The Angels made their first big move of the offseason on Tuesday, acquiring right-hander Grayson Rodriguez from the Orioles in exchange for left fielder Taylor Ward. The Angels are in the market for starting pitching this offseason,

The Los Angeles Angels traded Taylor Ward to the Orioles for pitcher Grayson Rodriguez, who is slated to resume throwing bullpens in January and is expected to be ready for Spring Training.

The MLB offseason is in full swing, and here is the latest news from the league as players have made their decision on qualifying offers.

The Angels have some outfield depth, especially after breakout years offensively from Taylor Ward and Jo Adell, but they lack a true everyday center fielder after superstar Mike Trout was moved off the position last year.

The Los Angeles Angels have to rebuild their rotation after a rough 2025 season, and could look within the division to do so. The Halos lost starters Tyler Ande

Former Los Angeles Angels pitcher Mike Morin described his decision to use illicit opioid pills surreptitiously obtained by former team communications staffer Eric Kay as the result of the pressures of staying on a major league roster in testimony he offered on the stand Tuesday, Nov. 18 in the Tyler Skaggs wrongful death trial.

Well, Taylor Ward is off the board, folks! The Los Angeles Angels shipped the outfielder east to the Charm City as part of a late-night deal with the Baltimore Orioles. In return, the O's sent oft-injured starting pitcher Grayson Rodriguez to LA.

Angels general manager Perry Minasian said Wednesday that Trout "is working his tail off to play the outfield again," Taylor Blake Ward of The Sporting News reports.