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Mike Trout Is Back Where He Belongs, and It Shows

The three-time MVP looks like his old self at the plate. Angels manager Kurt Suzuki thinks it may be because Trout is back in center field.

Sports Illustrated

Chaos erupts at MLB game as two former teammates are ejected for fighting each other

Reynaldo Lopez and Jorge Soler were involved in an on-field brawl during Tuesday night’s game

The Independent UK

Angels' Contract With Kurt Suzuki Contains a Very Unusual Provision

Los Angeles's new manager will be on a tight leash.

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Angels have decided to hire former catcher Kurt Suzuki as their next manager, AP source says

The Los Angeles Angels have decided to hire former major league catcher Kurt Suzuki as their next manager, a person with knowledge of the negotiations tells The Associated Press

The Independent UK

Angels to Hire Kurt Suzuki As Manager

The former Angels catcher will now take over the franchise for his first career managerial position.

Sports Illustrated

Angels Rule Out Another Former MLB All-Star for Managerial Vacancy: Report

The Los Angeles Angels were considering franchise favorites Torii Hunter and Albert Pujols for their managerial vacancy, but apparently that's no longer the case.

Sports Illustrated

Jose Suarez can’t stay perfect, but Angels win

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Jose Suarez kept the Texas Rangers and the Angel Stadium crowd on their toes in his final start of the season.

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Angels catcher Kurt Suzuki set to retire, ending 16-year career

ARLINGTON, Texas — Kurt Suzuki’s kids let him know that the time had come to retire.

The Orange County Register

Can the Mets Be a ‘Normal’ Winning Team?

Plus, the Sun force Game 4, and the Chiefs outduel the Chargers.

Sports Illustrated

'Just write it all': The notebook routine that helped make Tyler Anderson an All-Star

"The brain" began three decades ago, when an up-and-coming junior college baseball coach from Southern California found himself with a Division I program for the first time.

Los Angeles Times

Michael Cunningham: Young Braves will be championship contenders for a while

Their 349-264 record since the start of the 2018 season ranks fifth best in the majors behind the Dodgers, Yankees, Astros and Rays. The Braves are the only team from that group to win four consecutive division titles. Only the Dodgers, with two pennants and one championship, bested the Braves’…

Tribune News Service

The Thrill of Attending Jameson Taillon’s Near-Perfect Game

Plus, Joe Girardi is out in Philadelphia and the Astros extend Yordan Álvarez.

Sports Illustrated

Angels come up short in nightcap against Yankees, lose 8th straight

NEW YORK — The Angels’ eighth consecutive loss was all about their struggling offense until it became about their struggling bullpen.

The Orange County Register

Kurt Suzuki Suffers Neck Injury After Getting Hit With Warm-Up Pitch

Suzuki briefly lost consciousness and later underwent tests at a hospital after leaving the game in the third inning.

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Los Angeles Times

Mike Trout’s home-run magic isn’t enough to stop Angels’ losing skid

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Although recent injuries have forced Angels manager Joe Maddon to shuffle his lineup, one consistent piece has been Mike Trout.

Los Angeles Times

'He's just a jokester': Shohei Ohtani performs CPR on his bat in Angels' dugout

AHAHEIM, Calif. — Some players who are struggling at the plate will punctuate a strikeout or popup by snapping their bat in half over their knee. Not Shohei Ohtani, who must have taken some kind of Hippocratic Oath to do no harm to his lumber.

Sports Illustrated

We Haven’t Seen the Best of Angels Superstar Shohei Ohtani

Baseball’s most incredible player just might follow up the most amazing season in history with something even better.

Los Angeles Times

Angels' Shohei Ohtani is ready for the 2022 season: 'Aim higher and higher'

TEMPE, Ariz. — It took only a few days with his new club for Angels pitcher Noah Syndergaard to grasp the eminence of Shohei Ohtani, the two-way phenom who was a unanimous choice for American League most valuable player last season.

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