The World Baseball Classic is just a month away, and the rosters are set for Team USA. However, there is a glaring omission: Mike Trout is not on the final roster.
Christian Moore currently sits atop the Angels official depth chart at second base but his hold on the position is tenous at best. Moore is young, talented, and a recent first round draft pick but he's struggled to make consistent contact as a professional and will battle other young players who are longer on promise than results.
For four consecutive seasons the Angels have welcomed the the first player from the previous draft to Major League Baseball. Chase Silseth was followed by Zach Neto, Nolan Schanuel, and Ryan Johnson.
The Angels are closing in on a major league deal with free agent left-hander Brent Suter, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com. The Diamond Sports Management client would be the fourth veteran bullpen signing of the offseason for the Halos.
The Angels announced their non roster invitee list for Spring Training. As with every year, there's a mix of prospects hoping to prove their worth and veterans hoping to extend their careers one more summer.
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.
Several of the Angels’ best pitching prospects will be with the big club for 2026 Spring Training — at least to start. Former first-rounder Tyler Bremner and George Klassen headline the group that was formally announced on February 4.
The Los Angeles Angels have had a productive offseason towards their rebuild. From bringing in a new manager, coaching staff, and player additions on both sides of the ball, baseball in Anaheim will have a lot of new faces.
As the Los Angeles Angels are preparing to begin their Kurt Suzuki era, the franchise has been hoarding reclamation projects. Their latest signing comes in the form of a past Cincinnati Reds infielder.
The number one question surrounding the Angels future broadcast deal is "how will I be able to watch the games?" Already burdened with either too many subscriptions or a cable TV plan loaded with channels they don't watch, the last thing fans want is yet another monthly expense to watch their favorite team.
Nine teams opted out of their deals with Main Street Sports over the off season. The Angels were one of those teams and the loss of local TV revenue is likely the main reason the team has significantly cut payroll this year.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Los Angeles Angels re-signed third baseman Yoan Moncada to a one-year, $4 million contract on Monday. Right-hander Cody Laweryson was designated for assignment in a corresponding move to clear space on the 40-man roster.
Welcome to February. In nine days Angels pitchers and catchers will report to Tempe with position players due on the 16th. The Angels have had a very quiet off season when it comes to the Major League roster but they have been active on the minor league front.
The Angels announced Monday that they’ve designated right-hander Cody Laweryson for assignment. His spot on the 40-man roster goes to infielder Yoan Moncada, whose previously reported one-year deal to return to the Halos is now official.
The Angels announced Monday that outfielder Wade Meckler, who’d been designated for assignment last week, went unclaimed on outright waivers and has been assigned to Triple-A Salt Lake.
The Los Angeles Angels are entering the 2026 season in a precarious position. They have a brand new manager in Kurt Suzuki. However, he’ll be facing a difficult task in trying to turn Los Angeles’ fortunes around.
George Klassen's pitch arsenal is the best in the Angels farm system. he's also 24 years old and coming off a year that ended with a brief promotion to AAA.
Welcome to the inagural edition of Weekly Roundup. Life is busy and things happen while we're at work and taking care of the family. Perhaps you are just checking into baseball now that Spring Training is around the corner.
Last year the Angels bullpen was 28th in ERA while posting a much higher than average WHIP of 1.415. They let men on base, then they let them score. With MLB being a battle of bullpens these days, the Angels were not in a position to win most nights.
Throughout the past few years, there has been a running joke, backed by reality, that the Los Angeles Angels would sign or trade for a player that didn’t make any sense.
The Los Angeles Angels are hoping a former slugger can regain his form in Anaheim. The Angels on Monday agreed to sign Trey Mancini to a contract. According to The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal, Mancini is joining the team on a minor-league deal.