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Angels Acquire LaMonte Wade Jr.

By Nick Deeds | June 8, 2025 at 11:00pm CDT

The Angels and Giants swung a trade this evening, as San Francisco sent first baseman and outfielder LaMonte Wade Jr. to Anaheim in exchange for a player to be named later or cash. The Giants are sending cash to Anaheim as part of the deal alongside Wade. The Angels designated right-hander Michael Darrell-Hicks for assignment to make room for Wade on the 40-man roster.

Wade, 31, was designated for assignment by San Francisco last week. A ninth-round pick by Minnesota back in 2015, he appeared in 42 games for the Twins across the 2019 and 2020 seasons before being dealt to the Giants prior to the 2021 campaign. Wade immediately became a fixture of the Giants lineup, slashing .253/.326/.482 in 109 games for San Francisco in his first year with the club. Injuries limited him to just 77 games in 2022, but he bounced back in 2023 and ’24 to slash a combined .258/.376/.401 (120 wRC+) in 252 games for the Giants where he primarily played first base but also got occasional looks in the outfield corners and at DH.

In his final year ahead of free agency, Wade seemed likely to once again serve as a solid left-handed bat for the Giants who could be trusted to hold things down at first base while the club waited for the arrival of top prospect Bryce Eldridge. Unfortunately, that’s not how things played out. Wade failed to hit much at all in 50 games for the Giants this season, posting a putrid .167/.275/.271 slash line (59 wRC+). At least some of those struggles can be attributed to poor fortune on batted balls, as Wade’s .211 BABIP is down nearly 90 points relatively to what it had been during his previous four seasons with the Giants. With that being said, Wade was hitting for less power than ever before in his career, and even his .287 xwOBA was well below average. With San Francisco in the thick of the Wild Card race this year, they couldn’t justify continuing to wait around for Wade to get right and pulled the plug on him last week in order to bring veteran first baseman Dominic Smith into the fold.

For the Angels, the addition of Wade is an interesting one. The club already has a left-handed first baseman entrenched in an everyday job with Nolan Schanuel, who has done quite well for himself with a 119 wRC+ in his age-23 season so far. Notably, Anaheim’s announcement of the move referred to Wade as an outfielder, hinting that he might primarily find use in the corner outfield mix for the Halos going forward. That would be a sensible use for the veteran, given that the club’s current outfield group of Jorge Soler, Taylor Ward, Jo Adell, and Mike Trout hit exclusively from the right side. Wade could serve as a lefty complement to Ward in left field and Soler at DH once Trout resumes playing right field on a regular basis. In the short term, Wade can also provide the Angels with some additional coverage in the outfield in the event that Soler needs to head to the injured list due to a nagging groin issue he’s been struggling with in recent days.

Wade has always been best suited for a platoon role, as he’s a career .193/.288/.250 hitter against fellow lefties and has not collected a hit against a left-handed pitcher this year. Even the club’s depth and bench outfield options like Chris Taylor, Matthew Lugo, and Scott Kingery bat right-handed, which should give Wade a niche on the club’s roster. That should be a fairly safe environment for Wade to try and bounce back, as he can be more or less completely platoon protected. It remains to be seen if Wade can resume generating enough power to get his production anywhere close to the 115 wRC+ he posted with the Giants from 2021-24, but one encouraging sign is that his strikeout (20.9%) and walk (12.7%) rates from that timeframe are almost identical to his 20.7% strikeout rate and 12.4% walk rate this year.

That suggests that his skills haven’t regressed at least from a discipline perspective, and even if his power doesn’t bounce back it’s not impossible to imagine Wade being a roughly league average bat against righties going forward. That’s enough to make him a useful bench piece for a team with a heavily right-handed lineup like Anaheim, and they clearly though bringing him into the fold was worth absorbing at least a portion of $5MM salary Wade is making this year. It’s not yet clear exactly how much cash the Giants sent to Anaheim to offset that financial blow, but shedding even a portion of the first baseman’s salary is a win for San Francisco given that Wade would’ve been able to elect free agency and leave them on the hook for the full deal had he cleared waivers.

Departing the Angels’ roster to make room for Wade is Darrell-Hicks. The 27-year-old made his big league debut with Anaheim earlier this year and made six appearances, where he surrendered eight runs on ten hits while walking four and striking out six in 7 2/3 innings of work. That lackluster performance is fairly representative of his work at Triple-A Salt Lake this year as well, where he has an 8.87 ERA in 22 1/3 frames. That said, he’s just one season removed from posting a dominant season split between Double- and Triple-A, with a 2.60 ERA in 62 1/3 innings of work across 40 appearances. The Angels will have one week to either work out a trade involving Darrell-Hicks or else place him on waivers. If he passes through waivers unclaimed, Anaheim will have the option to outright him to the minor leagues as non-roster depth for the remainder of the year.

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  1. Wilmer the Thrillmer

    2 months ago

    I assume the Angels are covering his salary. Nice move Buster!

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    • King. Of. Cards

      2 months ago

      He’s making 5 million. Certainly worth a shot he was a good player the last couple years.

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    • Angels84

      2 months ago

      Zero chance of that. Giants Definitely have to pay his salary

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      • King. Of. Cards

        2 months ago

        He’s not making that much. If the Angels can take on Solers stupid contract coming off the year he had they sure as heck can pay the roughly 3 million Wade is owed. Its not a big deal.

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        • kmk1986

          1 month ago

          Why u get so butt hurt over any criticism over Lamonte clown he’s never had a great season and he’s had one meh season he’s mediocre another bum they pick up

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        • bag o ballz

          1 month ago

          the giants sent cash along the side to get cash or PTBNL.

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    • Boston’s Alignment

      2 months ago

      The Angels are paying bo more than $1 million for Wade’s services.

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    • outinleftfield

      1 month ago

      Wil, not sure what you are crowing about. Wade is owed about $2.5 million for the balance of the season. A pittance by MLB standards. The last 2 seasons he has had a 120 OPS+, put up a 5 WAR yotal which is above league average, and was one of the better hitters overall. The Angels basically gave up nothing to get him. Even if he hits just MLB average, this is a win for the Angels who just had Moncada and Soler hit the IL. With Trout staying at DH at least for the immediate future, Wade steps in to fill the void Soler left in the OF.

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  2. Duffy S. Cliff

    2 months ago

    Gonna split DH duties with Soler?

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    • semut

      2 months ago

      Oh good lord you DO NOT want him dh’ing

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      • King. Of. Cards

        2 months ago

        Career OPS of 742. You can do a lot worse.

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        • kmk1986

          1 month ago

          Thatwas like one year wtf u blabbering about

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      • mab51357

        2 months ago

        Semuy: And why is that?

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        • semut

          1 month ago

          Because he is clearly nearing the end of his career and can’t hit water if he falls out of a boat

          Reply
      • bag o ballz

        1 month ago

        hopefully a change of scenery will help him, he hasn’t been bad in the past but for whatever reason this year he is still walking and has a great eye but hasn’t been able to catch up with anything that is in the zone. maybe a new staff working with him will change that

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        • outinleftfield

          1 month ago

          Maybe going back to his old approach and stance at the plate will help. Matt Swope had him change nearly everything he did in the past in an effort to increase power. In 2025 his stance is lower and wider, his hands are being held lower, and he is now gripping the bat on the knob.

          Obviously the changes didn’t work. Instead of allowing him to go back to what he used to do that was effective, the Giants DFA’d him.

          A win for the Angels.

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    • nukeg

      1 month ago

      I think this and the Ben Gamel move say that Soler is going to the IL and that Trout is not close to returning to the OF.

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    • outinleftfield

      1 month ago

      Soler only PH yesterday and appears to be headed to the IL. Moncada is already there. Trout is not ready to play in the OF and may be the regular DH for a while.

      Wade is an immediate fill in for Soler and is better on defense in the OF. . He may also see some time at DH as Trout eases back into playing the OF. I really doubt that we will see Trout full time in the OF again this season.

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  3. Halo11Fan

    2 months ago

    Newman? Are the Angels going to stop playing Rengifo? Who was a borderline All-Star for a full Calandar year, and replacement level for the rest.

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    • Alexpulido7051 2

      2 months ago

      Somehow I think Rengifo will get hot mid summer to end the season. He may get traded before that in my opinion

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    • sad tormented neglected mariners fan

      2 months ago

      Angels should’ve traded rengifo to the Yankees when he still had value last July

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    • GoogleMe

      1 month ago

      @Halo. This is Rengifo’s last year before becoming a free agent. I am sure they would like to move Rengifo at the trade deadline and ride out the rest of the season with Wade.

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      • Halo11Fan

        1 month ago

        I don’t think they can get anything for him anymore.

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  4. pohle

    2 months ago

    MDH is nasty someone will be happy to pick him up

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    • kellin

      2 months ago

      I dunno, he hasn’t been good this season. Maybr he needs more work..

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      • pohle

        2 months ago

        homer-prone in Salt Lake with good BB/K numbers, a + sweeper and 96 ish fastball… 3 option years including this one. he gone

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        • HalosHeavenJJ

          2 months ago

          He has upside. He’s gone.

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  5. Holee Cow

    2 months ago

    Might as well sign Lamont Sanford…

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    • smkelly1970

      2 months ago

      maybe I will, ya big dummy!

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      • Boston’s Alignment

        2 months ago

        And drive him to the Big A in that old pickup truck.

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    • HalosHeavenJJ

      2 months ago

      Great comment.

      Epic theme song.

      Reply
    • Fever Pitch Guy

      1 month ago

      Damn – I was just gonna post this place needs a good Sanford & Son quip!

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  6. foppert3

    2 months ago

    Nice ! Good work Angels.
    Go well, LaMonte.

    Busters moves had a nice effect.
    7 x 1 run games in a row has taken some years off me, but all is well with the world again.

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  7. SFan

    2 months ago

    Late Night Lamonte!!!

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    • goob

      2 months ago

      More like Late Night Lament, so far this year.

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  8. semut

    2 months ago

    So, who decides the PTBNL? Is it completely up to the team he’s coming from? Does the receiving team have the ability to say “What? No, we don’t want HIM”? Is it someone already decided on by the two clubs and just not named until later for contract reasons? I never quite understood how that works

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    • i like al conin

      2 months ago

      They usually provide a short list of players from which to choose.

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      • semut

        2 months ago

        Thank you!

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    • kellin

      2 months ago

      Good question. Maybe one for the chats.

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    • Kapler's Coconut Oil

      2 months ago

      Team giving the PTBNL sends a list, team receiving chooses one of said options

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      • semut

        2 months ago

        Thank you! Do they choose at the time of the trade? Or do they choose later? Is the timeframe the same every time?

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        • bag o ballz

          1 month ago

          my understanding is that it happens later, if the guy performs better they get a better list and if worse they may get cash or a lower level guy

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    • socalbball

      2 months ago

      Semut, there have been four times in major league history where a player ended up being traded for himself. The first time was in 1962 when Cleveland traded Harry Chiti to the Mets for a player to be named later. The trade was completed when Chiti himself was named as the player to be named later. Same thing happened with Dickie Thon, Brad Gulden, and John McDonald.

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      • semut

        2 months ago

        Now THAT is a cool piece of trivia!

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    • Jean Matrac

      2 months ago

      Sometimes it’s a list of players, but not always. Sometimes it’s an agreed upon player, but he’s not named because there’s some roster issue that need to be resolved first.

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  9. rhandome

    2 months ago

    Fare thee well, Late Night LaMonte

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  10. VegasMoved

    2 months ago

    “in exchange for a player to be named later or cash. The Giants are sending cash to Anaheim as part of the deal”

    wait

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    • Balk

      2 months ago

      I was thinking the same thing. Ha. Maybe they had to pay some of the salary down, and just choosing a player later. Crazy

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  11. abcrazy4dodgers

    2 months ago

    To make room on the roster, The Angels immediately designated Cash Considerations for assignment

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    • Boston’s Alignment

      2 months ago

      But they still owe the deferred portion of the contract.

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    • gilgunderson

      1 month ago

      Only because Norm Cash and Don Money weren’t available.

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  12. Alexpulido7051 2

    2 months ago

    Is the first of many Minasian brother trades?

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    • sad tormented neglected mariners fan

      2 months ago

      I still can’t believe Perry has a job

      Zack doesn’t really have any power the giants are run by buster

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      • outinleftfield

        1 month ago

        LMAO. You think Perry has power with the Angels?

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  13. Russell Branyan

    2 months ago

    Ain’t no washed veterans getting past the Angels. Such a weird org

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    • Rexhudler86

      2 months ago

      @russell branyan. Its either between the angels or the braves.

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      • Boston’s Alignment

        2 months ago

        YOU. GUYS. ARE. SPOT. ON!!!!

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  14. Alexpulido7051 2

    2 months ago

    I could see him coming off of the bench in key situations against a key matchup as a pinch hitter. Only time will tell if he will get back to his potential.
    I like that he works counts.

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  15. THEY LIVE!!!

    2 months ago

    Anthony Rendon is the former player to be named..

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    • Canosucks

      1 month ago

      I hope its Rengifo, please. PTBNL

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      • JoeBrady

        1 month ago

        Bad idea He’s not much of a player, but his OPS over the past three seasons is 109 and plays multiple positions. I’d let him play and hope he recovers some of hitting skills. Then trade him for a lottery ticket.

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  16. DarrenDreifortsContract

    2 months ago

    Who????

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    • foppert3

      2 months ago

      LaMonte Wade Jr. Good unassuming dude. He is not a high priced superstar. You wouldn’t know him.

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      • Boston’s Alignment

        2 months ago

        DD has never heard of Kodai Senga either.

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  17. Dumpster Divin Theo

    2 months ago

    Nice to nab Lamont. But they could get Aunt Esther, still won’t get them out of 4th

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    • johnnyangel

      2 months ago

      Aren’t they in 3rd place just 2 games behind the Mariners?

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      • sad tormented neglected mariners fan

        1 month ago

        Yeah but the angels always collapse past July

        2023 is a prime example

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        • WadeBoggsWildRide

          1 month ago

          So do the Mariners! So you’re saying they have a shot!

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      • gold masters

        1 month ago

        Angels just warming up now
        Have lots of talent. Improved team timing is the key. Haven’t done that much yet, and still in the race. Buyers, that’s a no brainer.

        Reply
      • Halo11Fan

        1 month ago

        You can hope, but think about this. Major league rankings.

        Batters 30th Strikeout Pct.. 29th BB%.

        Pitchers. 29th Strikeout Pct. 30th BB%.

        I’ve never seen anything like it. Everyone from top to bottom need to go.

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        • JoeBrady

          1 month ago

          I knew the hitters were bad, but I didn’t realize that about the pitchers. Paris is down, so that’s a big plus. I can’t believe how badly Neto has regressed. 57/8 is not MLB-worthy, and I like the guy.

          And some of the bench players they had were horrific. Anderson, Lugo, Newman and Taylor have combined for a 66/5 K/W.

          Batting coach?

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        • Halo11Fan

          1 month ago

          It’s the entire philosophy of the organization. The swing at anything close philosophy doesn’t work beyond Pony League and the Angels preach it.

          That was the final straw for me. I was close before that, but that really put me over the top,

          This team needs to clean house and that won’t happen until Arte sells the team. I still think it could happen if Arte sailed around the world, but he’ll never be hands off.

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  18. giantsguy41

    2 months ago

    Good run with the Giants. Needed a change of scenery. Hope he finds his swing again – good dude. Could be a solid pickup for Angels.

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  19. Jean Matrac

    2 months ago

    He was a good Giant. Hard to watch him struggle as much as he has. I hope he’s able to turn it around.

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  20. bigeasye

    2 months ago

    Lamont and schanuel are two very disciplined hitters. If Lamonte can get warm, that could be a solid two guys who can work a count.

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  21. cbraves

    2 months ago

    Can definitely see this guy turn things around. Solid pickup for the Angels.

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  22. Non Roster Invitee

    2 months ago

    The brothers made a deal!

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  23. johnnyangel

    2 months ago

    After a miserable April, Wade had a…less awful May. We’ll see if he can continue to revert back to the mean. Chris Taylor has certainly improved after shaking off some rust. we’ll see.

    Career .245/.352/.418 is serviceable, though, for a part time OF/DH/PH.

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  24. Rsox

    2 months ago

    Lugo or Kingery going back to Salt Lake.

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    • johnnyangel

      1 month ago

      It’ll be Lugo. They still need Kingery for IF depth until Moncada returns.

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  25. JoeBrady

    1 month ago

    I don’t know enough about the DFA the Angels gave up, but Wade should be an improvement to their bench.

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  26. Jimmy Garbagebag

    1 month ago

    Probably one of my favorite players on the Giants. Unfortunately, he’s now a traitor, and also a liar as well. I don’t see any other option other than him living a life in pure trash, specifically in the back of my truck. Which is where I sleep when my wife isn’t giving me the heave-ho (we call it fat trash bag where I come from, and where I come from is usually where I wake up, which, today, was in the back of my garbage truck surrounded by trash).

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  27. BigA 3

    1 month ago

    Hey Perry, call up Moore now. Your options at 2nd base stink beyond pale.

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    • JoeBrady

      1 month ago

      Moore is on pace for 193 Ks and 9 HRs, and that includes his AA stats. He is nowhere close to the majors right now, imho.

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      • Halo11Fan

        1 month ago

        I hope the Angels take their time for once.

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  28. cheapseater

    1 month ago

    A request, it’d be good to have a better understanding of the mechanics of this trade. How can a player be traded with cash for cash, should it shake out like that?

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    • outinleftfield

      1 month ago

      It was Nick Deeds writing the article. Don’t expect it to make any sense. Go read the actual sports journalist sources for his piece here. Oh wait, he didn’t link to any. Typical Deeds. .

      Reply
  29. radar

    1 month ago

    ANUDDER genius move by the Angel’s management ……

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  30. Billg7987

    1 month ago

    Huh. I expect we’ll see O’Hearn or Lowe or similar traded to them in the not too distant future.

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  31. Johnny Bravo

    1 month ago

    All we need now is Danny Glover manage the Angels

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  32. Halo11Fan

    1 month ago

    It’s only been two games and I’ve had enough of Wade?

    Reply
  33. Mr. Drew

    1 month ago

    Another pathetic move

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