Rendon isn't expected to be the Angels ' Opening Day third baseman, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reports.

Moncada's deal signaled the Angels are pivoting from Anthony Rendon and will likely have a new starting third baseman. More news: Angels $17 Million Free Agent Signs With American League Squad MLB ...

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Anthony Rendon has not been on the field for quite a while. The Angels slugger had a rocky road with the team, as most of his struggles came due to injuries. Rendon has played a limited number of ...

Anthony Rendon has essentially become a part-time player for the Los Angeles Angels, and now the team will be treating him as such.

The announcement of "The Angel Reese Special" meal by McDonald's made headlines as it was the fast-food chain's very first time working with a female athlete on a special meal release.

Rendon himself has suffered a long string of injuries since signing a big seven-year, $245 million free-agent contract with the Angels prior to the 2020 season. While he had a strong abbreviated ...

Angels star third baseman Anthony Rendon could be used as a backup first baseman to Nolan Schanuel. At this point in the offseason, it seems less likely the Angels will part ways with Rendon.

The Los Angeles Angels signed veteran third baseman Yoan Moncada to a major league deal earlier this week, and according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, he' ...