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The Los Angeles Angels have two players who could be building blocks or trade chips for new ones, but they need to decide before it is too late.
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Scott Boras expects a busy November before the MLB lockout. The Los Angeles Angels still need a front office leader, a manager, and a staff before the market closes.
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While the Angels have never been one of the league's lesser spenders, the new ownership could blow through the Luxury Tax. Here's where the bill sits before the offseason.
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The Angels haven't been serious players for international stars since Shohei Ohtani spurned them in free agency. With new ownership in place, can they reestablish their presence in that market, starting with Teruaki Sato?
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With Kurt Suzuki out, the Los Angeles Angels might finally reunite with Albert Pujols, though a bidding war with the Houston Astros may or may not save them.
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The Los Angeles Angels' managerial opening will be one to pay attention to, with a new ownership looking to send the organization in a new direction.
Brian Burrows|
The Los Angeles Angels have long been one of the more active names on the Japanese free agent market, and a new name may've just presented himself to them.
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The indication from John Mozeliak is that he won't remain with the Los Angeles Angels once his contract expires in December.
Brian Burrows|
Kurt Suzuki was never in a position to succeed as the manager of the Los Angeles Angels, and his departure was always inevitable.
Evan Roberts|
The Los Angeles Angels are moving on from Kurt Suzuki as their manager, but offering him a chance to stay in the organization.
Jordan Campbell|
A world of opportunity is ahead of the Los Angeles Angels, but in order for them to truly emerge as contenders, they'll need to clear these key obstacles.
Stephen Parello|
Joe Espada was let go by the Houston Astros after a middling season, though he's an experienced manager with a history of success as a coach. Should the Angels try and lure him to Anaheim to replace Kurt Suzuki?
Brandon Glick|
Mike Trout just had his best (and healthiest) season in a while. With four expensive years left on his contract, the Angels might only have one more shot this offseason before the lockout to finally trade him.
Brandon Glick|
Another team has found their manager, and the Los Angeles Angels are dragging their feet deciding on Kurt Suzuki's contract option. They need to pick up the pace.
Brian Burrows|
The Los Angeles Angels had no Gold Glove finalists, and it's a reminder of one area of their roster construction that has been lacking.
Evan Roberts|
The Los Angeles Angels have cycled through outfielders around Mike Trout for years. Seiya Suzuki is the free agent who could finally end that trend in 2027.
David Lesky|
One of the first names to be connected to the Angels' open GM job emerged, but the connection seems more of convenience than of actual need.
Brian Burrows|
The Yankees are out of the playoffs and the Angels can capitalize by taking away some of their players this upcoming offseason.
Nick San Miguel|
If the Los Angeles Angels want a new manager one of the bigger names is off the board as Alex Cora does not plan to manage in 2027. Who else is out there?
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The Angels should be punching towards the top of the free agent market this offseason, and one player near the top of the shortlist should be Jazz Chisholm Jr.
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