Angels Notes: Ex-Angel Passes Away, Halos Make Surprise Roster Move, Yankees Want Halos Infielder

The Los Angeles Angels beat the Washington Nationals, 8-2, on Saturday evening. The Halos improved to 41-41 and are once again back to .500.

Unfortunately, a former Angels player has passed away. His time with the team was short, but his impact was undeniable.

Additionally, the Halos made a roster move ahead of their eventual victory, designating a veteran pitcher for assignment. The surprising move saw a Triple-A prospect come back to the team in a corresponding move.

Finally, the New York Yankees are reportedly interested in a Halos infielder. Although it would be tempting to strike a deal with the Bronx Bombers, the return would have to be worth it to not only help the Angels for the rest of 2025, but to hopefully add to a farm system in need.

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