Coming off a 99-loss campaign in 2024, there are not a lot of things the Los Angeles Angels do right. However, the organization has successfully kept their ticket prices affordable — a rare feat for any Major League team.
According to FanDuel, the Los Angeles Angels have a win total projection of 71.5 in the betting market. The team out west will hit the under-win total this season.
The Los Angeles Angels are coming off of a 63-win season in 2024. Recently they have made some offseason moves that many around the league believe will not just improve upon the abysmal win total of last year, but get them back into the contender conversation in the American League.
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The Los Angeles Angels are unlikely to trade superstar and face of the franchise Mike Trout. However, one writer has a proposal that would send Trout and a top prospect out to land the Angels' new face of the franchise from the Boston Red Sox.
The Los Angeles Angels received some troubling financial news according to owner Arte Moreno. As fans have been rightfully involved with their on-field roster this season and gauging how many wins the club will get in 2025, Moreno painted a grim picture of what the business side of the franchise looks like this season.
The Los Angeles Angels' roster could use a few more additions before Opening Day, but the latest update regarding the team's free agency plans doesn't exude much confidence for fans.
The Los Angeles Angels were interested in making a blockbuster addition to the starting rotation this offseason. Owner Arte Moreno revealed that the Angels made a push to sign All-Star right-handed pitcher Nathan Eovaldi.
Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno is a businessman and has never closed the door on selling the team. However, that doesn't appear to be in the cards right now.
The Los Angeles Angels are officially moving forward without Anthony Rendon for the 2025 season. The Angels replaced his locker in the spring training clubhouse as the $245 million man isn't expected to be with the team much as he undergoes hip surgery and rehabs it this season.
The Los Angeles Angels lost on the field last season and are set to lose off of it which is why owner Arte Moreno didn't invest more money in free agency this offseason.
The Los Angeles Angels will have a new center fielder in 2025. On Monday, longtime center fielder Mike Trout revealed he would be moving to right field in 2025 in an effort to stay healthy.
For several years, Los Angeles Angels fans have begged longtime owner Arte Moreno to sell the team in an effort to spark change for an organization that has endured nine consecutive losing seasons.
The Los Angeles Angeles thought they were turning the corner as a franchise when they signed Anthony Rendon to a seven-year, $245 million contract. However, Arte Moreno and company have seen their mega deal backfire completely.
The Angels announced on Wednesday that they’ve exercised a three-year extension on their Angel Stadium lease.
Although the Los Angeles Angels could technically enter spring training without any more additions to the starting rotation, the team should spend more money to acquire another reliable arm.
The Los Angeles Angels lost out on a key free agent on Friday. Korean infielder Hyeseong Kim signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers despite having an offer on the table from the Los Angeles Angels.
Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno isn't done adding to the roster for the 2025 season, according to one Major League Baseball insider. Jon Heyman of the New York Post said on the B/R Walkoff live stream on Wednesday that the Angels are "looking at" Pete Alonso, but there appears to be a gap between the two sides in terms of the years.
Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno is ready to make a splash with his 2025 roster. “One hundred percent,” Moreno said Monday. “We are raising our payroll.” Moreno made his comments at a celebrity golf event organized to support the MLB Urban Youth Academy in Compton.
The Los Angeles Angels are coming off the worst season in franchise history and ownership has stated multiple times that it will spend money this offseason to become a playoff contender.
The Los Angeles Angels have started making moves this offseason. The club made a handful of transactions, reinstating right-handed pitchers Andrew Wantz and José Marte from the injured list and outrighting them to Triple-A Salt Lake.
The 2024 season couldn't have gone any worse for the Los Angeles Angels until a social media post from Los Angeles Times writer Bill Shaikin surfaced on Tuesday.
Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno has been one of the most disparaged figures in baseball for a few years now. Despite years of sustained success early
The first post-Shohei Ohtani season of Angels baseball was a difficult one for fans, as the Halos finished dead last in a weak AL West division with a 63-99 record that just barely kept them from posting the first 100-loss season in franchise history.
This will not be welcome news for most Angels fans.
Angels owner Arte Moreno remains optimistic regarding Ohtani's future. But how realistic is that optimism?
Arte Moreno, 76, purchased the Angels in 2003 from The Walt Disney Company for $180 million.
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