As their former two-way superstar helps their crosstown rivals’ quest to repeat as World Series champions, the Los Angeles Angels are keeping busy too.
A pair of former Angels’ stars looked like the front-runners to be the club’s next manager. Now, both are out of the race. Torii Hunter is no longer a candidate in the Angels’ managerial search, reports Bob Nightengale of USA Today.
The Los Angeles Angels have informed former All-Star outfielder Torii Hunter that he will not be the team's next manager, per USA Today's Bob Nightengale.
According to reporting from The New York Post's Jon Heyman, the Los Angeles Angels did not agree to Shohei Ohtani's terms during free agency, choosing not to offer the $700 million in deferred money.
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Albert Pujols is no longer talking to the Los Angeles Angels about their vacant managerial job, according to multiple reports Monday. The former slugger reportedly met with Angels general manager Perry Minasian in St.
Albert Pujols had been viewed for weeks as the favorite to become the next manager of the Los Angeles Angels, but he is reportedly no longer in consideration for the job.
The Los Angeles Angels are still looking for a manager, and former Houston Astros skipper Bo Porter has publicly expressed interest in the role. Porter has spent the last two seasons on the Angels’ coaching staff, serving as third base coach in 2025.
Former Los Angeles Angels catcher Martin Maldonado announced his retirement on Instagram on Saturday. Maldonado spent time with the Halos in 2017 and 2018.
The New York Post's Jon Heyman took a shot at Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon in an article about the Los Angeles Dodgers' recent success.
Bleacher Report's Zachary D. Rymer named the Los Angeles Angels as a potential landing spot for San Diego Padres ace Michael King, who is expected to opt out of the final year of his deal this offseason.
The Los Angeles Angels have been pursuing former Halo Albert Pujols for their vacant managerial position, however, a new team in need of a skipper has entered the fold.
MLB announced the finalists for the 2025 Gold Glove Awards a few days ago, and if you had five guesses who the only finalist on the Los Angeles Angels would be, there is no way you would have thought of Luis Rengifo.
It remains a mystery as to who the next manager of the Los Angeles Angels will be. While some reports have indicated Albert Pujols essentially being a shoe-in for the job, that doesn't appear to completely be the case.
A Los Angeles Angels catcher has elected to leave the organization and test free agency. The veteran backstop was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2010, drafted again by the Miami Marlins in 2013, and made his MLB debut in 2017, as a member of the Cincinnati Reds.
Jurors in the wrongful death civil trial of former Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs began hearing opening statements Tuesday, marking the start of a high-stakes battle over whether the team bears responsibility for his fatal overdose during a 2019 road trip to Texas, per ESPN.
Four years after Tyler Skaggs' widow and parents sued the Los Angeles Angels over his drug- and alcohol-related death during a 2019 road trip, both sides delivered lengthy opening statements on Tuesday in a California courtroom, with each side blaming the other.
Another baseball season has come and gone in Anaheim without much to celebrate. The Los Angeles Angels failed to reach 80 wins for the seventh straight season, leading to this dismissal of manager Ron Washington.