The Los Angeles Angels are nearing a return to a .500 record in what has been a streaky season thus far. As the Halos look ahead to the impending trade deadline, they find themselves in quite the predicament: Stick with the current roster and make a run to try and break baseball’s longest active postseason drought, or sell some of their key pieces and start the process of retooling for 2026 and beyond. The Angels have tons of potential with their productive young core, but some of the older members of the team have generated significant trade buzz. The Athletic’s Jim Bowden recently came up with a trade proposal that sent southpaw Tyler Anderson to the Arizona Diamondbacks in exchange for right-handed pitching prospects Yordin Chalas and Roman Angelo.