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MLB Players Association executive director Tony Clark told The Athletic in an interview this week that he believes the Angels, a team located in the nation’s second-largest media market, are not willing to exceed the luxury tax threshold,

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Cincinnati Reds middle infielders Elly De La Cruz and Matt McLain combined for three doubles and two home runs Wednesday vs. the Los Angeles Angels.

Like Lee Smith's mentorship of Troy Percival decades ago, the Angels hope Kenley Jansen can teach hard-throwing reliever Ben Joyce a thing or two.

When José Suarez returned to the majors from his demotion to Triple-A last year, Ron Washington sensed that the left-hander had a new attitude. The Angels manager believes Suarez finally understood the consequences of his performance.

Mike DiGiovanna leaves the LA Times with a void of institutional knowledge about the Angels, who have played in the nation's second-largest media market since 1961.

It was fun to see the guys come in, in the second half of the game,” said manager Stephen Vogt. “The guys with a two-flap helmets came in and put on a display for us.” Minor leaguers have to wear two flaps on their batting helmets.

He’s a super athlete, and I’m not just talking about baseball,’ Ron Washington says of the 22-year-old, who will get time at second and third base this spring