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Locked On Angels podcast is your daily ticket to stay ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the Los Angeles Angels and Major League Baseball. Hosted by Super Halo Bros., Mike and Jon Frisch, the Locked On Angels podcast provides your daily Angels fix with expert, local analysis, and coverage of all aspects of the Angels franchise. Locked On Angels takes you beyond the scoreboard for the inside scoops on the biggest stories from within the Angels locker room and all over MLB. The Locked On Angels podcast is part of...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
John and Mike turn Angels roster news and organizational promises into specific, skeptical baseball talk grounded in how the plans could work.
Locked On Angels turns Los Angeles Angels news into a running argument about whether the club's plans deserve belief. John and Mike, the Frisch brothers, pair close attention to team decisions with the weary humor of fans who have heard plenty of promises.
Mike Trout wants center field, and your Angels optimism has some explaining to do.
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Trout's center-field plan is the hook, but the sharper story is the roster pressure it creates for Kurt Suzuki's first year.
Mike Trout's move to center field in 2026 gives Locked On Angels its clearest angle, and the hosts handle the skepticism around it without pushing past what the moment can support.
A clear Angels hierarchy piece that puts Neto ahead and Trout-Soriano in the next tier.
This Angels ranking lands on Zach Neto as the clear No. 1, with the rest of the group settling into a second tier behind him. Mike Trout and Jose Soriano sit near the top, and the usual question around Trout when healthy is left in place without swallowing the whole piece.
Suzuki's spring training pitch runs into the same old Angels doubt.
Locked On Angels keeps the focus on Kurt Suzuki's spring training message about competition and earning a spot, then lets the familiar Angels skepticism do the rest.
A skeptical Angels check on whether young-core talk is real plan or just spin.
The episode takes a skeptical look at Perry Minasian's claim that the Angels want to commit to their young core, and it does not let that line stand on its own.
A spring-training blackout reads as another familiar Angels grievance.
Locked On Angels treats the team’s choice not to broadcast spring training games as one more thing fans have to swallow. The frustration comes through plainly, especially when the hosts connect it to the steady irritation around Arte Moreno and John Carpino.
A plainspoken Angels update centered on cutting strikeouts and leaning into a more contact-driven approach.
The episode frames the Angels as a team trying to get back to a more contact-minded attack, with Kurt Suzuki and Brady Anderson shaping the conversation.
A skeptical Angels discussion that finds its strongest case for optimism in Detmers' bullpen-influenced approach.
The piece takes a clear swing at a simple question: are Reed Detmers and Grayson Rodriguez still rotation doubts, or are they starting to look like answers?
The Angels’ TV future is treated as a real possibility, with the Rangers used as the main comparison.
The episode looks at the Angels’ TV future and what a full-on Angels sports network in 2026 might actually mean. John and Mike frame the conversation through the Rangers’ experience after their 2024 contract with Diamond Sports Group expired, then use that comparison to think…
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Cubs recaps with bleacher-level patience.
The hosts analyze the Los Angeles Angels' 2026 roster, arguing it is MLB's most fragile due to reliance on injury-prone players like Mike Trout and Grayson Rodriguez.
This episode previews the 2026 MLB season's American League West division, featuring hosts from each team's podcast discussing storylines and expectations.
This episode of Locked On Angels answers fan questions about the Los Angeles Angels' spring training performances, roster decisions, and what the team needs to do to compete for a wild card spot.
This episode discusses Alek Manoah's struggles in his third spring training start and the Angels' dilemma in filling their fifth starter role, along with other team updates.
This episode discusses George Klassen's potential as a future ace for the Los Angeles Angels after his performance against the Padres, along with other topics like the ABS challenge system and Chris Cortez's struggles.
The hosts react to fan-submitted bold and spicy Los Angeles Angels baseball lineups for the 2026 season, discussing leadoff and cleanup hitters.
This episode is an immediate post-game analysis of the Los Angeles Angels' 3-0 victory over the Houston Astros, highlighting Jose Soriano's pitching performance and Mike Trout's home run.
The hosts analyze the Los Angeles Angels' lackluster 7-2 loss to the Chicago Cubs, questioning their defensive effort and overall team performance.
This episode discusses the retirement of Angels president John Carpino and its potential implications for a team sale, while also highlighting Angels prospects performing well in the World Baseball Classic.
This episode discusses why the Los Angeles Angels should patiently develop pitching prospect George Klassen in the minor leagues for long-term success, based on his recent outing against the Mariners.
This episode discusses the Los Angeles Angels' Spring Training performance, focusing on players Logan O'Hoppe and Zach Neto leading the way with their hitting and overall contributions.
This episode analyzes Grayson Rodriguez's debut with the Los Angeles Angels, highlighting his strong pitching but shaky command, while discussing the team's ongoing offensive struggles in a game against the Giants.
The host reacts to the Los Angeles Angels blowing a 6-0 lead by allowing 11 runs in two innings in an 11-9 loss to the Houston Astros, expressing frustration over the team's collapse.
This episode discusses why Los Angeles Angels attendance remains strong despite years of losing and debates whether fans going to games rewards owner Arte Moreno.
This episode discusses Los Angeles Angels baseball, focusing on prospect Tyler Bremner's strong professional debut and pitcher Alek Manoah's ongoing struggles during spring training.
This episode debates the controversial placement of only two Angels players, Mike Trout and Zach Neto, on the Locked On MLB Top 100 list for 2026, questioning the rankings and their implications for Angels fans.
The hosts discuss Arte Moreno's controversial statement that winning isn't a top priority for Angels fans, while also covering spring training updates including Mike Trout's return and fan reactions to a lopsided loss.
This episode discusses the Los Angeles Angels' performance in spring training, focusing on pitcher José Soriano's recent game against the Giants and the potential roster spots for players like Mike Adam Frazier and J-Mare Candelaria.
This episode analyzes the Los Angeles Angels' opening day game against the Houston Astros, focusing on strategies to win against pitcher Hunter Brown.
This episode analyzes the Los Angeles Angels' concerning 11-strikeout performance against Shohei Ohtani in a spring training game, while also discussing recent roster moves and pitching developments.
This episode analyzes the Angels' recent game against the Dodgers, focusing on pitching performances and how the team avoided a rotation crisis similar to the Dodgers' issues with Roki Sasaki.
This episode discusses the Los Angeles Angels' finalized starting rotation, including Grayson Rodriguez being placed on the injured list and Jack Kochanowicz and Ryan Johnson being confirmed as starters.
This episode discusses the possibility of the Los Angeles Angels trading Jorge Soler to the Atlanta Braves to address their outfield needs, while also covering Angels prospects and spring training results.
The hosts analyze the Angels' spring breakout game against the Guardians, highlighting the raw pitching talent and offensive struggles in their farm system while discussing rotation decisions.
This episode analyzes two Angels pitchers, Jack Kochanowicz and Ryan Johnson, who delivered strong performances in split squad games and deserve consideration for the team's fifth starter role.
This episode discusses why the Los Angeles Angels should extend Zach Neto's contract, analyzing his loyalty versus the team's uncertain future and the lack of a formal offer this offseason.
The hosts discuss the Angels naming Jose Soriano as their opening day starter, sharing his emotional reaction and analysis of the decision.
This episode discusses the Los Angeles Angels' spring training performance, including their comeback win against the Cubs and analysis of pitcher George Klassen's potential as an ace.
This episode analyzes the Los Angeles Angels' pitching rotation decisions as opening day approaches, focusing on whether Kikuchi or Soriano should be the opening day starter.
This episode analyzes the Angels' 7-2 loss to the Cubs, focusing on Ryan Johnson's pitching struggles and questionable team decisions.
This episode discusses recent injuries and roster moves for the Los Angeles Angels, focusing on Zach Neto's slide and Logan Ohapi's performance in spring training.
The podcast analyzes the Los Angeles Angels' performance in their opening series against the Houston Astros, focusing on offensive improvements and self-sabotage that led to a split.
This episode analyzes and compares the offseason moves of all five AL West baseball teams, focusing on how the Angels' improvements stack up against their division rivals.
This episode analyzes the Los Angeles Angels' 9-7 loss to the Houston Astros, focusing on poor pitching as the key reason for the defeat despite strong offensive performance.
This episode discusses why Mike Trout won't be playing for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic due to insurance issues and previews which Los Angeles Angels players will participate in the tournament.
This episode of Locked On Angels discusses the upcoming MLB season for the Los Angeles Angels, analyzing their potential outcomes based on FanDuel's over/under win prediction of 70.5 games.
This episode discusses how the Los Angeles Angels and owner Arte Moreno fit into MLB's CBA negotiations, focusing on potential salary caps and labor disputes.
Hosts John and Mike Frisch argue that Kurt Suzuki's roster of better contact hitters, such as Vaughn Grissom, signals a shift away from the 2025 slugging approach built around Jorge Soler.
Mike and John Frisch say the Angels spent about $20 million this offseason after trading Taylor Ward, and Mike expects no more significant moves beyond a possible Zac Gallen deal.
The Los Angeles Angels secured an Opening Day victory over the Houston Astros, led by strong performances from José Soriano and Mike Trout, with the hosts analyzing the game's key moments.
The hosts critically analyze Angels GM Perry Minasian's statement about committing to the team's young core, arguing it's a PR spin to cover for lack of free-agent signings and financial constraints.
This episode analyzes the collapse of the Los Angeles Angels' multi-billion dollar TV deal, tracing its history from a 2011 Fox Sports contract through bankruptcies and rebrands to Bally Sports and FanDuel.
The hosts analyze the Los Angeles Angels' plans to reduce strikeouts, focusing on Logan Ohapi's comeback, Kurt Suzuki's leadership insights, and new hitting coach Brady Anderson's mindset shift.
The hosts discuss the Angels' decision not to broadcast spring training games for the first time in years, blaming poor planning and a focus on profits over fans.
The hosts discuss Grayson Rodriguez's recovery from elbow bone spurs and his optimism for 30 starts in 2026, while analyzing Reid Detmers' mindset shift from the bullpen to the rotation.
The hosts reveal fan rankings of the top five Angels players, with Zach Neto emerging as the clear number one due to his performance and leadership.
The hosts discuss the Los Angeles Angels' coaching staff overhaul, analyzing new hires like manager Kurt Suzuki and hitting coach Brady Anderson.
The episode explores the possibility of the Los Angeles Angels launching their own TV network in 2026, discussing financial benefits, control over content, and comparisons to other teams like the Texas Rangers.
The hosts discuss new Angels manager Kurt Suzuki's emphasis on competition in spring training, comparing it to past managerial promises.
The hosts discuss Mike Trout's insistence on playing center field in 2026, analyzing the risks and the Angels' tendency toward reckless decisions.
A post-game reaction and analysis podcast for the Los Angeles Angels, hosted by Gavin Carlson.
A postgame reaction and analysis podcast for the Los Angeles Angels baseball team.
Instant postgame reaction and analysis of the latest Los Angeles Angels baseball game.
The hosts recap the Angels' 11-4 win over the Yankees and discuss team performance and lineup decisions.
A post-game reaction podcast discussing the Los Angeles Angels' latest frustrating loss.
A post-game reaction and analysis podcast for the Los Angeles Angels baseball team.
The hosts discuss the Angels' game against the Yankees, focusing on a blown save in the ninth inning and player performances.
The episode recaps the Angels' win against the Yankees, discusses bullpen management, and analyzes player performances.
A post-game reaction podcast for the Los Angeles Angels, hosted by Gavin Carlson, providing instant analysis and fan engagement.
Host John Frisch discusses the Angels' recent loss to the Yankees, evaluates the team's record, and provides updates on player progress and upcoming games.