Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim

By Lyle Spencer After taking considerable heat for removing John Lackey after 6 2/3 innings in Game 5 of the American League Championship Series, Angels manager Mike Scioscia will consider bringing his ace back on Monday on three days' rest for a Game 7, if necessary, if the series is pushed back a day by r...

By Rev Halofan 5 days ago: Los Angeles Angels manager Mike Scioscia hits a ball to his players during batting practice before Game 2 of the American League Championship baseball series against the New York Yankees Saturday, Oct. 17, 2009, in New York. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens) Browse more photos »

By Lyle Spencer After giving thought to lineup alterations with his team one loss away from elimination, Angels manager Mike Scioscia decided to go with the status quo for Thursday night's Game 5 of the American League Championship Series at Angel Stadium. Scioscia comfortable with familiar order

By Rhett Bollinger After guiding his team to the postseason for the fifth time in the past six years despite the tragic death of pitcher Nick Adenhart and various injuries to key players throughout the season, Angels manager Mike Scioscia was honored Wednesday as The Sporting News' 2009 American League Ma...

By Rev Halofan about : The Los Angeles Angels manager Mike Scioscia, left, talks with third base umpire Tim McClelland about a fifth inning double tag by Angels catcher Mike Napoli against New York Yankees Robinson Cano and Jorge Posada at Game 4 of the American League Championship baseball series Tue...

By Lyle Spencer For Tuesday evening's Game 4 of the American League Championship Series, Angels manager Mike Scioscia lifted Howard Kendrick one spot into the No. 6 hole in the lineup and elected to go with Mike Napoli behind the plate rather than Game 3 standout Jeff Mathis. Hero Mathis sits in favor of Nap...

Angels manager Mike Scioscia hadn't seen a four-game losing streak all season. When he saw one Saturday, he decided it was time to close the clubhouse doors and talk to his team. The Angels snapped their first four-game losing streak of the season Sunday with a victory over the A's. But they ar...

By WiHaloFan Guerrero, Hunter take batting practice - angelsbaseball.com Torii Hunter and Vladimir Guerrero took early batting-practice swings on Friday at the Metrodome, with Guerrero "getting close" to returning to the Angels' designated-hitter role, manager Mike Scioscia said.

Reliever Scot Shields of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim will have season-ending surgery on Tuesday, manager Mike Scioscia said Sunday. Shields, who was placed on the disabled list on May 27 for patella tendinitis, said rehabilitation wasn't working ...

Low & Outside: AL Notes  PA Angels reliever Scot Shields will have season-ending surgery on his left knee tomorrow, manager Mike Scioscia said. . . . Boston's John Smoltz, recovering from right shoulder surgery, said he is ready to make his scheduled start Thursday, ...

Los Angeles Angels manager Mike Scioscia (SOH'-shuh) says pitcher Scot Shields will undergo season-ending surgery on his left knee Tuesday. Shields was placed on the disabled list before the season due to patella tendinitis. The Chicago Cubs have fired ...

AP ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Angels' reliever Scot Shields will have season-ending surgery on Tuesday, manager Mike Scioscia said before the game against the San Diego Padres. Shields, who was placed on the disabled list on May 27 for patella tendinitis, ...

By Rob(noreply@blogger.com) Thursday: "Scioscia Vents After Halos Get Handled": The only meaningful statement made by a member of the Angels' cast at Tropicana Field on Thursday was delivered by manager Mike Scioscia when he vented in the wake of an 11-1 demolition at the hands of the scorching Rays. "Well-deserved...

It looks like Angels manager Mike Scioscia is finally willing to let the second base position go to the hottest hitter.

 CA ANAHEIM - Already a well-respected manager, Mike Scioscia might as well add master motivator to his resume. One day after calling out his team for its poor play and threatening roster changes, the Angels came home and delivered a response in the form ...

Filed under: Angels, AL WestIn a savvy move by the Angels' front office, they let a few months get between the suicide squeeze debacle and signing manager Mike Scioscia to a contract extension. By now, I'm sure enough Angels' fans have forgotten about the incident -- they of the laid-back C...