Scott Boras expects a busy November before the MLB lockout. The Los Angeles Angels still need a front office leader, a manager, and a staff before the market closes.
David Lesky of Halo Hangout argues that the Los Angeles Angels face a severe offseason crunch due to Scott Boras' warning that free agency will move rapidly ahead of an anticipated December 1 MLB lockout. With free agency beginning in early November, clubs have roughly four weeks to complete business. The Angels, however, lack a permanent front office and coaching staff after their first 100-loss season in franchise history.
Lesky highlights that interim general manager John Mozeliak will not take the permanent role, leaving the Angels needing to hire leadership before they can recruit free agents. With Kroenke Sports & Entertainment's ownership purchase not closing until 2027, the writer cautions that the front office vacuum could leave the team empty-handed as rivals quickly sign the limited available talent.
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