The Angels hired Billy Eppler on October 4, 2015. We will investigate how his transaction decisions have fared year-by-year in a series of four articles starting with the 2016 season and ending with the current season (2019), the Brad Ausmus era. We’ll focus on his trades and free agent signings, but we will not focus on waiver pickups since those …
Throughout Angels Twitter, there are all kinds of buzz on the Angels being buyers. Some are excited to try to contend this season and some are frustrated by the thought of being buyers. I am personally one of the more frustrated individuals and this is why. The game tonight is currently pending, but as of this moment, the Angels are 53-49. …
July has just begun, and the Angels are again back at .500. Let’s take a dive into where the Angels stand within their division and stacked up against the rest of Major League Baseball. The Angels currently rank 13thin hitting and 23rdin pitching. This alone tells the story of how the Angels season is going. I am beginning to see …
The Angels hired Billy Eppler on October 4, 2015. We will investigate how his transaction decisions have fared year-by-year in a series of four articles starting with the 2016 season and ending with the current season (2019), the Brad Ausmus era. We’ll focus on his trades and free agent signings, but we will not focus on waiver pickups since those …
The Angels hired Billy Eppler on October 4, 2015. We will investigate how his transaction decisions have fared year-by-year in a series of four articles starting with the 2016 season and ending with the current season (2019). We’ll focus on his trades and free agent signings, but we will not focus on waiver pickups since those are low-risk moves which …
The Angels hired Billy Eppler on October 4, 2015. We will investigate how his transaction decisions have fared year-by-year in a series of four articles starting with the 2016 season and ending with the current season (2019). We’ll focus on his trades and free agent signings, but we will not focus on waiver pickups since those are low-risk moves which …
The Angels hired Billy Eppler on October 4, 2015. We will investigate how his transaction decisions have fared thus far year-by-year in a series of four articles starting with the 2016 season and ending with the current season (2019). We’ll focus on his trades and free agent signings, but we will not focus on waiver pickups since those are low-risk …
This winter has been fairly quiet for the Angels, something that doesn’t necessarily come as a surprise considering they are, at the moment, only $47 million below the 2019 luxury tax threshold. However, where people thought the Halos might make the most noise this winter was addressing bullpen depth and talent, but as of today they have only added one …
The Arizona Fall League’s East/West game, a contest that showcases the some of the best prospects across the MLB, took place last week igniting a conversation around which major league team has the most workable prospects going into the offseason. The Angels have just three prospects in MLB Pipeline’s Top 100, but there are a few more names that Angels …
Well, Angels Nation, here we go. On Sunday, the Angels announced that Brad Ausmus will take the reins as manager of the team in 2019. He has been signed to a 3-year deal, and judging by some of the things said in his press conference on Monday, the expectations and hopes are sky-high for the new skipper. But what can …
