Despite a promising start to the season, the Los Angeles Angels are facing renewed concerns after a lopsided 9-2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. The spotlight now falls on an unfortunate update for Zach Neto and a somber forecast for Mike Trout’s future.
The Los Angeles Angels are coping with the sudden exit of Yoan Moncada due to an in-game injury, leading to questions about the team’s depth heading into the latter part of the season. At the same time, a shift at shortstop and the possibility of a familiar manager returning in 2026 have captured the attention of fans and insiders alike.
Zach Neto wasted no time, sending the first pitch of Monday’s matchup over the fence to help the Los Angeles Angels secure a 4-0 win against the Texas Rangers. The game also marked the return of manager Ron Washington after quadruple bypass heart surgery.
The Los Angeles Angels placed three players on the injured list Sunday, dealing another blow to an already challenging season. Interim manager Ray Montgomery made a prediction for Zach Neto’s future and appeared to concede that the team’s postseason hopes are slipping away.
Zach Neto’s Wednesday injury delivered a significant blow to the Los Angeles Angels. Alongside Kenley Jansen’s comments on his own setback, the Halos opted for a roster move to maintain competitiveness.
Sports Illustrated’s latest “Angels Notes” column tracks two pivotal questions in Anaheim: Will the club lock up rookie shortstop Zach Neto to a long-term deal, and is owner Arte Moreno any closer to selling the franchise? The report outlines what Neto’s extension might entail while providing a fresh, if still inconclusive, update on Moreno’s plans.
