This will be our 8th manager in 10 years.

One of the only great things that Perry did while he was here was convincing Artie to finally invest more into the spring training complex and build a state of the art training facility there.

The dooming in this sub is small fries compared to that sub. I said Fuck Arte Moreno there and got downvoted. This is the problem sharing fandoms with whiny Dodger fans, some still angry about the Rams/Angels connection.

ON-TIME DEPARTURES: Josh Lowe, Jose Siri are among Angels who likely won't return | Halo Territory (Halo Territory: A Los Angeles Angels Show)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUBZFqdsyTo

Mark Trumbo listed five players to not bring back to the Angels in 2027 season in his Podcasts/YouTube Channel, The Halo Territory. Ben Joyce is one of the players in his list. He explained Ben Joyce is not dependable as a closer due to his health issue, and has failed to show his ability to close a game by blowing up at the end of the 2026 season. Mike DiGiovanna, Co-Host of the show, added Ben Joyce should move to 7th or 8th inning guy from the bullpen.

Thought it would be fun to take a look at the farm system from a depth chart perspective, if only to see how much our acquisitions this year (bolded) bolstered the system. I've also included a number of our fringe top-30 guys who could move onto the list with good performances next year.

I've said it before, but I think that the Angels start to look pretty competitive in 2029. A lot of the top guys will be up, and the high-ceiling guys that need a few years will be making their debuts. That, along with two more years of drafts and trades, give the fans a lot to be excited about.

C

Jacob Cozart | #22 prospect | 23 | AA | 2027 ETA

Juan Flores | #14 prospect | 20 | AA | 2028 ETA

Marlon Quintero | #30 prospect | 19 | Low-A | 2029 ETA

1B

Gabriel Davalillo | #13 prospect | 18 | Low-A | 2030 ETA

Ryland Zaborowski | unranked | 24 | High-A | 2028 ETA

Anthony Santa Cruz de Oviedo | unranked | 19 | ROK | 2030 ETA

2B

Jarren Advincula | #7 prospect | 21 | N/A | 2029 ETA

John Wimmer | unranked | 21 | Low-A | 2030 ETA

3B

Gavin Grahovac | #10 prospect | 21 | Low-A | 2029 ETA

Jake Munroe | #20 prospect | 23 | AA | 2028 ETA

Angel Arredondo | unranked | 19 | Low-A | 2030 ETA

SS

Arjun Nimmala | #1 prospect | 21 | AA | 2028 ETA

Joswa Lugo | #8 prospect | 19 | Low-A | 2029 ETA

Jaxon Willits | #24 prospect | 21 | Low-A | 2029 ETA

Jeyson Horton | #26 prospect | 17 | ROK | 2031 ETA

Yilver de Paula | #28 prospect | 18 | ROK | 2030 ETA

Kendrey Maduro | unranked | 22 | High-A | 2028 ETA

OF

Hayden Alvarez | #3 prospect | 19 | High-A | 2029 ETA

Jared Grindlinger | #4 prospect | 17 | N/A | 2030 ETA

Nelson Rada | #6 prospect | 21 | AAA | 2027 ETA

Raudi Rodriguez | #19 prospect | 23 | AAA | 2027 ETA

Rylan Lujo | #23 prospect | 21 | N/A | 2029 ETA

Anthony Scull | unranked | 22 | AA | 2029 ETA

Kevyn Castillo | unranked | 21 | High-A | 2029 ETA

Samil Dishmey | unranked | 20 | Low-A | 2030 ETA

TJ Ford | unranked | 20 | Low-A | 2030 ETA

Juan Cespedes | unranked | 18 | ROK | 2031 ETA

P

RHP Tyler Bremner | #2 prospect | 22 | AA | 2027 ETA

LHP Johnny Slawinski | #5 prospect | 19 | ROK | 2029 ETA

RHP Dylan Jordan | #9 prospect | 21 | High-A | 2028 ETA

RHP Trey Gregory-Alford | #11 prospect | 20 | Low-A | 2029 ETA

RHP George Klassen | #12 prospect | 24 | MLB

LHP Talon Haley | #15 prospect | 20 | Low-A | 2029 ETA

RHP CJ Gray | #16 prospect | 19 | Low-A | 2029 ETA

RHP Nate Snead | #17 prospect | 22 | AA | 2028 ETA

RHP Chase Shores | #18 prospect | 22 | High-A | 2027 ETA

RHP Mason McGwire | #21 prospect | 22 | High-A | 2028 ETA

RHP Barrett Kent | #25 prospect | 22 | Low-A | 2028 ETA

RHP Joel Hurtado | #27 prospect | 25 | AAA | 2027 ETA

RHP Kendi Fana | #29 prospect | 17 | ROK | 2031 ETA

RHP Peyton Olejnik | unranked | 23 | High-A | 2028 ETA

RHP Austin Gordon | unranked | 23 | AA | 2027 ETA

RHP Angel Rivero | unranked | 19 | Low-A | 2030 ETA

LHP Niccolo Pinazzi | unranked | 26 | AA | 2027 ETA

RHP Camden Minacci | unranked | 24 | AA | 2027 ETA

3B/RF

With the season over, the seven-year, $245M Rendon deal is officially done (h/t @CodifyBaseball on X for the reminder). One correction to the number going around: the Angels played 1,032 games across those seven seasons, so he missed 775, not 877. It's still about as rough as it gets.

Season by season, games played out of team games:

• 2020: 52 of 60 (.286/.418/.497, honestly great)
• 2021: 58 of 162
• 2022: 47 of 162
• 2023: 43 of 162
• 2024: 57 of 162
• 2025: 0 (hip surgery)
• 2026: 0 (restructured, didn't report)

That's 257 games, 24.9% of the schedule. As an Angel he hit .242/.348/.369 with 22 homers in 1,095 PA, and it works out to roughly $953K per game played. The $38M he was owed for 2026 was restructured and deferred over the next few years rather than wiped off the books.

The part that gets lost: that 2020 season looked exactly like what they paid for. The walks were still there, a .418 OBP. The body just never let him stack seasons after that.

So where does it land for you, below Pujols and Hamilton or the worst of the bunch? And did anyone actually see this coming in December 2019, or was it a fair bet at the time?

Anyone have any idea on the signature? Found at a thrift store for $15.

Hello!! I’m a pirates fan coming in peace. I have a TON of these 1987 Angels team set cards and i’m interested in selling them. The 1st slide are the stacks. The 6 stacks with the manager to John Candelaria are just stacks with only their cards. Every stack will have all 29 cards from the set See Pictures 2 & 3! They need homes lol! Please DM if interested!! GO ANGELS AND PIRATES!! THESE CARDS ARE FREE JUST HAVE TO PAY SHIPPING OF $5

Through the first three games.
Thanks Sportnet for highlighting our Magician

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How am I feeling so giddy even though we've experienced our worst season ever?

It brings a tear to my eye…

As a fan, does it matter to you that a coach was a former Halo?

Mike Scioscia famously never wore an Angels uniform prior to being the manager for us and look where that got us, a World Series trophy and some of the best baseball we've seen in recent memory.

I've put some thought and done research on coaches on the market. In the last 10 years, most of the World Series winners were managed by coaches with over 10 years of experience. Experience in leadership is crucial moving forward and I feel this "experimentation era" should end especially with new ownership.

I've seen a lot of people on here and other socials wishing that former Angels Torii Hunter or Albert Pujols should be our next skip but I'm still not convinced in either one of them being the head skipper. I like them individually and understand that they both bring some experience/value to the org but maybe better suited as an assistant or specialist coach. Neither has enough experience leading a MLB equivalent team.

With that being said, I have some potential suiters (please don't flame me) that COULD be a good fit here in Anaheim. I'm definitely open to criticism and other opinions though.

1. Aaron Boone (best timing since NY is flirting with letting him go and he's got recent mlb managerial experience).

2. Dave Roberts (EXTREMELY unlikely, but I've seen a lot of dumb fans calling for his removal)

3. Benji Gil (he's a former halo and assistant coach with more managerial experience)

4. Dusty Baker (currently within the SF org as an advisor)

5. "Run it Back" Ron Washington (yea, I said it. I liked him and want him back)

6. Alex Cora (absolute last option, not stoked but it's better than Suzuki)