Health is always the key story the first week of Spring Training. If there is breaking news, it is never good. On the flip side, for players returning from injury their status the first week is a big indicator of whether teams can expect them on or near Opening Day.
Angels pitchers and catchers reported to camp this week and went to work. There are a lot of storylines in both the rotation and the bullpen. Most of them involve the health of pitchers the Angels are counting on for 2026.
The Twins signed left-hander Andrew Chafin to a minor league deal, according to multiple team beat writers. Chafin’s contract includes an invitation to attend Minnesota’s big league Spring Training camp.
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.
Tyler Bremner entered his junior year at UC, Santa Barbara ranked near the top of every prospect list. The right handed pitcher was considered the most polished arm in NCAA and had spent time on Team USA.
The Brewers are bringing in Luis Rengifo on a one-year major league deal, reports Mark Feinsand of MLB.com. The veteran infielder has spent his entire seven-year MLB career with the Angels.
Angels GM Perry Minasian stated the Angels are committing to their young core and to giving opportunities for other young players this season. That is a tacit admission a rebuild is in process and also begs the question which young players could see their first MLB action this year.
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.
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The Angels are in agreement to bring back veteran utility player Chris Taylor, reports Jon Heyman of The New York Post. It’s not clear whether it’s an MLB deal or a minor league contract with a Spring Training invite, though the latter seems more likely.
Currently lacking a local broadcast deal, the Angels announced this week they will offer fans a streaming package for $99.99 that covers local broadcasts.
Pitchers and catchers reported to Angels Spring Training yesterday. We looked at the top storylines in the rotation and in the bullpen, so now let's focus on the other half of the battery.
Welcome to the Angels 2026 season. With pitchers and catchers reporting to Spring Training, now is the time to get caught up on the off season and look at the storylines to follow through camp.
The Los Angeles Angels made a big trade during the offseason by sending outfielder Taylor Ward to the Baltimore Orioles in exchange for starting pitcher Grayson Rodriguez.
Welcome to the start of the Angels 2026 season. With pitchers and catchers reporting to campe in Tempe, Arizona today let's take a look at the storylines to follow as the Cactus League unfolds.
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The Angels have defeated left-hander Reid Detmers in arbitration, reports Mark Feinsand of MLB.com. He’ll be paid at the team’s desired $2.625MM rate rather than his camp’s $2.925MM filing figure.
Trey Mancini is in Angels camp trying to keep his baseball career going for another season. The slugger has been 10% above MLB average with the bat for his career and could provide the team with some much needed on base ability.
The Angels have signed reliever Hunter Strickland to a minor league deal, reports Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Strickland has spent parts of the past two seasons with the club.
Major League Baseball has been rising in popularity, attendance, television ratings, and global reach in recent years. However, one of the great dark clouds about this surge is that baseball fans have been unable to enjoy a truly healthy and elite superstar: Mike Trout.
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.
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 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.