While changes surrounding Mike Trout and Anthony Rendon may have grabbed the early spring headlines at Los Angeles Angels ...

Will the Angels’ fans ever see Anthony Rendon playing a full season? The odds are low. He’s set for left hip surgery and has been placed on the 60-day injured list. So yes, after missing most ...

Certainly, the Angels, who gave Rendon a seven-year, $245 million contract prior to the 2020 season, would sign up for that. But Rendon is due more than $38 million both this season and in 2026 ...

Aside from Mike Trout, Rendon is the biggest name of the Angels franchise. Unlike Trout who many of the young Halos look up to, Rendon has not exuded leadership throughout the five seasons he has ...

The Los Angeles Angels chapter of Anthony Rendon's MLB career has been lackluster, to say the least. As frustrating and unfulfilled Rendon's tenure in Anaheim has been, there is a very grim ...

The Los Angeles Angels signed Anthony Rendon to a seven-year, $245 million free-agent contract before the 2020 season. At the time, it looked like a productive move for a franchise on the rise.

Anthony Rendon's horrible deal is a curse that keeps on punishing. On Wednesday, Angels general manager Perry Minasian announced Rendon will have hip surgery and miss an extended amount of time ...

At seemingly the exact same second every Twitter user hit "publish" on their nearly identical and hilarious jokes about Anthony Rendon being bummed out by the concept of spring training ...

Anthony Rendon has been retired from being a productive professional baseball player for a while now, and he could soon be making it official. Appearing this week on the “Baseball Tonight ...

There has been speculation about when — or if — Anthony Rendon would return to the field after the Angels provided yet more bad news about the highly-paid third baseman this week, as GM Perry ...