'Leaving an everlasting impression': Ward stays hot at the plate
ANAHEIM -- It’s been a bit of an up-and-down season for Angels left fielder Taylor Ward, but he’s been finishing it strong at the plate and is looking to build on it heading into next year. Ward continued his hot hitting by going 3-for-4 with an RBI and a stolen
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Trout speaks on recovery, open to moving to corner OF or DH
ANAHEIM -- Angels superstar Mike Trout said his twice surgically repaired left knee is feeling better and he’s open to potentially moving to a corner outfield spot or serving as designated hitter more often to try to stay healthy. Trout, a three-time AL MVP and 11-time All-Star, tore his left
José Soriano, Ben Joyce shut down but bullish for 2025
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Dana's lesson clear: 'Walks create bad luck'
ANAHEIM -- At just 20 years old, right-hander Caden Dana dominated at Double-A Rocket City. But he’s learning that Major League lineups are a lot more difficult to navigate. He was hit hard for a second straight start in the Angels’ 6-4 loss to the Astros on Sunday afternoon at
From Angels fan to Angel, Wagaman gets first hit
ANAHEIM -- Growing up in Aliso Viejo, Calif., just 20 miles south of Anaheim, Eric Wagaman was an avid Angels fan, counting scrappy infielders David Eckstein and Chone Figgins as his favorite players. So it was extra meaningful for Wagaman to make his Major League debut with his hometown club
Moore, Klassen provide glimpse into Angels' future at Double-A
There was nothing trashy about these performances at Double-A. The Angels' No. 2 and No. 3 prospects -- Christian Moore and George Klassen -- entered the final Saturday for the Trash Pandas on similar footings. Moore -- who last played Aug. 30 after suffering a left meniscus injury -- looked
VOTE: Trout named Angels' nominee for Roberto Clemente Award
The Roberto Clemente Award, considered baseball's most prestigious individual honor for Major Leaguers, annually recognizes the MLB player who best represents the game through extraordinary character, community involvement, philanthropy and positive contributions, both on and off the field.
Angels lefties a study in contrast vs. Astros
ANAHEIM -- Lefties Samuel Aldegheri and José Suarez both know how important pitching well down the stretch is for them heading into next season. Aldegeri, acquired in the deal that sent closer Carlos Estévez to the Phillies at the Trade Deadline, made his third career start but struggled in the
How Adell had 'tremendous improvements' in '24
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'The kid is strong': Adams flexes power with 1st career HR
MINNEAPOLIS -- Outfielder Jordyn Adams, who was once ranked among the Angels’ top prospects, is known for his blazing speed, but he showed off a bit of his power against the Twins on Wednesday night. Adams hit his first career homer, a solo shot in the sixth inning of a
Prospects we want to see in the AFL -- one from each team
We love the Arizona Fall League and can't wait to see several of baseball's best prospects face off against each other. The 30-game schedule begins Oct. 7, with the Fall Stars Game slated for Nov. 9 and the championship game for Nov. 16. Since the developmental circuit began play in
Joyce (shoulder), Rendon (oblique) placed on injured list
MINNEAPOLIS -- The Angels were dealt a couple of blows before Tuesday’s 10-5 loss to the Twins at Target Field, as rookie closer Ben Joyce and veteran third baseman Anthony Rendon were both placed on the injured list. Joyce landed on the 15-day IL with right shoulder inflammation, while Rendon
Angels near top of crop in pitching prospects
Good pitching can be hard to find -- look at the flurry of activity at the Trade Deadline for evidence -- so clubs that can develop talents on the mound themselves can get a considerable leg up on the competition. Think of where the Phillies would be without homegrown talents
Detmers impresses again, looks to end season in good form
MINNEAPOLIS -- It’s only been two starts, but left-hander Reid Detmers has been impressive in his return to the rotation after a three-month stint at Triple-A Salt Lake. After striking out 10 over six solid innings against the first-place Dodgers on Tuesday, he followed that up by throwing six more
Ward aims to build momentum down the stretch
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Angels' top prospect Dana, young Halos learning from mistakes
ARLINGTON -- In the final weeks of the season, Angels skipper Ron Washington, the oldest active manager in the Major Leagues, is conducting what amounts to on-the-job training for the many young, inexperienced players on his club. He said before Sunday’s 7-4 loss to the Rangers at Globe Life Field
MLB.TV's lowest price in effect during race for postseason
The final month of the regular season is here, and you know what that means: Every game takes on greater importance in the race for the postseason. Will the Orioles overtake the Yankees and win back-to-back AL East titles? Who will win the AL Central? You can catch all these
Anderson, Angels cruise through 4 frames before tough 5th
ARLINGTON -- Taylor Ward and Tyler Anderson set the Angels on the right path Saturday night, but the smooth road ended too soon in a 6-4 loss to the Rangers.
Aldegheri earns 1st big league win as Angels beat Rangers
ARLINGTON -- Less than two months ago, Angels rookie Sam Aldegheri had never pitched above the High-A level in the Minor Leagues. Now he’s the first Italian-born pitcher to earn a victory in a Major League game since 1949. Making only his second career MLB start, the lefty Aldegheri notched
O'Hoppe learning how to deal with slow stretches, fatigue in 1st full year
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Efficient Kochanowicz continues to provide consistency for Halos
ARLINGTON -- Compared with advanced analytics, the quality start is a quaint, inexact, almost arbitrary measure of whether a starting pitcher put in a decent day’s work. But for a rookie like Angels right-hander Jack Kochanowicz, throwing six innings or more and allowing three earned runs or less adds up
Hottest hitting prospects to end the season -- one for each team
The old adage goes that it’s not how you start, but how you finish. The 30 hitters below certainly have taken that to heart.