Though the Angels made no significant additions to their outfield, it wasn't for lack of trying.

Throughout the offseason, the Angels had been linked to Anthony Santander and Pete Alonso, two of the market's premier power bats, ultimately whiffing on both.

As is the case every year, the players who start the season on the 26-man roster likely won't all maintain their spots until the end of the season.

After a slow start to spring training, former batting champ Tim Anderson has been heating up of late, raising his average to a respectable .275 and forcing his.

The Angels are poised to go into opening day with perhaps one of the weirdest bullpen constructions of all time.