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December 7, 2025<\/p>\n

The Los Angeles Angels have already added right-handed starters Grayson Rodriguez<\/a> and Alek Manoah<\/a> this offseason, but people briefed on the team’s plans have told Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic that the Angels want to add another starting pitcher. In addition to adding another starting pitcher, the Halos want to address their bullpen, center field, and third base. Yusei Kikuchi<\/a> and Jose Soriano<\/a> sit at the top of the rotation. Rodriguez and Manoah have not pitched in the majors since 2024 due to injuries, and lefty Reid Detmers<\/a> is a bit of an unknown. Rosenthal writes that ideally, the Angels would add another high-end starter and at least one long man\/starter type. The Angels acquired Rodriguez from Baltimore in exchange for outfielder Taylor Ward<\/a>, and they signed Manoah to a low-risk, one-year deal worth $1.95 million.–Keith Hernandez<\/a>
Source: The Athletic – Ken Rosenthal<\/a> <\/p>\n