Los Angeles Angels after the organization declined to bring him back as manager for the 2027 season. The Angels declined Suzuki’s managerial option on October 21 following a 62-100 finish, the first 100-loss season in franchise history.
Trade Zach Neto or Reid Detmers? Sign Tarik Skubal? The roster-related questions facing 29 MLB teams this month are almost a moot point for the Angels, whose front office is locked in a unique holding pattern.
The Mets have sent infielder Kyren Paris outright to Triple-A Syracuse after he cleared waivers, reports Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. Paris had been designated for assignment last week.
Another MLB season is in the books. The pending lockout is hanging over the heads of players and ownership, but there could be a mad rush of moves prior to December.
When NPB stars Teruaki Sato and Kaima Taira were posted on the first day of November they kicked off a 30 day deadline to reach deals with Major League Baseball clubs.
A rare baseball collectible became one of the most expensive sports cards ever sold after a bidding war in August 2020. The card belonged to Los Angeles Angels superstar Mike Trout, and its remarkable value reflected both its rarity and his growing reputation as one of baseball’s greatest players.
The Angels are trying to accomplish two tasks that often conflict with each other. On the one hand, they are entering a full rebuild as evidenced by trading multiple starters for prospects at the trade deadline last season.
A team that loses 100 games has a multitude of roster holes. Yes, the Angels have some payroll flexibility this off season but they also have far more holes than likely funds to fix them.
The Los Angeles Angels are entering the most critical offseason in franchise history. With Stan Kroenke taking ownership and the organization moving on from decades of misdirection, the franchise finally has the financial resources and blank canvas required to construct a perennial contender.
Zach Neto has already been floated as a potential trade chip for the Los Angeles Angels this offseason, and now another young infielder is being mentioned alongside him.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
It was another tough campaign in 2026 for the Los Angeles Angels, a club that made repeated efforts to add pieces via trades and free agency to try to stay afloat in the AL West.
The Angels are officially entering a new era in the outfield. With Mike Trout publicly acknowledging a willingness to move off center field to preserve his health and shift to left field, the front office faces a massive vacancy at one of the diamond's most premium defensive positions.
Albert Pujols wants to be a Major League Baseball manager, and one of his former teammates is going to give him a chance at the job. Pujols is reportedly
The Angels have yet to start interviewing candidates for their top position in baseball operations, interim general manager John Mozeliak tells reporters (including Jeff Fletcher of The Orange County Register).
Prosecution must prove that Tyler Skaggs would have been alive if he had not ingested the fentanyl distributed by Eric Kay, demanded Kay’s attorneys in their latest 75-page appeal.
Arte Moreno bought the Anaheim Angels from the Walt Disney Company in 2003, shortly after the team captured its first World Series title. The $180 million purchase at the time made him the first Mexican-American majority owner of a major U.S.
The Los Angeles Angels family is remembering George Edward Thomas Jr., a versatile outfielder and utility player who helped establish the expansion franchise in its inaugural 1961 season.