Latest Updates Around The World
Righty reliever Jordan Romano is now a member of the Angels after a down year in Philadelphia. The two-time All-Star closer agreed to a one-year contract with the Angels, a team that did the same ESPN’s Jeff Passan described as “loading reclamation projects” in the hopes they return to All-Star form. The deal is reportedly […]
Even quadruple bypass heart surgery won’t stop Ron Washington from coaching baseball. The 73-year-old Washington will join the Giants’ coaching staff as infield coach, he confirmed Thursday. “We are working out the logistics. I have agreed to join the Giants,” Washington told The Associated Press in a text message. “I get the opportunity to continue […]
A trade on Tuesday night cost one Angel in the outfield. The Angels added right-handed pitcher Grayson Rodriguez in a deal with the Orioles in exchange for outfielder Taylor Ward. Rodriguez missed the entire 2025 season due to a lingering elbow injury that ultimately led to him requiring surgery in August. The right back appeared […]
In episode 507, Patrick, Jeffrey and Craig adapt some previous banter and then discuss five mostly baseball topics. 1. Chicago fired: Looks like the Cubs are reshaping their roster? But where exactly? Well, except for a cheaper version.2. The Thin Red Bottom Line: Speaking of cost-saving NL Central teams…3. Hello Joey Jo Jo: The angels […]
The Angels made a quick decision to select their new manager. Kurt Suzuki, a former big league catcher who ended his career with the Angels, will become the team’s new manager, The Post’s Jon Heyman reports. The 42-year-old has spent the past three seasons as a special assistant to Angels general manager Perry Minasian. The […]
The Angels aren’t the only ones interested in Albert Pujols as their next manager. The future Hall of Fame first baseman is expected to interview for the Orioles’ managerial opening, according to an ESPN report on Wednesday. Baltimore fired manager Brandon Hyde in May after his club got off to a disappointing 15-28 start. Albert […]
A former Los Angeles Angels official testified Wednesday that a team employee convicted of providing drugs that led to the death of one of the team’s star pitchers was good at his job but had some behavioral problems and had been taking prescription drugs for depression and bipolar disorder. Tim Mead was the first witness […]
SANTA ANA, Calif. – The Los Angeles Angels should be held responsible for the drug overdose death of one of their star pitchers because the team failed to follow its own drug policy and allow an addicted and drug-dealing employee to remain on the job and have access to the players, an attorney for the […]
