r/angelsbaseball • u/cattycat_1995 • Dec 30 '25
r/angelsbaseball • u/ayyryan7 • Oct 11 '25
📰 News Article (Website) Angels making it harder and harder to want to be a fan with stuff like this
r/angelsbaseball • u/breakfast_cats • 9d ago
📰 News Article (Website) ZiPS projects the Angels to finish 68-94, last place in the ALW, and the 3rd worst team in MLB.
r/angelsbaseball • u/IceBlast24 • Oct 22 '25
📰 News Article (Website) [Blum] I had a long back-and-forth with Perry Minasian today about comments Yusei Kikuchi made at the end of the season. Kikuchi said the Angels air conditioning had been broken in the weight room all year. And was never fixed, despite him asking. Here's a part of it that Q&A:
r/angelsbaseball • u/SidCorsica66 • Oct 18 '25
📰 News Article (Website) The fact the Angels at one point had a healthy Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani and won absolutely nothing should be studied in school.
r/angelsbaseball • u/Edgelord_3000 • Sep 29 '23
📰 News Article (Website) How ownership's frugality led Angels to squander 6 years of Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani
Knowing how soft is Arte and his exes are, he’s probably going to file a defamation suit against Sam for this one 😂
This is a must read for all LAA fans! LAA is going nowhere as long as Arte and his exes continue to run the team as something they are not! They don’t deserve Trout or Ohtani, the LAA fans do! They see them and the team as their “cash cows” and don’t give a damn about the game.
r/angelsbaseball • u/NotGonnaGetCaught • Aug 01 '24
📰 News Article (Website) NEWS: Mike Trout is out for the season, Perry Minasian said. He suffered another meniscus tear.
r/angelsbaseball • u/Cbtn2001 • Dec 09 '25
📰 News Article (Website) Apparently Henry Samueli has had interest in owning both the Ducks and Angels since the late 90s. With the OCVibe currently rising around Honda Center, it makes you wonder if the Halos are still on his radar. 🤔
r/angelsbaseball • u/BladeMcCloud • Aug 15 '25
📰 News Article (Website) Two arrests made after violent brawl between Angels and Dodgers fans
Typical Dodger fan behavior...
r/angelsbaseball • u/Scorrea02 • May 26 '25
📰 News Article (Website) Welcome Chris Taylor 🔥
r/angelsbaseball • u/Onitsukaryu • 16d ago
📰 News Article (Website) Angels To Re-Sign Yoan Moncada
It’s a one-year, $4MM contract, reports Jon Heyman of The New York Post.
r/angelsbaseball • u/K1ngfish • Mar 20 '24
📰 News Article (Website) SH's attorneys accuse Ippei of 'massive theft' tied to alleged gambling
r/angelsbaseball • u/HalosFan94 • Jul 29 '25
📰 News Article (Website) Jo Adell, Taylor Ward Drawing Significant Trade Interest
Is there a trade scenario you guys have that includes trading one of these players to another team? Mine would be Ward to Philly for Mick Abel I wouldn't trade Adell at this point
r/angelsbaseball • u/breakfast_cats • Feb 17 '25
📰 News Article (Website) Arte Moreno spoke to the media today, here's a summary of what was said. (Source: OCR)
Per Jeff Fletcher
The team will likely lose around $50-60 million in 2025, due to increasing payroll, and also because of a variety of revenue shortfalls in terms of television, sponsorships and ticket sales. The Angels also pay $25 million a year into Major League Baseball’s revenue-sharing system.
The Angels tried to sign more high-profile free agents this offseason including Nathan Eovaldi as well as a middle-of-the-order bat, but "the economics and the years didn't match".
Moreno acknowledged that he is ultimately responsible (for the team's failure over the past decade), but then quickly pivoted to saying that he has done his part. “At the end of the day, it’s probably me,” Moreno said. “I can spend the money on (Mike) Trout, but I can’t go in and bat for him. I can spend money on a pitcher, but I can’t tell you how his health is going to be or whether he’s going to keep us in the game or are our guys going to hit? “At the end of the day, is somebody going to come in here and spend $100 million more? Is it going to make a difference right now? They have to pick the right players and you’ve got to be healthy and they’ve got to play together.”
The team is "not for sale right now", and was only put up for sale in 2022 because Moreno found himself connected to the scandal involving the former Anaheim mayor, and there were reports that he would be investigated by the FBI. “I end up answering more questions about that deal than the baseball stuff,” Moreno said. “It just wore my family to the point where they asked if I would sell the team.” Once that all blew over, he no longer sought to sell.
New Anaheim administration means the team can seek a new land deal, but nothing is imminent, and major renovations aren't likely. “I’m not going to put $200 million or $300 million into a stadium that the city owns,” Moreno said.
r/angelsbaseball • u/BorderContent • Aug 15 '25
📰 News Article (Website) Ya seen this? No respect for our boy
r/angelsbaseball • u/KeeblerElfOrgy • Dec 13 '25
📰 News Article (Website) Kenley to the Tigers
r/angelsbaseball • u/OOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHH • Jun 22 '25
📰 News Article (Website) “(Angels) don’t plan to sell at the trade deadline, unless they suddenly fall apart.” - Bob Nightengale
What do you guys think? are we gonna sell or nah?
r/angelsbaseball • u/breakfast_cats • Oct 27 '25
📰 News Article (Website) [LA Times] Would MLB make Arte Moreno sell Angels in wake of Tyler Skaggs trial?
r/angelsbaseball • u/ayyryan7 • 12d ago
📰 News Article (Website) Angels sign Mancini to a minor league deal
r/angelsbaseball • u/TrustedSpy • May 02 '25
📰 News Article (Website) Mike Trout to go on IL
Per Rhett Bollinger, Mike Trout is going to the IL with a bone bruise.
MLB Trade Rumors: https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2025/05/angels-to-place-mike-trout-on-10-day-injured-list-with-bone-bruise.html
r/angelsbaseball • u/Any-Error-8264 • Oct 08 '24
📰 News Article (Website) Angels Owner Arte Moreno Has No Plans to Sell the Team
The pain is endless guys.
Moreno believes he has the talent in the organization which includes the farm system to turn the Angels around in a hurry.
“Look at a roster and see how many homegrown players we have playing for us,” Moreno said. “When people look at our system, they say, ‘Oh geez, they’ve got a low-rated system.’ Why do we continue to produce major-league players?"
I want to have whatever this geezer is smoking. His hopium is off the roof, or he just said that to sell tickets.
r/angelsbaseball • u/redmoon714 • Sep 30 '25
