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Once a top-of-the-rotation arm, Kyle Hendricks' turn-back-the-clock early-season performance makes him look like a great value compared to deals signed by other aging veterans.
Stephen Parello|
Yusei Kikuchi continues to prove with every start that he isn't the ace Angels fans were promised, but in the face of his struggles the team has forged a path that will lead to success.
Stephen Parello|
Don't look now, Halo fans, but the team might actually not be bad this year.
Jeremy Elwood|
With the season now underway, we're starting to see which Angels moves were strokes of genius, and which were blunders the team wishes they could take back.
Stephen Parello|
ESPN Insider David Schoenfield predicted an offensive improvement from the Angels to start the season, but his loss total forecast seems way off base given how hot the Angels have started the season.
Stephen Parello|
After an easy schedule to start the season has the Angels rolling, the team will benefit from missing Houston's top two starters in a matchup between bitter division rivals.
Stephen Parello|
José Soriano is now the unequivocal ace of the Los Angeles Angels after three dominant outings to begin the 2025 season. He is an outstanding pitcher.
Evan Roberts|
The Angels are in the midst of a fantastic start to the 2025 season after a great showing in March and April. However, moving forward, the team has several roster decisions to make.
Evan Roberts|
The 2025 version of the Angels look like the best iteration of this franchise in a long, long time, as the lineup is currently punishing opposing pitchers.
Evan Roberts|
Logan O'Hoppe has historically been tearing the cover off the ball for the Angels of late, and it might be indicative of what's to come in 2025 and beyond.
Evan Roberts|
J.D. Davis could be on his way to help fill a major league roster spot while Yoán Moncada potentially heads to the Angels' injured list with a thumb injury.
Evan Roberts|
The Angels are playing winning baseball to begin the 2025 season, but there are several players who may be playing their way out of a roster spot currently.
Evan Roberts|
Did Angels' Kenley Jansen lock down a spot in the Hall of Fame last night? He might already be one of the most fearsome closers ever and he is piling up milestones.
Evan Roberts|
Young Angels' stars Kyren Paris and Logan O'Hoppe's hot starts are disrespected by MLB.com's early-season evaluation of MVP-caliber performances.
Stephen Parello|
Taylor Ward and Nolan Schanuel were clearly getting after it in the offseason, as the two have been showing marked improvement in certain facets of the game.
Evan Roberts|
The Angels are off to a winning start, but several players are slumping to begin the season.
Andrew Meyers|
Kenley Jansen made history in the Angels' first game of a series against the Tampa Bay Rays when he recorded his 450th save and became the reliever with the fifth most strikeouts ever.
Evan Roberts|
The Angels' bullpen has been a revelation thus far in the season, and there are a couple relievers who fans want to see and a couple who fans do not.
Evan Roberts|
Zach Neto sure does look like himself while playing with Triple-A Salt Lake, and Angels fans are begging for him to re-join this fun version of their team.
Evan Roberts|
Alex Bregman and Kyle Tucker were the two Players of the Week for their respective leagues, and Angels fans should be pointing and laughing at the Astros.
Evan Roberts|
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