The Angels made a trade at the Winter Meetings by acquiring utility man Vaughn Grissom from the Red Sox on Tuesday, but general manager Perry Minasian expects to make several more moves this offseason to improve the club.

John Carpino, president of the Angels, testifies during the Tyler Skaggs wrongful death trial that he wished he had known about the pitcher's drug use before his death.

A defensive dynamo who's looking to return to MLB after two years off has latched on with an American League West rival.

Some players are classic “change of scenery” guys, and the Los Angeles Angels are hoping that’s the case with infielder Vaughn Grissom. The Angels acquired the second baseman from the Boston Red Sox in what was considered a minor deal during this week’s winter meetings,

The Angels have typically split their winter spending among baseball’s middle class. This winter they have the chance to try something different while filling the rest of the holes with “lottery

Attorneys for the Angels aimed to paint a longer arc of drug and alcohol abuse by Tyler Skaggs in the wrongful-death lawsuit against the club.

Defense questions Skaggs' widow and mother, aiming to show that pitcher wasn’t using opiates solely to deal with pain.

There are few things in baseball that are more nerve-wracking and exciting than a Major League debut. Sometimes an incredible performance in a player’s first career game can be a sign of things to come but other times it’s a high point in an otherwise undistinguished career.

In a 2013 text to another player, Skaggs wrote “I ran out of pain pills you know anyone with them,” adding “Plus I’m pitching today (expletive) me.”

Carpino acknowledged that the team declined to pay out the remainder of Skaggs’ 2019 contract after his death.

For more Angels news, head over to Angels on SI. This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/angels/onsi as Angels Urged to Address This Crucial Position Need This Offseason. The pain is almost over for the Los Angeles Angels.