The offseason has officially gotten underway for the Angels and MLB as a whole, with players and clubs declining or accepting options, players being waived (and the Angels claiming a promising one), and most importantly qualifying offers being made to free agents about to hit the market. The Angels did not have any free agents worthy of receiving the qualifying offer (although Kenley Jansen's remarkable 2025 season could have had a case for it), but the player who did receive them could change the Halos' front office's plan of attack this winter. With such a shallow farm system, if the team is going to sign a free agent with a qualifying offer tag and subsequently lose a draft pick they have to be sure the player is worth it.
3 players with attached qualifying offers Angels must avoid during of free agency
