Just hours before the first pitch of their 60th Opening Day, the Los Angeles Angels agreed to terms on a contract extension for one of their brightest young stars.
Last September, Arte Moreno’s Los Angeles Angels finished their sixth straight year without making the postseason. The first order of business this offseason was the firing of general manager Billy Eppler and the hiring of his replacement.
Angels owner Arte Moreno has spent just under two decades of his Angels ownership unafraid of making investments. When the Angels acquired Justin Upton and extended him to a 5-year, $106 million contract, it was not a surprise.
Shohei Ohtani arrived with much anticipation as a two-way superstar from Japan prior to the 2018 season. The young right-hander dazzled on the mound every Sunday.
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.
B.J. Martin recaps the good, the bad, and the ugly from Billy Eppler’s tenure as the Los Angeles Angels’ general manager.
B.J. Martin details several reasons why the Angels are once again watching playoff baseball from home.
Following the conclusion of the Angels season-ending series sweep at the hands of the Los Angeles Dodgers, they announced the dismissal of General Manager Billy Eppler. The Angels completed the 2021 season with a record of 26-34, missing the post-season for the sixth straight season.
Welcome back to our daily DFS series. Today, we will be looking at the best value picks for the night slate. Good luck with your lineups tonight!
B.J Martin recaps the last week of Los Angeles Angels baseball, which included a major emergence from offseason addition Anthony Rendon.
With Shohei Ohtani out, here’s what to expect from the Los Angeles Angels’ pitching staff.
After another shaky outing and early departure, Angels hurler Shohei Ohtani is headed for an MRI.
Just hours before the first pitch of their 60th Opening Day, the Los Angeles Angels agreed to terms on a contract extension for one of their brightest young stars.
Last September, Arte Moreno’s Los Angeles Angels finished their sixth straight year without making the postseason. The first order of business this offseason was the firing of general manager Billy Eppler and the hiring of his replacement.
Angels owner Arte Moreno has spent just under two decades of his Angels ownership unafraid of making investments. When the Angels acquired Justin Upton and extended him to a 5-year, $106 million contract, it was not a surprise.
Shohei Ohtani arrived with much anticipation as a two-way superstar from Japan prior to the 2018 season. The young right-hander dazzled on the mound every Sunday.
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.
B.J. Martin recaps the good, the bad, and the ugly from Billy Eppler’s tenure as the Los Angeles Angels’ general manager.
B.J. Martin details several reasons why the Angels are once again watching playoff baseball from home.
Following the conclusion of the Angels season-ending series sweep at the hands of the Los Angeles Dodgers, they announced the dismissal of General Manager Billy Eppler. The Angels completed the 2021 season with a record of 26-34, missing the post-season for the sixth straight season.
Welcome back to our daily DFS series. Today, we will be looking at the best value picks for the night slate. Good luck with your lineups tonight!
B.J Martin recaps the last week of Los Angeles Angels baseball, which included a major emergence from offseason addition Anthony Rendon.
With Shohei Ohtani out, here’s what to expect from the Los Angeles Angels’ pitching staff.
After another shaky outing and early departure, Angels hurler Shohei Ohtani is headed for an MRI.
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