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On track for an 11th consecutive losing season, the Los Angeles Angels finally seem ready to entertain the idea of rebuilding, and they have several controllable pieces that could fetch a significant prospect return if they decide to tear things down.
The White Sox are showing interest in Angels left-hander Reid Detmers, a controllable starter with a 4.05 ERA who is under team control through 2028. The post White Sox Eye Angels LHP Reid Detmers in Search of Rotation Upgrade appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
Wasn’t it 35 years ago when the Red-Hot Chili Peppers sang “Give it away, Give it away now?” That’s exactly what the Angels did on this night. They gave it away; fortunately for Houston. Astros 6. Angels 4. In the ninth inning, the Astros would do it by a matter of […]
The White Sox and Cubs are among the teams that have shown interest in Angels starter Reid Detmers, reports Russell Dorsey of Yahoo! Sports. The Halos have surely gotten calls from most contenders about the southpaw, one of the best controllable arms on the market. Detmers has made a strong return to the starting five. A […]
TONIGHT’S GAME: The Houston Astros (52-55) and Los Angeles Angels (42-64) begin a 3-game series tonight in Anaheim. RHP Tatsuya Imai (6-4, 5.59 ERA) will start for the Astros vs. RHP Walbert Ureña (6-7, 2.78 ERA). Imai’s 1st career ML start was vs. LAA on March 29 at Daikin Park. He ended up with a […]
Whether it be on the field or in the clubhouse, Mickey Moniak has made his presence known in his two seasons with the Colorado Rockies. The outfielder—now in his seventh season as a Major Leaguer after stints with Philadelphia Phillies and the Los Angeles Angels—is slashing .277/.322/.553 this season, even though he missed nearly a […]
The Angels have players other teams will covet. But how many will they actually trade?
As many of you know, my dad lives in San Francisco and I visit him often. Thus I was in San Francisco this past weekend while the Cubs were in Pittsburgh, and I took the opportunity to go to the Giants/Angels game Saturday at Oracle Park. Mainly just because I love baseball — and I […]
Swept, sure. Six times now. But to sweep? Nah, it just ain’t to be. The San Francisco Giants are now 0-5 with the chance to sweep a 3+ game series after their 4-3 loss to the Angels. It’s not just their opponents or their own self-sabotage keeping the broom in the cupboard — the umpires […]
The Los Angeles Angels shook up their front office in June, firing general manager Perry Minasian after nearly six years of service. In Minasian’s place, the Angels appointed former St. Louis Cardinals general manager and president of baseball operations John Mozeliak on an interim basis. Per USA Today’s Bob Nightengale, the Angels are expected to […] The post Angels Expected to Keep Interim GM Beyond 2026 appeared first on LA Sports Report.
Los Angeles Angels All-Star Mike Trout recorded four hits in Sunday's win over the San Francisco Giants, his first four-hit game since 2021. The post Mike Trout Accomplishes Feat for First Time Since 2021 appeared first on LA Sports Report.
It’s series finale time between two very bad teams: the San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Angels. But on the bright side, we get to see lefty Carson Whisenhunt, who makes the start today. In two starts this season, Whisenhunt is 2-0 with a 3.38 ERA, a 4.89 FIP, and six strikeouts to six […]
The World Cup, Rory v Bryson, Ohtani on the mound or at the plate, Lebron to Philly, it’s been a heck of a month in sports. So, why am I... The post Summer has been red-hot in the sports world except… first appeared on Sports360AZ .
It’s time for game two between the San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Angels, arguably the two worst teams in baseball. Yay! What fun! Robbie Ray takes the mound for the Giants, in what is almost certainly either his last or penultimate start with the Giants. Ray is 8-6 on the year, with a […]
This week, we answer your questions on Esmerlyn Valdez’s heater, Gunnar Henderson's woes against heaters, how to fix the Angels, and more.
The Los Angeles Angels are a mess, and are likely best served by opening the floodgates this trade deadline. They leaked on Thursday that they are interested in trading shortstop Zack Neto, but perhaps the single most-likely-to-be-dealt player on the entire market is lefty starter Reid Detmers. Detmers just turned 27 and is under team […]
Good morning, baseball fans! Another week of San Francisco Giants baseball draws to a close this weekend as they continue this three-game home series against the Los Angeles Angels. Normally, I like to do separate posts for player of the week and highlight of the week. As of the time this is being written, the […]
The San Francisco Giants welcome the Los Angeles Angels to Oracle Park tonight to begin a three-game series. Taking the mound for the Giants will be right-hander Logan Webb, who enters tonight’s game with a 3.87 ERA, 3.54 FIP, with 85 strikeouts to 27 walks in 107 innings pitched. His last start was in the […]
Will the Los Angeles Angels sell this year? Finally? With John Mozeliak at the helm in the front office, replacing the deposed Perry Minasian, perhaps the Halos will finally agree to do some selling at the trade deadline. They have been loath to do so in recent years, much to their detriment. The most famous example would be getting absolutely nothing for arguably the greatest player in baseball history, Shohei Ohtani. Shortstop Zach Neto is no Shohei, but he is a former first-round pick and a...
The Astros are signing catcher Matt Thaiss to a minor league contract and assigning him to Triple-A Sugar Land, according to the MLB.com transaction log. He’d been released from a non-roster deal with the Red Sox last week. Thaiss has played parts of seven seasons in the majors, six of them with the Angels. A first-round […]
No reason to be cute with the headline or insightful with the commentary. These are two bad teams beyond redemption. The Giants have had just 2 winning seasons since 2016 (2016 & 2021), but the Angels haven’t had any — 2026 will mark their 11th consecutive losing season… basically, they’ve been losers since they fully […]
The Angels once again enter the deadline as clear sellers — this time with a new general manager at the helm. Longtime Cardinals president John Mozeliak is running the Halos’ front office on an interim basis after Perry Minasian’s firing last month, and one of the areas on which he’s focused is bringing in a […]
Jerry Reinsdorf may have been christened “the Owner Who Thinks He Knows Everything,” but there are others who know zilch about baseball as well, from Anaheim to Queens. But all those billionaires are supposed to share an ability to figure out finances. Fuggedaboudit. There’s a really big chance coming up for the owners of Major […]
We officially have trade deadline rumors! Is anyone interested in a little Zach Neto action? Yesterday, The Athletic reported that “after expressing interest in the Los Angeles Angels shortstop last offseason, [the Red Sox] continue to view him as a strong fit, according to people briefed on their discussions.” As fun as it was to […]
The Red Sox are interested in Angels shortstop Zach Neto, report Ken Rosenthal and Will Sammon of The Athletic. They report that Boston also checked in with the Angels about Neto last offseason, though those preliminary conversations didn’t progress to the point where the sides actually discussed trade frameworks. There was no indication that Neto […]