3 teams the Angels could rescue by taking an expensive staff of their hands

Evan Roberts of Halo Hangout argues that the Los Angeles Angels should use their financial flexibility to target high-priced players via trade this offseason. With a reported willingness to absorb large contracts for minimal prospect capital, the writer identifies the Toronto Blue Jays, Chicago White Sox, and New York Yankees as three teams looking to shed expensive veteran payroll.

Roberts highlights infielder Andres Gimenez as a target to improve the Angels' infield defense, noting he has three years and $57.9 million left on his deal. The article also suggests pursuing starting pitchers on two-year commitments, specifically Luis Castillo of the White Sox and Carlos Rodon of the Yankees, to stabilize the Angels' starting rotation.