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With the Winter Meetings looming, there will be a flurry of activity very soon. The Angels fans have lofty dreams given the active offseason thus far, so who are the dream signings?
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After Yusei Kikuchi finally signed his deal, he got right to work in terms of providing Angels fans for reasons to get excited for the 2025 season.
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Kirby Yates would fill a lot of holes for the Angels. Like Yusei Kikuchi, Yates would slot down the rest of the Angels' bullpen nicely if they do get him.
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Chase Silseth only threw 8 innings for the Angels in 2024, which proved to completely reshape the Angels' pitching staff. The youngster will undoubtedly be relied upon in 2025.
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It's early, but it feels time to applaud the Angels right now. They have been by far the most active team in free agency and are not even close to stopping.
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The Angels have made an abundance of moves so far this offseason, and Perry Minasian is not done. The rumors are rampant surrounding the available power bats.
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Max Stassi and Justin Garza are heading to the San Francisco Giants, while Jeremiah Jackson and Franklin Barreto are heading to the Baltimore Orioles
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David Schoenfield keeps giving out middling grades to every move the Angels make, and it's starting to feel like they could sign Juan Soto and he would say it's a C+.
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Yusei Kikuchi's deal with the Angels is yet another contract figure for the notoriously frugal organization. How much further will they push their 2025 payroll?
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Blake Snell, last offseason, preferred the Angels in free agency. Now he is signing with their biggest rival in the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Tomoyuki Sugano is a 35-year-old pitcher who has never pitched in MLB before, but there might be a brotherly showdown for his services nonetheless.
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In a couple of Angels news breaks, the Braves signed Kolton Ingram to a minor league contract and the Kiwoom Heroes of the KBO signed Kenny Rosenberg.
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The Houston Astros traded for Yusei Kikuchi last season, and completely unlocked his stuff. The Angels signed him, and should just leave him alone so he can replicate his late-season success.
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The Angels have been, and will continue to be, incredible active this offseason. They are definitely not done adding players to the roster, but let's try and project their rotation as of now.
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The Angels are still making splashes. This time, it's signing Yusei Kikuchi to a 3 year, $63 million deal. Kikuchi is lining up to be their Opening Day starter.
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The Angels have a multitude of roster decisions to make moving forward, and a plethora of new free agents to pick from. Which non-tendered players should they consider?
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The Angels have a lot of roster depth to fill, and some former players who are free agents this winter. Who makes sense for them to re-sign and who does not?
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Greg Amsinger predicts that the Angels will sign Corbin Burnes this offseason, even though there is not any evidence to prove that there is traction between the two sides.
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Griffin Canning, Jacob Webb, and Hoby Milner are all free agents after being non-tendered by their clubs. Shohei Ohtani won his third MVP in his first season away from the Angels.
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The Angels brought in Sal Fasano and Travis d'Arnaud for a reason: they will be remodeling the way their pitchers approach the game and utilize their arsenal.
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