Yes, I get it, they made it to the World Series three straight years, last year winning over 110 games, but it's a different league now, " one BNN writer commented. They are counting too much on a few players and other teams are making up the difference. In fact, BNN seems to think that not only have the Angels let teams catch up, but that they have been completely passed. So a great depth option to have around and might help mentor Michael on the field as well."Īfter another quiet offseason, many in BNN and perhaps baseball circles in general, are wondering if the Angels are letting the other teams catch up. He's trying to develop a leadership presence on the team, so having someone of Adrian's experience and leadership around might be a big boost Michael's budding leadership skills, " Scoiscia commented, "Plus, he can still swing the bat and play the game. Technically, it is a minor league contract with a majors option, but the likelihood of Beltre not being on the Opening Day roster is very slim.
The two sides quickly reached an agreement that is, essentially, a one-year deal worth $2.4 million. The Angels have reached out to 41-year-old Adrian Beltre. Baseball Focus has brought Familia in for interviews where he named the White Sox outright, fueling speculation to that's where he's going. Rumors of deals and negotiations have connected him to the White Sox, Mets, Rangers, Reds, Brewers, Indians, and Red Sox, with seemingly a new team in the lead. As the offseason meanders on, a new name has taken the market by storm.
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