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With a soft schedule to start the regular season, can the LA Angels build early momentum? And if they do, how much will it really matter?
Stephen Parello|
Reid Detmers' time with the big league team might be delayed in 2025, as the Angels just acquired Ian Anderson to be their long reliever for Opening Day
Evan Roberts|
J.D. Davis might be packing his bags for Triple-A Salt Lake soon, as Joel Sherman of the New York Post just reported that he is not likely to make the Angels.
Evan Roberts|
Jose Suarez is finally gone! The left-handed long reliever who is out of options was mercifully dealt to the Atlanta Braves. The return is Ian Anderson.
Evan Roberts|
Christian Moore is likely on the outside looking in for the Angels' Opening Day roster. He will assuredly make his professional debut at some point, but when?
Evan Roberts|
Scott Kingery has officially cleared waivers and was optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake, after the former Phillies top prospect was designated for assignment.
Evan Roberts|
How far can the LA Angels go and what is a reasonable barometer for success for Ron Washington and company?
Stephen Parello|
The former top prospect is running out of time to show he can get it done in the big leagues.
Andrew Meyers|
The Angels have a few players left in camp that will not make the Opening Day roster, but it is completely shocking that they have made it this far in camp.
Evan Roberts|
The LA Angels' affinity for players of a certain organization signifies this player who had been linked to the team will inevitably make his way to Anaheim in the future.
Stephen Parello|
Although the Angels whiffed on all of the free-agent power bats they pursued, one key acquisition has shown this spring that he will provide the thump the team desperately needs.
Stephen Parello|
Three young LA Angels prospects who are banging on the door to the big-leagues will eventually steal roster spots during the 2025 season.
Stephen Parello|
Former batting champ Tim Anderson has good things to say about the Angels coaching staff
Jeremy Elwood|
After the Angel Perdomo trade the Angels are on the verge of locking themselves into carrying five southpaws in the pen on opening day. The logic behind the moves could not be more shaky.
Stephen Parello|
Zach Neto and Robert Stephenson are both working their way through their throwing programs, and Neto is also hitting with more regularity these days.
Evan Roberts|
Ron Washington is clearly in cahoots with the front office when it comes to his no cell phone policy, as the young players are supposed to be taking in knowledge from the veterans.
Evan Roberts|
Ron Washington hinted that the Angels might starting using their real regular season lineups at this point in spring training, so let's take a dive into it.
Evan Roberts|
The Angel's next fast mover to the majors could be on the mound, rather than in the infield. Like Zach Neto before him, there are good reasons to expect Ryan Johnson sooner rather than later
Jeremy Elwood|
José Suarez is failing upwards still with the Angels, as the beat reporters following the team are all saying that he is likely to make the Opening Day roster.
Evan Roberts|
Ron Washington publicly commented on Chase Silseth's body language following his demotion to Triple-A. His tough love approach works with some, will it work with Silseth?
Evan Roberts|
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