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After playing most games in a decade, Trout 'excited' for what's next (opens the original)
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SEATTLE -- After playing in his most games in a season since 2016, Angels superstar Mike Trout was held out of the lineup for Sunday’s season finale against the Mariners, which saw the club reach 100 losses for the first time in franchise history with a 7-3 defeat at T-Mobile Park. The Angels previously were the only current franchise never to top the century mark in losses. The 35-year-old played in 142 games, including 109 games in center field, his most action there since ’22. Trout credited
Neto honored to be Angels' 2026 Clemente Award nominee (opens the original)
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This story was excerpted from Rhett Bollinger's Angels Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. ANAHEIM -- Being the son of a U.S. Navy veteran, Angels shortstop Zach Neto was taught at an early age about the importance of helping others and having a strong moral compass. So Neto has always made it his mission to give back to the community and uses his platform as a Major Leaguer to help others. For his efforts, Neto was named the
After Boston trade rumors, Neto does damage to lead Halos to series win at Fenway (opens the original)
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BOSTON -- Zach Neto had his name surface in trade rumors ahead of this year’s Trade Deadline, and the Red Sox were often mentioned as a potential match because of their need for a long-term solution at shortstop. But much like they did with the surging Reid Detmers, the Angels decided to hold onto Neto, who has put up strong numbers since the Aug. 3 Deadline and ultimately made Boston pay on back-to-back nights at Fenway Park. After going 4-for-5 with a homer and a double in Tuesday’s 6-1 win, h
Everything you need to know about Angels' sale (opens the original)
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ANAHEIM -- It’s only fitting that a man named after two baseball players is now set to finally own an MLB franchise. Enos Stanley “Stan” Kroenke, who was named after Cardinals legends Enos Slaughter and Stan Musial, agreed to purchase the majority stake of the Angels from Arte Moreno on Wednesday. It came as a surprise not only to fans but to many in the organization. The agreement raises plenty of questions, so here are some FAQs about the sale: What is the formal process like now that the sale
Angels bring in prospect haul with handful of trades at Deadline (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE -- The Angels made the most out of being clear sellers for the first time in recent memory, as they traded right-hander José Soriano to the Blue Jays, veteran reliever Brent Suter to the Braves, outfielder Jo Adell to the Guardians, reliever Ryan Zeferjahn to the Cubs and reliever Kirby Yates to the Pirates for a haul of eight prospects ahead of Mondayâs Trade Deadline. It started early Monday, when they traded Soriano to the Blue Jays for shortstop Arjun Nimmala, outfielder Eddie M
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