Los Angeles Dodgers 2022 Season Preview
April 6, 2022
The Los Angeles Dodgers have spent the past nine seasons building a dynasty in the National League.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have spent the past nine seasons building a dynasty in the National League.
Wow! The trade deadline has now passed, and what a crazy time it was. Some moves were predictable, but others came out of nowhere. We will be looking at each division and what each team did, starting with the American League East. The AL East was one of the busiest divisions in the league at the deadline.
The New York Yankees have been one of the busiest and surprise teams at the MLB trade deadline. Now, the Yankees are acquiring Angels pitcher Andrew Heaney.
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11, 2021. We take a look at Ben Kudrna, the 46th ranked prospect in this year’s class by MLB.com, out of Blue Valley Southwest High School in Kansas.
After a tumultuous 2020, the Los Angeles Angels pitchers and catchers report to Tempe Diablo Stadium, their Spring Training home for the past three decades. Here are five key components that will factor into the 2021 Angels pitching, catching, and management.
The Los Angeles Angels concluded their six-week search for a new general manager Wednesday with the hiring of Atlanta Braves assistant general manager Perry Minasian. He’ll assume the role last held by Billy Eppler prior to his departure at the conclusion of the 2020 regular season.
The Los Angeles Angels, who will likely be selling at the trade deadline, reached a new low this week as they now hold the worst record in the American League.
The Angels returned to Anaheim Sunday evening after an extremely deflating three-game sweep at the hands of the Texas Rangers in Arlington. Apparently, all the Angels needed was some home-cooked meals as the Halos bats came alive slugging four home runs in each of the first two games of their series against the Oakland Athletics. The Athletics entered the series winning nine straight games and the Angels defeated them soundly those first two games before losing the series finale Wednesday afternoon.
299 days after their last regular season game, the Los Angeles Angels are ready to compete and should feel confident in their chances of making a deep playoff push.
Despite having the toughest schedule, the Angels could make a strong playoff pursuit with a healthy Shohei Ohtani, a revamped offense, and a formidable pitching staff.
The Los Angeles Angels burst onto the scene as pioneers in the new generation of two-way players when they signed international free agent Shohei Ohtani in Dec. 2017. Ohtani earned 2018 American League Rookie of the Year honors with his dominant starting performances during the first half of the season and his middle of the order power for the Angels.
Being that today is Groundhog Day, it seemed fitting to preview the Angels starting rotation going into Spring Training. Injuries have riddled the Angels rotation the past four seasons like no other period in franchise history leading many to wonder if 2020 will be another day in Punxsutawney for Halo fans.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have spent the past nine seasons building a dynasty in the National League.
Wow! The trade deadline has now passed, and what a crazy time it was. Some moves were predictable, but others came out of nowhere. We will be looking at each division and what each team did, starting with the American League East. The AL East was one of the busiest divisions in the league at the deadline.
The New York Yankees have been one of the busiest and surprise teams at the MLB trade deadline. Now, the Yankees are acquiring Angels pitcher Andrew Heaney.
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11, 2021. We take a look at Ben Kudrna, the 46th ranked prospect in this year’s class by MLB.com, out of Blue Valley Southwest High School in Kansas.
After a tumultuous 2020, the Los Angeles Angels pitchers and catchers report to Tempe Diablo Stadium, their Spring Training home for the past three decades. Here are five key components that will factor into the 2021 Angels pitching, catching, and management.
The Los Angeles Angels concluded their six-week search for a new general manager Wednesday with the hiring of Atlanta Braves assistant general manager Perry Minasian. He’ll assume the role last held by Billy Eppler prior to his departure at the conclusion of the 2020 regular season.
The Los Angeles Angels, who will likely be selling at the trade deadline, reached a new low this week as they now hold the worst record in the American League.
The Angels returned to Anaheim Sunday evening after an extremely deflating three-game sweep at the hands of the Texas Rangers in Arlington. Apparently, all the Angels needed was some home-cooked meals as the Halos bats came alive slugging four home runs in each of the first two games of their series against the Oakland Athletics. The Athletics entered the series winning nine straight games and the Angels defeated them soundly those first two games before losing the series finale Wednesday afternoon.
299 days after their last regular season game, the Los Angeles Angels are ready to compete and should feel confident in their chances of making a deep playoff push.
Despite having the toughest schedule, the Angels could make a strong playoff pursuit with a healthy Shohei Ohtani, a revamped offense, and a formidable pitching staff.
The Los Angeles Angels burst onto the scene as pioneers in the new generation of two-way players when they signed international free agent Shohei Ohtani in Dec. 2017. Ohtani earned 2018 American League Rookie of the Year honors with his dominant starting performances during the first half of the season and his middle of the order power for the Angels.
Being that today is Groundhog Day, it seemed fitting to preview the Angels starting rotation going into Spring Training. Injuries have riddled the Angels rotation the past four seasons like no other period in franchise history leading many to wonder if 2020 will be another day in Punxsutawney for Halo fans.
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