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‘Shohei Ohtani rule’ will allow Angels star to stay at DH after exiting as a pitcher

The adoption of the universal designated hitter will not take the bat out of Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani’s hands when he pitches this season.

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Has Shohei Ohtani set the bar too high for future two-way players? Some Angels wonder.

TEMPE, Ariz. — When Jared Walsh reported to spring training as a two-way player in 2019, he felt pretty confident about his chances of playing first base and pitching out of the bullpen in the big leagues.

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Mike Trout has two hits in first game since last May as Angels win exhibition

TEMPE, Ariz. — It had been 10 months — 306 days, to be exact — since Mike Trout played in a competitive baseball game, so long that the team the Angels center fielder suffered a season-ending injury against in 2021 no longer exists.

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Angels' Noah Syndergaard optimistic after pitching pain-free batting practice

MESA, Ariz. — Throwing live batting practice is a routine part of spring training for starting pitchers, a transitional step between bullpen workouts and appearing in exhibition games.

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Dylan Hernandez: Can Shohei Ohtani improve on his historic season? That's his goal.

TEMPE, Ariz. — On the surface, nothing had changed.

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All that Joe Maddon talk about Mike Trout playing in left field? Forget about it.

TEMPE, Ariz. — So, about that Mike Trout switch from center field to left field?

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'More than ready': How players stayed sharp during the MLB lockout

PHOENIX — Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler and Angels first baseman Jared Walsh shuffled back and forth across the Push Performance training center last week.

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Leeds man who hit 'rock bottom' fell 'flat on his face' running for bus - then two 'angels' changed his life forever

The man had 'hit rock bottom' but thankfully it was a blessing in disguise

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Breaking down the biggest Dodgers and Angels questions ahead of the season

PHOENIX — Baseball is back, with MLB owners lifting their lockout of the players Thursday after the two sides struck a deal for a new collective bargaining agreement.

Los Angeles Times

Disappointing upshots for Port, Angels

Experienced coach Jadet Meelarp's return as interim boss failed to inspire Port as the Khlong Toey-based Thai League 1 giants fell to a 1-0 loss at struggling PT Prachuap on Saturday night.

Bangkok Post

Four MLB owners opposed increasing the luxury tax at all: reports

NEW YORK — Four MLB owners — the Reds’ Bob Castellini, Tigers’ Chris Ilitch, Diamondbacks’ Ken Kendrick, and Angels’ Arte Moreno — objected to the league’s proposal to raise the competitive balance tax, making it clear that getting 23 owners and the union to agree to a deal will be…

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Judge in Angel Stadium land deal hearing expects losing side to appeal

ANAHEIM, Calif. — If the city of Anaheim violated California's public transparency laws in negotiating the Angel Stadium land sale, must the sale be nullified?

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Did Anaheim break law in Angel Stadium sale? Time for the judge to decide.

LOS ANGELES — Two years and two days have passed since the lawsuit seeking to nullify the Angel Stadium land sale was filed. On Wednesday, the suit finally will be heard.

Los Angeles Times

Angels' title bid running out of steam

Bangkok United went without a win for the fourth game in a row after a 1-1 draw with 10-man Chonburi on Saturday night, leaving Thai League 1 leaders Buriram United with a comfortable cushion of nine points.

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California said Anaheim's stadium sale broke the law. Who asked for an investigation?

LOS ANGELES — A longtime Orange County housing advocacy group warned the city of Anaheim on at least three occasions that its proposed Angel Stadium sale would violate California's affordable housing law, according to documents reviewed by The Los Angeles Times.

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El veredicto contra Eric Kay es el inicio de un largo y triste camino para Angels, MLB y la familia Skaggs

En la primera frase de su declaración de clausura el jueves, el gobierno federal dejó claro de qué creía que se trataba este juicio. "Este caso", dijo al jurado la fiscal adjunta Lindsey Beran, "es sobre una persona".

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Labor Wars: A New Hope (Well, Maybe)

With 10 days to go until the MLB lockout impacts the scheduled start of the regular season, the two sides have made little progress on a new collective bargaining agreement. Yesterday in Manhattan, where temperatures were in the 50s and the atmosphere ideal for some spring baseball, the ...

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Eric Kay verdict is the start of a long, sad road for Angels, MLB and Skaggs family

FORT WORTH, Texas — In the very first sentence of its closing statement Thursday, the federal government made clear what it believed this trial was all about.

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Former Angels employee Eric Kay found guilty of drug charges in Tyler Skaggs' overdose death

FORT WORTH, Texas — An opiate addict and dealer operating in the bowels of Angel Stadium, where he worked handling press inquiries, provided to a starting pitcher a fentanyl-laced pill that led him to aspirate vomit and die during a road trip to Texas in 2019, a jury in Fort…

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Skaggs Family, Angels Release Statements After Eric Kay Is Found Guilty

Said the Skaggs family: “Tyler was the light of our family. He is gone, and nothing can ever bring him back. We are relieved that justice was served.”

Los Angeles Times

Eric Kay found guilty of supplying drugs that led to death of Angels’ Tyler Skaggs

FORT WORTH, Texas — A jury on Thursday found Eric Kay guilty of giving Tyler Skaggs the drugs that led to his death in July 2019.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jury convicts former Angels employee in Tyler Skaggs’ overdose death

Eric Kay was convicted of one count each of drug distribution resulting in death and drug conspiracy. He faces up to life in prison when he is sentenced on June 28.

Sports Illustrated

Angels Staffer Found Guilty for Distributing Drugs That Caused Tyler Skaggs’s Death

Eric Kay, the former Angels communications director, was found guilty on charges that he supplied Skaggs with fentanyl that caused his death in 2019.

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MLB Drug Testing Finds No Opioid Violations in Two Seasons

Five players testified that Eric Kay, who faces charges relating to Tyler Skaggs’s death, provided them with oxycodone.

Los Angeles Times

Former Angels employee Eric Kay won't testify in his defense, his attorneys indicate

FORT WORTH, Texas — Eric Kay will not testify in his defense, his attorneys indicated in U.S. District Court on Wednesday.

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