As the MLB trade deadline approaches, the Los Angeles Angels are open to "all possibilities" amid another disappointing season, according to a report from Ken Rosenthal, Patrick Mooney and Katie Woo of The Athletic.
Sitting at 38-54 on the season heading into the final weekend of games before the All-Star break, the Angels have a host of players that could hold value to contenders. Closer Carlos Estevez, who is 16-of-19 on save opportunities this season with a 2.89 ERA, is the team's most coveted realistic trade chip. Estevez's contract expires after the season, leaving him as the most likely player to be moved if the Angels sell off.
