Will the Angels’ fans ever see Anthony Rendon playing a full season? The post "This Is Not About Attitude": Anthony Rendon's ...

T he Los Angeles Angels signed Anthony Rendon to a seven-year, $245 million free-agent contract before the 2020 season. At ...

The Los Angeles Angels are officially moving forward without Anthony Rendon for the 2025 season. The Angels replaced his ...

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 ...

Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon will undergo hip surgery, an operation that will sideline him for a prolonged stretch, general manager Perry Minasian told reporters on Wednesday ...

By Wednesday, a season that hadn’t even officially started yet took a turn that’s become an annual tradition for half a decade now: Anthony Rendon will undergo surgery, and is facing an unspec ...

At this rate, it’s more surprising to hear Anthony Rendon will actually play a baseball game than not. Spring training has barely started and the oft-injured, rarely active Angels third baseman ...

The Los Angeles Angels ill-advised contract with Anthony Rendon keeps getting worse and worse the more you look at and the longer it stretches on. Los Angeles Dodgers v Los Angeles Angels ...

The Los Angeles Angels appeared to push Anthony Rendon to the side by signing Yoan Moncada to a one-year deal. The arrival of Moncada in Anaheim signaled the team was preparing to bench Rendon ...

Anthony Rendon has played in 257 of a possible 708 games since signing his $245 million contract with the Los Angeles Angels in 2019. And it will be a while until he plays in his 258th.

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 ...

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.