Halo Territory hosts Mike DiGiovanna and Mark Trumbo examine the possibility of the Angels poaching a top executive from Milwaukee or Tampa Bay to head their baseball operations department, the folly of the owners' Tuesday proposal to the players union, and the potential prices for free agents the Angels could pursue. DiGiovanna also pays tribute to former LA Times baseball-writing colleague Ross Newhan, who died at age 89 on Oct. 25.

Calling All Angels: Halo Territory is your new home for in-depth Los Angeles Angels insight and analysis year round! Subscribe on YouTube and share Halo Territory with a friend. Part of the Foul Territory Network.

Halo Territory hosts Mike DiGiovanna and Mark Trumbo examine the possibility of the Angels poaching a top executive from Milwaukee or Tampa Bay to head their baseball operations department, the folly of the owners' Tuesday proposal to the players union, and the potential prices for free agents the Angels could pursue. DiGiovanna also pays tribute to former LA Times baseball-writing colleague Ross Newhan, who died at age 89 on Oct. 25.
Calling All Angels: Halo Territory is your new home for in-depth Los Angeles Angels insight and analysis year round! Subscribe on YouTube and share Halo Territory with a friend. Part of the Foul Territory Network.

Halo Territory is your go-to Los Angeles Angels show. Former Angel Mark Trumbo joins Southern California sportswriting legend Mike DiGiovanna, who has 41+ years covering the Dodgers and Angels at the Los Angeles Times, with authentic insight and fresh Angels analysis all year long. Halo Territory is part of the Foul Territory Network: baseball the way it should be covered!

Halo Territory is your go-to Los Angeles Angels show. Former Angel Mark Trumbo joins Southern California sportswriting legend Mike DiGiovanna, who has 41+ years covering the Dodgers and Angels at the Los Angeles Times, with authentic insight and fresh Angels analysis all year long. Halo Territory is part of the Foul Territory Network: baseball the way it should be covered!

Halo Territory: A Los Angeles Angels Podcast

GO BIG OR GO HOME: If the Angels are a "sleeping giant," they should pursue the game's top executives 

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Former Angels closer Troy Percival, who was on the mound when the club clinched its only World Series title in 2002, joins Halo Territory hosts Mike DiGiovanna and Mark Trumbo to reflect on his 358-save career, what he learned from 1995 mentor and Hall-of-Fame closer Lee Smith, the Angels' 2002 postseason run, and the growing use--and misuse--of technology in the game.

Calling All Angels: Halo Territory is your new home for in-depth Los Angeles Angels insight and analysis year round! Subscribe on YouTube and share Halo Territory with a friend. Part of the Foul Territory Network.

Former Angels closer Troy Percival, who was on the mound when the club clinched its only World Series title in 2002, joins Halo Territory hosts Mike DiGiovanna and Mark Trumbo to reflect on his 358-save career, what he learned from 1995 mentor and Hall-of-Fame closer Lee Smith, the Angels' 2002 postseason run, and the growing use--and misuse--of technology in the game.
Calling All Angels: Halo Territory is your new home for in-depth Los Angeles Angels insight and analysis year round! Subscribe on YouTube and share Halo Territory with a friend. Part of the Foul Territory Network.

CLOSING TIME: Former catcher Troy Percival made minor league transition to role he was "born to do" 

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If Major League Baseball is a copycat league, what can the Angels do to replicate the throwback style of offense--less pull-side air and home runs; more line drives, ground balls and opposite-field hits--that pushed the Milwaukee Brewers to their first-ever World Series title? Sam Blum of the Athletic joins Halo Territory hosts Mike DiGiovanna and Mark Trumbo to discuss. 

Calling All Angels: Halo Territory is your new home for in-depth Los Angeles Angels insight and analysis year round! Subscribe on YouTube and share Halo Territory with a friend. Part of the Foul Territory Network.

If Major League Baseball is a copycat league, what can the Angels do to replicate the throwback style of offense--less pull-side air and home runs; more line drives, ground balls and opposite-field hits--that pushed the Milwaukee Brewers to their first-ever World Series title? Sam Blum of the Athletic joins Halo Territory hosts Mike DiGiovanna and Mark Trumbo to discuss.&nbsp;
Calling All Angels: Halo Territory is your new home for in-depth Los Angeles Angels insight and analysis year round! Subscribe on YouTube and share Halo Territory with a friend. Part of the Foul Territory Network.

BREWERS BLUEPRINT: Milwaukee wins World Series with old-school hitting approach; what it means for Angels

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Former Angels center fielder Darin Erstad, who famously caught the final out in Game 7 of the 2002 World Series, tells Halo Territory co-hosts Mike DiGiovanna and Mike Trumbo that he is “keeping an open mind” about the possibility of returning to Anaheim as the Angels’ next manager. Erstad also reflects on a 14-year career in which he was a two-time All-Star, a three-time Gold Glove Award winner–at three different positions–and played through numerous injuries.

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Former Angels center fielder Darin Erstad, who famously caught the final out in Game 7 of the 2002 World Series, tells Halo Territory co-hosts Mike DiGiovanna and Mike Trumbo that he is &ldquo;keeping an open mind&rdquo; about the possibility of returning to Anaheim as the Angels&rsquo; next manager. Erstad also reflects on a 14-year career in which he was a two-time All-Star, a three-time Gold Glove Award winner&ndash;at three different positions&ndash;and played through numerous injuries.
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RIGHT STUFF: Could Darin Erstad, the ultimate gamer, be a good fit to lead Angels?

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GO BIG OR GO HOME: If the Angels are a "sleeping giant," they should pursue the game's top executives

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