Tonight's Angels game had a distinctly celebratory feel. Between the smiles on fans faces and sense of optimism it did not feel like the crowed was watching a franchise on the brink of its first 100 loss season.
Cincinnati Reds fans have been calling for the Castellini family to sell the team for years. According to one MLB insider, they may eventually get their wish.
It’s Sunday once more, and you know what that means — it’s time for our weekly social media roundup! The Yankees have spent the last seven days in the West Coast, hanging in Anaheim as Arte Moreno sold the Los Angeles Angels, then heading on down to San Diego after an offday to take on a bunch of old friends, the Padres.
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Stan Kroenke's ability to set a record sale price for an MLB franchise was probably the most important factor in Arte Moreno's decision, announced Tuesday, to sell the Angels.
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The streak is now over for Bryce Harper. His on base streak ended last night after 35 games, a testament to how well he has done in the past month plus.
After 23 years, there is finally going to be a changing of the guard for the Los Angeles Angels. Arte Moreno, who purchased the team for $184 million following their World Series-winning season, agreed to sell the team to Kroenke Sports & Entertainment for a reported $4 billion — a record sale in Major League Baseball.
The Los Angeles Angels could have a path back to contention within the next two seasons following Arte Moreno’s agreement to sell controlling interest in the franchise to Stan Kroenke’s Kroenke Sports & Entertainment.
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Scott Boras' box behind home plate at Angel Stadium gave him a front-row seat to the Angels' unraveling under owner Arte Moreno. Moreno's tenure will soon end after 33 years, following Tuesday's announcement of an agreement to sell the team to Kroenke Sports & Entertainment.
If you’re a fan of the California/Anaheim/Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim/Los Angeles Angels, Sept. 1 just might have become your favorite holiday on the calendar.
While the St. Louis Cardinals and Los Angeles Angels rarely play against one another, but they actually are connected in quite a lot of ways. Back in 2011, Albert Pujols left the Cardinals to sign with the Halos, and though the soon-to-be Cardinals Hall of Famer finished his career in St.
Moreno has agreed to sell the franchise to the Rams and Nuggets owner for a record $4 billion
In the words of the Notorious B.I.G. "It was all a dream, I used to read SI magazine." Ok, maybe I changed that last part. But for long suffering Angels fans who dreamed of a day when Arte Moreno would sell the team, the dream has come true.
For years there have been some constants in the American League West. The Houston Astros tend to win the division. The Texas Rangers tend to fall short.
Los Angeles Angels fans received a huge bombshell on Tuesday afternoon. The Angels are being sold to Stan Kroenke, the owner of the Los Angeles Rams. This will end the long and polarizing ownership of Arte Moreno.
Kroenke Sports & Entertainment announced Tuesday that it will purchase a controlling interest in the Los Angeles Angels from Arte Moreno in a deal that is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027.
The Los Angeles Angels may finally have hope.
Stan Kroenke and Kroenke Sports & Entertainment have agreed to a deal to purchase the Los Angeles Angels, ending Arte Moreno’s 23-year run as the team’s owner, the two parties announced on Tuesday morning in a statement.
Arte Moreno is selling the Los Angeles Angels. Fans have asked Moreno to sell the team for years, as the Angels have failed to reach the postseason since 2014.
2:50pm: The pending sale values the Angels at $4 billion, reports Britt Ghiroli of The Athletic. Notably, she adds that Kroenke is purchasing Moreno’s majority but not the entire franchise.
The Angels are cleaning house on the pitching end of their coaching staff.
It was a sparse crowd at the Angels game on Tuesday night as the last place home team took on the first place A's. The stadium was quiet enough that fan chants could be heard throughout the Big A and on both the television and radio broadcasts and those chants were clear: Angels fans are fed up with owner Arte Moreno.
There’s a bit more clarity on the broadcast situation for the Angels.
Angels owner Arte Moreno spoke to reporters (including Jeff Fletcher of Orange County Register and MLB.com’s Rhett Bollinger) today about various topics
Moreno does not believe that Angels fans care about winning. That speaks volumes about one of the fundamental problems in the organization.
Moreno's ownership has taken a sharp downturn — marked by poor decisions, front office instability and missed opportunities.
Angel Stadium is apparently doing its best impression of Oakland Coliseum.
This will not be welcome news for most Angels fans.
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