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 trade market could be active due to a relatively weak free-agent class. Let's take a look at the five players who are most likely to be traded.
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.
MLB has awarded the World Series MVP since 1955. How many of these players can you name in six minutes?
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.
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.
The Angels are entering a pivotal offseason with more than $50 million in financial flexibility. General manager John Mozeliak has a rare opportunity to reshape a roster that has long starved for major league depth and on base skills.
A new era beckons for the Los Angeles Angels. After 23 years, Arte Moreno finally decided to give up ownership of the franchise — selling it to Kroenke Sports & Entertainment for a reported $4 billion figure.
The Atlanta Braves are welcoming back a familiar face.
Zach Neto and Mike Trout were recognized for their outstanding accomplishments at the plate for the Angels on Thursday, when each was nominated for a Silver Slugger Award at their position.
The Los Angeles Angels entered the offseason with a clear and undeniable mandate: fix the bullpen. For years, late-inning collapses have undermined starting pitching gems and wasted offensive momentum.
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 2026 MLB season was historic in many ways. These 25 records were broken during the season.
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).
The Los Angeles Angels find themselves at a critical crossroads, needing a definitive direction for their franchise. For years, the front office has made futile efforts to win by trying to patch together an MLB roster but never embraced a full rebuild.
The Los Angeles Angels’ front office will have a new look in 2027. The team has already decided to move on from manager Kurt Suzuki, while the Angels’ new ownership group, led by Stan Kronke, will also have to hire a new general manager.
The Los Angeles Angels are entering an entirely new financial era. For years, the franchise has been handcuffed by top-heavy contracts that limited flexibility and stripped the depth of the roster.
Nov. 1: Peralta has indeed elected free agency, as announced by the club. Oct. 29: The Angels announced Thursday that left-hander Sammy Peralta and catcher Sebastián Rivero both went unclaimed on waivers and were assigned outright to Triple-A Salt Lake.
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 Angels announced Thursday that left-hander Sammy Peralta and catcher Sebastián Rivero both went unclaimed on waivers and were assigned outright to Triple-A Salt Lake.
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.
While speaking with reporters on Friday, Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles confirmed some expected news.
When new ownership arrives, managers rarely survive the transition. Under Kurt Suzuki’s leadership, the Los Angeles Angels lost their longstanding distinction of being the only MLB team to never suffer a 100-loss season.
Suzuki's only season at the helm ended with a 62-100 record, the first 100-loss season in franchise history.
The Los Angeles Angels are making a change. The team announced that Kurt Suzuki will not be returning as manager.
There may be light at the end of the tunnel for the Los Angeles Angels.
Reid Detmers ended his breakout campaign on a high note.
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