The Angels got their offseason started with an under-the-radar move for a promising reliever last week, but they have a lot more work to do if they want to end their 11-year playoff drought in 2026. Finding the right moves will be crucial, but their spending book may not be as hefty as the fans might hope for. Arte Moreno has always treated the luxury tax as an artificial cap, and the organization could see the offseason get started slower than expected. However, these three contacts will keep the Angels’ spending even more capped if Perry Minasian cannot find a way to offload these players and their money.
3 contracts holding the Angels back this offseason
