Los Angeles Angels right-handed pitcher Sam Bachman provided a concerning injury update to Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register Tuesday at spring training.
Taylor Ward's name has been in the middle of trade rumors all offseason, but the Los Angeles Angels have realized that the best option for him is to be their leadoff hitter and left fielder.
Extension talks between the Toronto Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. have stalled and aren't expected to pick back up during the season. The first baseman is going to become a free agent at the end of this season and recently shed some light on his expectations.
Longtime Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney is starting the next chapter of his career in the National League East. Heaney agreed to a one-year, $5.25 million deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates and has reported to spring training to begin his 12th major league season.
The Los Angeles Angels have had plenty of injury updates this offseason. Recently, their big money relief pitcher received a positive update regarding his recovery.
Los Angeles Angels RHP Ben Joyce, a former Tennessee Vols standout, has touched 105 MPH on the radar gun multiple times during his career. Joyce, a Knoxville native who was a third round selection by the Angels in the 2022 MLB Draft, first touched 105 MPH during his time at Tennessee.
In recent years, the Los Angeles Angels have tried to field a competitive team but always seemed to head in the wrong direction. With the Mike Trout era heading to the back end, they’ve taken a new approach to building a competitive roster.
Much of the Los Angeles Angels success depends on whether superstar Mike Trout can stay on the field. Over the last four seasons, Trout has dealt with a number of injuries that have constantly sidelined him.
The Los Angeles Angels have been plagued with losing for the last decade. They have missed the playoffs since 2014, even while having Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani as teammates for six of those seasons.
Former Los Angeles Angels pitcher Janson Junk signed a minor league deal with the Miami Marlins and is in major league spring training as a non-roster invitee.
Former Tennessee Vols infielder Christian Moore is making his mark during spring training with the Los Angeles Angels. Moore, a first round pick by the Angels in the 2024 MLB Draft, made it to Double-A last fall in his first taste of pro baseball.
When the Los Angeles Angels signed Robert Stephenson last offseason, they didn't intend on him never pitching during the regular season. Tommy John surgery does that to a pitcher.
The Seattle Mariner brought in former Los Angeles Angels right-hander Trevor Gott on a minor-league deal, according to The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal. The deal also includes an invitation to big league spring training.
It's the end of an era in Los Angeles as the Angels have moved Mike Trout out of center field and shifted him to the right. The move is an effort to keep their star healthy but it doesn't mean his teammates won't miss patrolling center field.
Former Tennessee Vols star Christian Moore is working to earn his place with the Los Angeles Angels in spring training after the Halos took him with the
Former Los Angeles Angels outfielder Kevin Pillar chose not to retire this offseason, and instead, signed a minor league contract with the Texas Rangers.
The Los Angeles Angels have had an eventful offseason as of recently. There were, of course, the many moves that started to be made mere hours after the final pitch was thrown at the World Series, but after Thanksgiving, those moves seemed to be no longer.
Los Angeles Angels shortstop Zach Neto is determined to return to the lineup ahead of Opening Day and he remains optimistic with the latest update. Neto, who is rehabbing from November shoulder surgery, is throwing at a distance of 45 feet and just started taking batting practice against coaches.
The Los Angeles Angels recently announced superstar MIke Trout would be making the switch from center field to right field in an effort to preserve his health.
The Los Angeles Angels have made a habit of fast-tracking their top picks to the big leagues, and that trend could continue in 2025. Christian Moore went No.
For the third consecutive season, the Los Angeles Angels have a new Opening Day starter. Marquee free agent signing Yusei Kikuchi has been named the starter for March 27th’s opener against the Chicago White Sox.
The Angels enter camp with an opening in center field for the first time in more than a decade.
The end may be coming sooner rather than later.
The decision is the right call, and it leads to comparisons to a fellow baseball legend.
2024 marked the third season in the last four where he had played in 82 games or less because of injuries.
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