Arte Moreno prepares to sell the Los Angeles Angels
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 1:48 AM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

The Los Angeles Angels currently hold a 53-86 record through the 2026 season, marking the club's 11th consecutive year without a postseason appearance. Amid ongoing on-field struggles, owner Arte Moreno has announced plans to sell the organization. The team has failed to secure a winning season since 2014, despite previously rostering high-profile talent such as Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani. Recent operations have included recurring changes to coaching and managerial staff in an effort to address poor performance. Ownership transitions for the club are expected to take place in January. The current state of the franchise has drawn comparisons to broader institutional challenges within California.
- •The Los Angeles Angels hold a 53-86 record in 2026.
- •Arte Moreno announced plans to sell the team.
- •The franchise has missed the postseason every year since 2014.
- •The organization has endured an 11-season losing streak.
- •New ownership is expected to take over operations in January.
- 1:48 AMYahoo Sports — How the Angels mirror the state of California
"How much losing is enough? How many (years of) abysmal performances must accrue before people say no more?
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