The Los Angeles Angels released veteran corner infielder J.D. Davis on June 30, who signed with Nippon Professional Baseball's Seibu Lions just 10 days later. T

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California heat or Tennessee fire? The Angels might just set the board ablaze. The MLB Draft is almost here, and the names of top prospects are going up and down constantly. With the No. 1 Prospect likely to be Kade Anderson,

Draft post for the day… The #Angels could take someone at 2 this year and not sign them. Then take the 3rd overall pick next year in a better draft. It’s ballsy and sets you back a year (kinda) but also it’s so much better of a draft next year. You’d have 2 top 12 picks. This is a strategy that has never been tried.

The Diamondbacks are 10 games back of the Los Angeles Dodgers thanks to a loss to the third-place team in the NL West, the San Diego Padres. Just like the Angels, Arizona split a four-game series with the division rival just ahead in the standings, but the Diamondbacks have one more win than their weekend opponent and sit at 46-48.

Friday Night Baseball on Apple TV+ features the Los Angeles Angels and the Arizona Diamondbacks, with each team sitting just below .500 and looking to move up in their respective divisions. First pitch on Friday, July 11, at 6:38 p.m. PT/9:38 p.m. ET (7:38 p.m. MT) and is available streaming live only on Apple TV Plus.

MLB announced Tampa Bay Rays starting pitcher Drew Rasmussen replaced Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Yusei Kikuchi on the American All-Star team's active r

Two days away from the 2025 MLB draft, there's still not much clarity about who the Washington Nationals will select with the No. 1 overall pick.

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Could the Philadelphia Phillies acquire left-handed pitcher Reid Detmers from the Los Angeles Angels before the MLB trade deadline?

It’s surprising that the Angels have had 23 managers in their history, given that the franchise has only existed for 65 years, and 19 of those featured Mike Scioscia in the dugout. Bill Rigney, who managed the second-most games in Angels’ history,