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New Angels owner Stan Kroenke won’t repeat Arte Moreno’s mistakes

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Why didn’t the Angels match the offer from the Dodgers that Shohei Ohtani ultimately accepted? Because Arte Moreno didn’t want to. Why did the Angels blow $245 million on Anthony Rendon? Because Moreno said so.

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  1. New York Post

    ‘Be careful what you wish for’: Angels fans reveal biggest fears after Arte Moreno exit (opens New York Post)

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    Angels fans spent years pleading for change. Less than a day after they finally got it, some are wondering just how much change might be coming. The overwhelming response to Arte Moreno agreeing to sell the Angels to Stan Kroenke’s Kroenke Sports & Entertainment has been celebration after years of “…

  2. New York Post

    How Arte Moreno burned Angels goodwill one disaster at a time (opens New York Post)

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    After years of losing and squandered opportunities, Arte Moreno finally delivered the result Angels fans wanted most: his exit. When Moreno agreed Tuesday to sell controlling interest in the Angels to Stan Kroenke, supporters celebrated like they had won a championship.

  3. New York Post

    New Angels owner Stan Kroenke won’t repeat Arte Moreno’s mistakes (opens New York Post)

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    Why didn’t the Angels match the offer from the Dodgers that Shohei Ohtani ultimately accepted? Because Arte Moreno didn’t want to. Why did the Angels blow $245 million on Anthony Rendon? Because Moreno said so.

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