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LA Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon will go down as the team's biggest free-agent bust, yet relative to his past performance his projections are optimistic for 2025.
Stephen Parello|
The LA Angels have a dire need in the infield and these three free-agent second basemen, while flawed, are the best remaining options that the team should consider pursuing.
Stephen Parello|
Zach Neto is a budding superstar. But with him out for the start of the season, what are the Angels' options? And can he harness his energu into even better things in 2025?
Jeremy Elwood|
These two signings happened what feels like eons ago, and while neither player is a star, both could play significant roles in for the LA Angels in 2025.
Stephen Parello|
Logan O'Hoppe and Travis d'Arnaud will factor in heavily to how well the Angels fare next season, and one simple statistic shows how they could deploy the two catchers.
Evan Roberts|
The Mets sure sound like they are moving on from Pete Alonso, Steve Cohen pretty much admitted it. Meanwhile, the Blue Jays have to deal with their own first baseman.
Evan Roberts|
Caden Dana has been viewed as the more valuable prospect, even when Christian Moore was drafted 8th overall in 2024. Now, Moore has caught up and surpassed Dana.
Evan Roberts|
The LA Angels have been busy this offseason. Although they have added some new players, there are three guys they wish they could have back in Anaheim.
PJ Potter|
Who will play second and third base for the Angels in 2025? Is Christian Moore ready to step up, will Kevin Newman prove to be a bargain, and what do they do with Anthony Rendon?
Jeremy Elwood|
The Dodgers are in the middle of one of the best off-seasons the baseball world has ever seen, and now they need to take a break and stockpile catchers like Chris Okey to catch guys' bullpens.
Evan Roberts|
The LA Angels could fill their most significant roster hole by getting engaging the Diamondbacks about a trade for Eugenio Suarez and getting creative in a series of moves.
Stephen Parello|
Jurickson Profar is now a member of the Atlanta Braves, and the Angels were not in the mix of signing him. They were in on Anthony Santander but not Profar.
Evan Roberts|
The Angels have a plethora of young players fighting it out for spots on the opening-day roster. Two will make it and one will not.
Stephen Parello|
Heading into the 2025 season, the situation at first base for the Angels could best be summarized as “curious". Who can win the job between Nolan Schanuel, Niko Kavadas, and Ryan Noda?
Jeremy Elwood|
Pete Alonso is still unsigned and there are reports seemingly every day of teams trying to get him. The Angels might have met with him, and the Blue Jays might be close?
Evan Roberts|
Niko Goodrum is off to the San Diego Padres on a minor league deal. The DFA train continues on for Roansy Contreras, as he was just claimed by the Yankees.
Evan Roberts|
J.D. Davis...you are a Los Angeles Angel! LAA has added some corner infield depth by signing Davis to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.
Evan Roberts|
Patrick Sandoval was cast off the Angels roster for reasons that now seem misguided. Sandoval is going to return to the mound months earlier than was anticipated.
Evan Roberts|
Carlos Estevez might be a member of the Cincinnati Reds relatively soon. Bob Nightengale reported that they are engaged with talks with the former Angels closer.
Evan Roberts|
The MLB offseason isn’t over, but it is possible that the Angels are done shopping. As has been their pattern, they started with a hiss and a roar but went quiet
Jeremy Elwood|
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