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The Angels haven't been serious players for international stars since Shohei Ohtani spurned them in free agency. With new ownership in place, can they reestablish their presence in that market, starting with Teruaki Sato?

Writer Brandon Glick argues that the Los Angeles Angels must aggressively pursue Japanese third baseman Teruaki Sato in free agency to address roster needs and restore their international reputation. Sato, who is set to be posted following the World Series after winning NPB's triple crown, has not been linked to the Angels in early rumors, highlighting the club's quiet presence in the international market.
Glick asserts that under new owner Stan Kroenke, the Angels have the financial capability to offer top-market money despite lingering fallout from Shohei Ohtani's departure and a prolonged postseason drought.
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