Angels likely to trade slugger Jorge Soler before August 3 deadline
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 4:44 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
The Los Angeles Angels are expected to trade veteran slugger Jorge Soler by the August 3 MLB trade deadline. Soler, who is in the final year of a three-year, $42 million contract, has had a challenging season, batting.205 with 11 home runs in 79 games. Despite a declining performance compared to past seasons, he brings postseason experience, including World Series accolades, which could attract interest from contenders. While the team focuses on its controllable targets for potential trades, Soler stands out as a player likely to be moved. Nevertheless, the Angels may need to absorb part of his contract to finalize a deal.
- •Jorge Soler expected to be traded by August 3 MLB deadline.
- •Soler hits.205 with 11 home runs in 2026.
- •Angels likely to absorb part of Soler's remaining contract.
- •Soler has postseason experience, including two championship rings.
- •Angels focus on other controllable players like Detmers and Neto.
- 4:44 PMYahoo Sports — Angels' $42 million slugger likely to be dealt by August 3 trade deadline
"This veteran Angels slugger is likely to be on the move this summer.
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