For the first time in a long time, the Angels finally appear to be headed in the right direction following a handful of savvy transactions this winter.

The Los Angeles Angels are hoping a former slugger can regain his form in Anaheim. The Angels on Monday agreed to sign Trey Mancini to a contract.

Despite a flurry of offseason moves, the Angels remain near MLB's bottom, facing another losing season with significant roster holes unfilled.

Los Angeles Angels star and future Baseball Hall of Famer Mike Trout shared his partnership with a chamber company amid the offseason.

The Toronto Blue Jays lost a 29-year-old pitcher with a 2.20 ERA to the Los Angeles Angels in free agency, per a new report.

Trout has been with the Angels since they selected him 25th overall in the 2009 MLB Draft out of Millville Senior High School in New Jersey. While he was one of the best players in baseball for nearly a decade, the latter stages of Trout's career have been riddled by injuries.

The Houston Astros and Los Angeles Angels, while valuable MLB franchises, lag behind league giants in valuation. Forbes estimates the Astros at $2.8 billion and the Angels at $2.75 billion, showcasing a significant economic divide in baseball.

The last time the Angels changed their baseball cap, they won the World Series. The Angels have been using the same red hat with a red “A” encircled by a silver halo since 2002, the same year they won the only title in franchise history.

Zach Neto and Mookie Betts not only are shortstops but also avid bowlers.

The Los Angeles Angels acquired former Athletics pitcher Osvaldo Bido off waivers from the Miami Marlins, and his underlying stats are wild.