The Los Angeles Angels officially made their first move of the offseason, declining the team options on left-hand pitcher Aaron Loup and infielder Eduardo Escobar.
The Los Angeles Angels, in an effort to reshape their roster for 2024, have declined their player options on veterans Aaron Loup and Eduardo Escobar. Per MLBTradeRumors: The Angels announced that they have declined club options on left-hander Aaron Loup and infielder Eduardo Escobar.
With the conclusion of the 119th Fall Classic, the Los Angeles Angels can officially start their offseason clock in deciding the early moves with their 2024 roster.
The Angels announced that they have declined club options on left-hander Aaron Loup and infielder Eduardo Escobar.
For the second time this month, an Angel cleared their locker before the season ended. This time, it's reliever Aaron Loup. The lefty reliever finds himself
The Los Angeles Angels recently welcomed back Aaron Loup from the 15-day injured list, who they envisioned being a major contributor in the bullpen this season.
Last week, MLBTR took an early look at offseason option decisions facing teams in the National League. We’re continuing our division-by-division series moving through the Junior Circuit.
The Los Angeles Angels made several roster moves prior to series finale against the Minnesota Twins on Sunday, including activating Aaron Loup off the 15-day injured list and selecting the contracts of Reyes Moronta and Jacob Webb from Triple-A Salt Lake.
Although the Los Angeles Angels have been on the plus side of bullpen fortune in the early part of the regular season, injuries have been factoring into a bit of their plans.
The Los Angeles Angels were dealt another blow to their bullpen with news that left-handed reliever Aaron Loup will miss some time. Entering play on Saturday, the Angels currently have the third-best bullpen in all of Major League Baseball with a collective 2.85 ERA.
The Milwaukee Brewers are off to a great start to begin the 2023 season. If they continue to perform well, they will be positioned to be buyers at the Aug.
As Team USA prepares to begin Pool Play in the World Baseball Classic, Los Angeles Angels reliever Aaron Loup was part of a last-minute roster change in the final preparation to finalize the club.
Team USA named Aaron Loup as an injury replacement Saturday for fellow left-hander Brooks Raley on the World Baseball Classic roster. The New York Mets said Raley has a low grade left hamstring strain and will return to the team's spring training site in Port St.
The Los Angeles Angels engaged in a tight battle against their city rival Dodgers today but fell 5-6 at the final inning of the Spring Training match. However, that is just the beginning of a day filled with team news such as players voicing their goals to help Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani make the playoffs.
Team USA is less than 24 hours away from their opening game in the World Baseball Classic against Great Britain. They finished their exhibitions against the San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Angels, and are set to get real games underway.
Aaron Loup, an 11-year veteran reliever, signed with the Los Angeles Angels on a two-year deal after a terrific 2021 season with the New York Mets. Loup’s contract with the Angels includes a club option for the 2024 season worth $8.5 million.
Shohei Ohtani's bid for a no-hitter ended with two outs in the eighth inning, but the Los Angeles Angels' two-way player settled for eight scoreless innings in a 4-2 victory over the Oakland A's on Thursday night in Anaheim, Calif.
Los Angeles Angels interim manager Phil Nevin knew he had a tall task ahead of him when the team traded Raisel Iglesias to the Atlanta Braves at the trade deadline.
Without much veteran leadership around the Los Angeles Angels bullpen, Aaron Loup has taken it upon himself to be a voice for young players who could benefit from some subtle guidance.
Loup put pen to paper on a two-year agreement with the Los Angeles Angels that reportedly includes $17 million guaranteed.
The Los Angeles Angels have high hopes for 2022. The team made some key additions in free agency before the MLB lockout went into effect, and the hope is that some of those moves will help L.A.
Aaron Loup has played for five teams throughout his MLB career. Once the 2022 season rolls around, he’s going to make it six. The veteran signed a deal with the Los Angeles Angels last month.
The New York Mets have had an agonizing 2021 season. After a roller-coaster summer, the team was eliminated from playoff contention earlier this week. Fans are understandably frustrated, but it’s important to keep in mind that there have been a few bright spots this year.
During the pandemic-shortened campaign with the Rays, Loup went 3-2 with a 2.52 ERA, 0.840 WHIP and 22 strikeouts in 25 innings.
Loup, 33, gives the Mets an established left-handed bullpen option that the roster previous lacked.
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