Angels Notes: Infield Changes, Strange Roster Moves, Baserunning Mistakes

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Stay updated on the latest Angels' news including player injuries, roster moves, and game schedules. Catch key updates that every Los Angeles Angels fan needs to know. 

Angels Infielder Scratched From Friday's Lineup With Injury 

The Los Angeles Angels had to make a late adjustment to their lineup as their starting first baseman was pulled from Friday night's game due to an injury. This change could impact the team's strategy and performance in their upcoming games.

Former Angels Veteran Getting Another MLB Opportunity With Struggling Mets

Former Angels infielder José Iglesias has been picked up by the New York Mets in their latest attempt to revitalize their roster. This could mark a significant turn in Iglesias' career as he joins the struggling team.

Angels Make Puzzling Roster Move Regarding Healthy Infielder

In a rather unexpected decision, the Angels made a puzzling move concerning a healthy infielder this week. The implications of this decision are still unclear but are sure to raise questions among the fans and analysts.

Angels' Hard-Throwing Pitching Prospect is Heating Up

A top pitching prospect for the Angels is showing improved control and performance at Double-A. While there’s no immediate rush to bring him up to the majors, his progress is a positive sign for the organization.

Ron Washington Blames Angels Players for Baserunning Mistakes

The Angels are currently facing issues with baserunning, leading to unnecessary outs which could be costing games. This problem has been acknowledged by the team's coaching staff, highlighting a need for strategic changes.

Angels Notes: Good Riddance Yankees, Power Rankings Slip, Prospect Potential

A series finale against the Yankees saw the Angels' bullpen struggle, resulting in an 8-3 loss. This game has implications for the team's position in MLB power rankings and their strategy moving forward.


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Matt Levine

MATT LEVINE

Matt earned a Master of Science degree in Sport Management from Louisiana State University in 2021. He was born and raised in the Los Angeles area, covering all Southern California sports in his career.