It’s a quiet winter meetings for Angels as they await Shohei Ohtani’s decision
LA TimesAngels general manager Perry Minasian, right, will have more roster building to do after the winter meetings. The Angels made little noise in terms of confirmed major league player acquisitions over three days at the winter meetings. “So we’ll see what happens the rest of the way.” On Tuesday, the Angels were reported to be in agreement on a deal to bring back veteran reliever Luis García, for one year and $4.25 million. The only additions confirmed by the team over the course of the meetings: two minor league players picked up in the Rule 5 Draft, first baseman Eric Wagaman and right-handed relief pitcher Ryan Miller; and two players signed to minor league deals with invites to major league spring training, outfielder/designated hitter Willie Calhoun and right-handed reliever Travis MacGregor. Other confirmed signings, before the start of the meetings: left-handed reliever Adam Kolarek, on a one-year $900,000-major league deal; and two others signed to minor league deals with invites to spring training, right-handed pitcher Carson Fullmer, who was with the Angels organization in 2023, and infielder Charles LeBlanc.