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The projections for Angels hitters provide a guideline for expectations, but there are two players who will clearly smash the predictions and one who will disappoint.
Stephen Parello|
There are several Angels players who have come and gone over the years, and now they are free agents. There is plenty of offseason left but they currently need work.
Evan Roberts|
The Angels are continuing their trend of taking fliers on veteran relievers on minor league deals. Connor Brogdon is now a part of the Angels, and could easily be seen in the majors next season.
Evan Roberts|
Ivan Armstrong is heading to the Nationals on a minor league contract, after being acquired as a part of the Tony Watson trade. Meanwhile, Jack Kochanowicz is throwing 100mph in an offseason bullpen.
Evan Roberts|
Ken Rosenthal detailed how the Angels are in a good spot to go after players with attached qualifying offers. The risk/reward seems more reward than risk.
Evan Roberts|
A log jam is brewing for the LA Angels should they sign one of the top two free-agent bats left on the market, and these three players could find themselves on the trade block
Stephen Parello|
The Angels can look to their past to find a reasonable expectation for Nolan Schanuel's floor as a first baseman with a unique and unconventional skill set.
Stephen Parello|
Michael Lorenzen is settling down some with the Kansas City Royals. After bouncing around the league some, he is re-upping with the Kansas City Royals for 2025
Evan Roberts|
Pete Alonso and Anthony Santander are the apples of the Angels' eyes, and there are several rumors swirling around what their next contracts will look like
Evan Roberts|
A significant midseason adjustment in 2024 from Jo Adell shows that the 2025 campaign should propel him to a breakout campaign in 2025 that Angels fans have long been waiting for.
Stephen Parello|
Jon Morosi is the latest reporter to include the Angels on the list of teams that are trying to sign Anthony Santander. The slugger has a dynamic, fluid market.
Evan Roberts|
Anthony Santander and Pete Alonso have ties to the Angels in free agency, but if they had to choose which would they add to their current roster?
Evan Roberts|
The Los Angeles Angels could find some real gems that can fill their remaining needs by shopping in the bargain bin at this late stage in the offseason.
Stephen Parello|
The Angels need some help with their infield production in 2025. There are a few free agents still out there who could turn the ship around after a forgettable 2024 campaign.
PJ Potter|
The Angels could have added a reliable player in Josh Rojas to play third base. However, the White Sox managed to swoop in and sign him.
PJ Potter|
Braden Shewmake is available for any team to claim off waivers. So, because he was a former first round pick by the Braves, Perry Minasian likely will bring him to the Angels.
Evan Roberts|
MLB insider Jon Heyman recently mentioned that the Angels could shift Nolan Schanuel to the outfield if they signed Pete Alonso. This may not be a great idea.
Eric Treuden|
Logan O'Hoppe is on track to being a future captain of the team, and he is going to be an exciting player for the Angels in 2025. Also, do we want Jorge Polanco?
Evan Roberts|
Pete Alonso and Max Scherzer are legends in the sport and are available for any team to add right now. The Angels need a lot of help, but do not need these two.
Evan Roberts|
The Angels have continued their trend of being linked to a whole bunch of free agents who end up signing elsewhere anyways. Will they get a Santander or Alonso?
Evan Roberts|
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