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Fastest Strike 3 Ever? MLB Pitcher Throws 105.5-mph Heater
A pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels recorded the fastest strikeout ever recorded in MLB on Tuesday, a 105.5-mph fastball against the Los Angles Dodgers. -
Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani Closing in on Historic 50-50 Season
Dodgers DH Shohei Ohtani could reach 50 stolen bases this week. His 50th homer is well within reach at his current pace. It would be MLB's first 50-50 season. -
Top-100 MLB Pitching Prospect to Make Debut Sunday
The Angels are calling up a 20-year-old prospect who recently cracked MLB's Top 100 list to make his MLB debut Sunday, one of two pitcher promotions this week. -
Blue Jays Starter Bowden Francis Loses No-Hitter in 9th Inning Against Angels
Blue Jays starting pitcher Bowden Francis had himself quite the day against the Angels. -
Angels Surprisingly Agree to Contract Extension With GM Perry Minasian
The Los Angeles Angels have surprisingly agreed to a contract extension with general manager Perry Minasian. -
Two-Time All-Star Pitcher Returns to MLB For 17th Season: Report
A two-time All-Star pitcher is returning to the big leagues for his 17th season. -
Which MLB Team's Pitchers Have the Most Tommy John Surgeries?
Some teams have faced more scrutiny than others for handling pitchers' health; the team with the most active Tommy John recipients might be a surprise. -
Defending World Series Champions Won't Engage in Fire Sale: Report
The Angels got under MLB's luxury tax threshold last year by placing several of their best players on waivers, a controversial move the Rangers won't emulate. -
Angels Lose Another Player to Season-Ending Injury
Another injury-plagued season for the Los Angeles Angels has claimed one of its best players in a rebuilding season. -
The Los Angeles Angels Are Doing Something No Other MLB Team Does — Again
The Angels promoted their 2024 first-round draft pick, Christian Moore, after two games at the low Single-A level. Is his MLB debut just around the corner? -
One MLB Telecast Will Not Have a Play-By-Play Broadcaster on Friday
Bally Sports' West decision to go without a play-by-play broadcaster for Friday's Angels game appears to be a case of a network trying something different. -
Angels' Mike Trout Suffers New Injury, is Out For The Season
Mike Trout re-injured his left meniscus while rehabbing from May surgery and is out for the season, the Angels' general manager announced Thursday. -
Former Major League Pitcher Dies at 31: Reports
The Bravos de Leon of the Mexican League confirmed the death of recently released pitcher Reyes Moronta, 31, who was active in Major League Baseball last year. -
Philadelphia Phillies Make Huge Trade For Angels' Carlos Estevez
The Phillies have acquired one of the most heavily discussed relief pitchers on the trade market, getting the Angels' Carlos Estevez for two prospects. -
Mike Trout Suffers Major Injury Setback After Just One Rehab Appearance for Angels
Los Angeles Angels superstar outfielder Mike Trout has suffered a major injury setback and is now heading back to Southern California for further evaluation. -
Angels' Mike Trout Encounters A Bad Omen Early In Minor League Rehab Game
The Angels star has missed most of the 2024 season with a torn meniscus in his left knee, and couldn't make it through his first minor league rehab game. -
Former Mets All-Star Pitcher Looking to Make MLB Comeback
A former All-Star of the New York Mets is looking to make a comeback next season. -
White House's New Opioid Overdose Initiative Hits Home For One MLB Team
Major League Baseball joined a new White House initiative designed to prevent opioid overdoses, nearly five years after an overdose claimed one pitcher's life. -
Pete Alonso, Bo Bichette and the Best MLB Players at Each Position Who Will Be Traded This Year
The best players at each position who will be moved before the MLB Trade Deadline include the New York Mets' Pete Alonso and the Toronto Blue Jays' Bo Bichette. -
Former Shohei Ohtani Teammate Reportedly Bet With Same Bookie As Ippei Mizuhara
A former teammate of Shohei Ohtani's has reportedly used the same bookie as Ippei Mizuhara.