By Mike DiGiovanna
Angels field boss receives 15 of 28 first-place votes. Minnesota's Ron Gardenhire is second.
By Mike DiGiovanna
Tony Reagins says re-signing John Lackey and Chone Figgins remain the top priorities. Vladimir Guerrero and Darren Oliver are also still in play.
The Angels' outfielder is one short of the record for consecutive Gold Gloves by an American League outfielder.
By Ben Bolch
While the teams he has shaped won the AL West the last two years, he still wants to build one thing: a World Series champion.
By Kevin Baxter
The veteran left-handed slugger will get a two-year, $19-million contract that includes a club option for 2012 at $9 million.
By Mike DiGiovanna
It appears Angels will make strong bids to keep Lackey, Figgins and Abreu; Guerrero is more of an unknown. Disgruntled outfielder Matthews says he wants to go where he will play every day.
By Mike DiGiovanna
They lost the American League Championship Series to the New York Yankees, but with John Lackey and Vladimir Guerrero among the free agents, the team could lose a lot more this off-season.
By Mike DiGiovanna
Yankees reach the World Series and Angels come up short in the postseason again.
By Bill Dwyre
The Angels, sentimental favorites after Nick Adenhart's death, rode emotion, guile and smart play as far as they could go. But sentiment was no match for the mighty Yankees.
By Bill Shaikin
Pitcher signed with New York after getting a lesser offer from the Angels, who are now paying the price.
By Ben Bolch
In what might have been his final game as an Angel, the normally keep-to-himself slugger has three hits and twice jaws at home plate umpire Dale Scott over disputed strike calls in 5-2 loss.
By Kevin Baxter
A pitcher without a team in January, the left-hander agreed to a big pay cut for the chance to come back and take one more shot at a title. Sunday's win was his 16th in the postseason, a record.
By Kevin Baxter
Pettitte, Rodriguez and Swisher are among those who had something to prove and are now relishing the team's victory over the Angels.
By Diane Pucin
Some of the highs and lows of watching Angels-Yankees Game 6.
By Bill Shaikin
Saturday's rainout of ALCS Game 6 could work in Angels' favor, if they can win Sunday to force Game 7 against Yankees. Then they'd be able to throw their ace Monday.
By Bill Dwyre
The spread-out schedule for television forces the baseball season deeper and deeper into the late fall, where the summer game turns into a crapshoot of rain and cold.
By Ben Bolch
Despite trailing 3-2 to the Yankees in the ALCS, the tone in the Angels' locker room has lightened since the first two games.
By Kevin Baxter
Both managers say they will stick with their left-handed starters, Joe Saunders for the Angels and Andy Pettitte for the Yankees.
By Kevin Baxter
The Yankees outfielder has been in a slump, hitting .103 with one run batted in and 10 strikeouts in 29 postseason at-bats. He was in the lineup for the postponed Game 6.