On September 1, the Los Angeles Angels put out a team statement saying that current owner Arte Moreno will be selling the team to Kroenke Sports & Entertainment.
Who said betting on a losing team doesn’t bring money? The Los Angeles Angels’ future seemed darker than ever after 11 straight losing seasons and a playoff drought dating back to 2014.
Mike Trout is easily the greatest player in Angels franchise history. And he has only played in three playoff games, none in the last twelve years. Fans of the Angels and baseball in general would love to see the generational talent of Trout on baseball's greatest stage.
Los Angeles Lakers ownership drama has been in the news for a couple weeks now, but in the meantime, Stan Kroenke quietly entered the picture in MLB and landed a deal with Arte Moreno to buy the L.A.
One day after Forbes reported Stan Kroenke intended to build a $2.5 billion stadium to replace Angel Stadium, the reporter corrected his initial report,
One day the Angels fortunes will turn and the narrative will state Stan Kroenke's purchase of the team was the genesis of the turnaround. Perhaps John Mozeliak will get a passing mention if some of his prospect aqusitions turn into stars.
“The Angels are a storied franchise anchored in a great market. We look forward to an exciting future with the Angels organization.” That was Stan Kroenke’s message following the latest change to the franchise.
For the Angels, 23 years of Arte Moreno’s ownership could soon give way to something very different. Stan Kroenke, already one of the most powerful figures in American sports, is preparing to add an MLB franchise to his growing empire.
The Los Angeles Angels are entering a new era. After 23 years of ownership under Arte Moreno, the Angels have agreed to be sold to billionaire Stan Kroenke, the owner of the Los Angeles Rams.
The biggest story of the last decade for the Los Angeles Angels broke on Tuesday, when it was announced that Arte Moreno would be selling the controlling stake of the franchise to Stan Kroenke’s massive Sports & Entertainment holding company.
The ownership group behind the Colorado Avalanche is adding another major professional sports franchise to what is already an impressive holdings empire.
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.
The Denver Nuggets had a concerningly quiet 2026 offseason, headlined by the trade that sent 23-year-old wing Peyton Watson to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The Angels have been the AL West’s expensive cautionary tale for many years. This is a team that had Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani at the same time. They had a major market and an owner willing to write enormous checks.
Adding another Los Angeles-based franchised to his portfolio, Kroenke has reached an agreement to purchase the Los Angeles Angels.
One of the richest people in the United States of America is adding another professional sports team to his portfolio. On Tuesday, it was reported that Colorado Avalanche owner Stan Kroenke and his group, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, acquired a controlling interest in the Los Angeles Angels of Major League Baseball from Arte Moreno.
The Los Angeles Angels may finally have hope.
Kroenke Sports and Entertainment, the company of Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke, has agreed to purchase the Los Angeles Angels from Arte Moreno. This
The sports empire of Stan Kroenke continues to grow. On Tuesday, reports surfaced that Kroenke has now purchased the Los Angeles Angels in a major move.
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.
Arsenal are waiting for Vinicius Jr. to give us the green light to make Real Madrid an offer by rejecting their latest contract proposal. If the Gunners do pounce, I’m relieved to hear reports that Josh Kroenke wants to take ownership of any deal and lead negotiations.
Before the draft, the Denver Nuggets needed forward depth, a defensive-minded big man, or a backup ball-handler. With $203 million in guaranteed money on the books for just eight players next season, drafting the right piece was crucial.
Now that the season has ended and Arsenal are once again Premier League champions, I thought it would be interesting to look back at the history of Stan Kroenke and his involvement with The Arsenal and ask the question: are we lucky to have him as the sole owner of our club?
Stan Kroenke has built one of the most powerful stadium empires in sport, but Inglewood is now testing the limits of that power. The Los Angeles Rams owner is reported to be worth $22.2billion and seeking nearly $400million from the city over costs connected to SoFi Stadium.
I look at the turning point for Mikel Arteta as the moment fans protested at the Emirates over the owners wanting to join the Super League. Along with the way the club handled the consequences of COVID, it was the latest example of those in power appearing out of touch with what the fanbase actually wanted.
Arsenal director Josh Kroenke has reflected on the moment he had to explain to his father, Stan Kroenke, that the club required a full reset when Mikel Arteta was appointed manager.
Arsenal pulled out of the Super League project and apologized to fans amid backlash, but that clearly has not helped.
Construction on the stadium began in 2016. No other incidents that resulted in death have been reported from the site, though there has been several positive cases of the coronavirus among the workers.
The lawsuit that was filed 15 months after the team moved to the west coast will either go to trial in October 2021 or be settled out of court.
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