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The Angels, amazingly, just had their first 100-loss season. That’s a low point for the franchise but there is optimism about the future because the 2027 club will have a new owner, a new front office leader and a new…

The Los Angeles Angels enter the offseason undergoing significant transition after longtime owner Arte Moreno agreed to sell the club to Stan Kroenke. The team struggled through a 100-loss season in 2026, marking a continuation of their playoff drought that dates back to 2014. With the ownership change expected to finalize in early 2027, the organization is currently consulting with Kroenke's representatives on key decisions.
Front office leadership remains in transition after the firing of general manager Perry Minasian in June. Former Cardinals executive John Mozeliak is currently managing baseball operations on an interim basis, and the franchise is also searching for a permanent manager after Kurt Suzuki's one-year deal concluded.
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