The Los Angeles Angels signed Anthony Rendon to a seven-year, $245 million free-agent contract before the 2020 season. At the time, it looked like a productive move for a franchise on the rise.

Ahead of the 2020 season, the Los Angeles Angels made a huge splash, inking Anthony Rendon to a massive seven-year, $245 million deal. At the time the deal was signed, there was little to be upset ...

The miserable marriage between Anthony Rendon and the Angels may be nearing an end. The two sides are discussing buying out the final year of his contract, according to ESPN’s Alden González. The ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Anthony Rendon has agreed to restructure the final year of his $245 million, seven-year contract with the Los Angeles Angels, a person with knowledge of the decision told The ...

Injury concerns continue to plague the Los Angeles Angels as third baseman Anthony Rendon is set to undergo hip surgery. Following multiple injury setbacks in recent seasons, Rendon’s latest surgery ...

In the fall of 2019, the Washington Nationals accomplished the unimaginable and stunned the Houston Astros in the World Series. The ’19 Fall Classic required seven games to decide a winner, but third ...

When told the news that Anthony Rendon would need hip surgery — sidelining him for all of 2025 — Ron Washington gave his beleaguered third baseman a phone call. It wasn’t returned. “Anthony’s dealing ...

The Anthony Rendon era in Anaheim is officially over, and for the Los Angeles Angels, that means one thing — it’s time to fix third base once and for all. After years of frustration, injuries, and ...

Anthony Rendon’s nightmarish tenure in Anaheim is over. The oft-injured third baseman has reached an agreement with the Angels to restructure his contract, ending his time with the team after six ...

When Anthony Rendon signed a seven-year, $245 million deal with the Los Angeles Angels prior to the 2020 season, fans were ecstatic. It didn't pan out the way they'd hoped, though. Since 2021, ...

Despite an extended battle with injuries over the past five seasons, Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon remains the highest-paid player at his position heading into the 2026 MLB season.

Back in December of 2019, no one could see Anthony Rendon ending up here. According to The Athletic, the former All-Star and World Series champion has effectively ended his career with the Anaheim ...