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Photo day with the Angels is always a mix of laughter and antics, and Travis d'Arnaud didn't disappoint with his trademark pranks. With the team gearing up for the Cactus League, the buzz surrounding players like José Soriano and the state of the organization is palpable.
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Halohangout
Angels official photo day featured antics from familiar veteran prankster
The Los Angeles Angels had their photo day and backup catcher Travis d'Arnaud kept things light by heckling photographers which is not a shock given his past.
Halohangout
This Angels player could follow Reid Detmers' path to redemption in 2026
After a bounce-back campaign for Reid Detmers in 2025, his Los Angeles Angels' battery mate could be the next youngster to kickstart his career
MLB.com
Halos eager for more 'disgusting' stuff from Soriano in '26
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Veteran catcher Travis d’Arnaud called José Soriano's stuff “disgusting.”
Angels manager Kurt Suzuki, a backstop himself for 16 seasons in the Majors, said Soriano’s pitches are “elite.” And catcher Logan O’Hoppe, who caught Soriano in Saturday's Cactus League opener against the Dodgers, has always maintained that Soriano
MLB.com
Arte Moreno addresses state of the organization, payroll and more
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Angels owner Arte Moreno gave a state of the organization address on Friday ahead of Saturday’s Cactus League opener and explained why the club lowered its payroll compared to last season.
The Angels have a projected payroll of $180 million heading into this year after an estimated
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Angels Owner Arte Moreno Discusses Payroll, Broadcast Situation
Angels owner Arte Moreno spoke to reporters (including Jeff Fletcher of Orange County Register and MLB.com’s Rhett Bollinger) today about various topics related to the team. Fans are encouraged to check out the article for all the details, but Moreno’s comments about the Halos’ payroll and uncertain broadcast situation are particularly noteworthy. The two issues…
Yahoo Sports
Dodgers rout Angels in spring training opener
3 runs in the first inning, 6 more in the second ended the competitive phase of Game 1 quite early
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