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Kroenke-led group agrees to buy Angels from Arte Moreno at record $4B valuation
Kroenke Sports & Entertainment -- owner of the NFL's Rams, Arsenal FC, the NBA's Nuggets and the NHL's Avalanche -- has reached a deal to buy the Los Angeles Angels from longtime owner Arte Moreno, according to Sportico, ESPN and MLB.com. The sale needs approval from at least 75% of MLB's other owners (23 of 29 clubs) and is expected to close in early 2027 if approved, ending Moreno's 23-year ownership tenure.
MLBStretch-run picture: Rays and Brewers clinched berths, four division races still live with about two weeks left
Tampa Bay and Milwaukee have each clinched a postseason berth, the first two teams in MLB to do so this year. All three AL division races remain unresolved -- the Rays lead the Yankees by 3.5 games in the East, the White Sox and Guardians are separated by 1.5 in the Central, and the Astros lead Texas by a game in the West -- while both wild-card cutoffs stay tight, headlined by San Diego and Arizona's fight for the NL's final spot.
MLBMLB Pipeline's in-season Top 100 update reshuffles amid graduations
MLB Pipeline's latest in-season Top 100 prospect update has Brewers shortstop Jesus Made at No. 1, with 42 newcomers and 10 draftees replacing the 52 players who graduated to the majors or fell off the list since preseason; Dodgers infielder Emil Morales posted the biggest riser, jumping 68 spots to No. 24.
MLBMVP races look settled, Cy Young battles remain tight entering the final two weeks
National award trackers have Pete Crow-Armstrong (NL) and Yordan Alvarez (AL) as heavy MVP favorites, while both Cy Young races remain competitive -- Cam Schlittler vs. Dylan Cease in the AL, and Jacob Misiorowski vs. Chris Sale in the NL.
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Sample · 2026 World Cup
AT&T Stadium, Arlington · Jul 14, 2026
You saw it building before the scoreboard admitted it — Spain took the middle third and never gave it back, and the shape you trusted spent ninety minutes chasing a game it was set up to control. Nil-two flatters nobody; the better-organised side won, and the analyst in you refuses the comfort of bad luck. It ends here, this version of…