Waiting in the Wings: Top 5 First Basemen Angels Are Likely To Pursue

Losing Kendry Morales was just about the worst thing that could have happened to the lackluster Los Angels of Anaheim. Or, at least, that's the way it seemed. However, since Morales broke his leg celebrating his walk-off grand slam at home on May 29, the Angels have gone 5-1 with 37 runs scored. More importantly, though, is that they've been included in numerous trade rumors as they look to add more power to the lineup―something that desperately needed to be done prior to their big slugger going down. At the time of his injury, Morales lead the team in batting average, home runs, and RBI. Even with their first baseman in the middle of the order, the anemic Angels still ranked right around the middle of the American League in nearly every major offensive category. Now without hi...

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