Re-Grading Angels’ Offseason Acquisitions

After signing Albert Pujols to a $240 million mega contract in 2012, the Los Angeles Angels expected big things. What resulted was widely considered a disappointment—the Angels finished third in the AL West and missed the playoffs. 

Angels GM Jerry Dipoto went back to work, looking to free agency with the hopes of improving the roster. 

This time, the team had its sights set on Josh Hamilton. The Halos signed the left-handed slugger to a five-year, $125 million contract.

The Hamilton acquisition brought together three of the best and most feared hitters ...

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