Stan Kroenke Agrees to Buy Controlling Stake in MLB's Los Angeles Angels
1-Minute Brief
The sale marks a major ownership change for the Angels, ending Arte Moreno's tenure and bringing new leadership to the franchise.
Key Facts
- Stan Kroenke, owner of the Los Angeles Rams, has agreed to purchase the Los Angeles Angels.
- The reported sale price is $4 billion, which sources say is a record for a Major League Baseball team.
- Kroenke Sports & Entertainment was valued at over $26 billion in CNBC's most recent list of sports empires.
- Arte Moreno's tenure as owner of the Angels is ending with this sale agreement.
- The transaction is described as a significant development for Anaheim and the Angels organization.
What Happened
Stan Kroenke has reached an agreement to acquire a controlling stake in Major League Baseball's Los Angeles Angels, ending Arte Moreno's period as owner.
Why It Matters
This ownership change introduces a new direction for the Angels and represents a record-setting transaction in MLB, potentially impacting the team's operations and the broader sports business landscape.
What's Next
The sale is subject to approval by Major League Baseball and other regulatory steps. Observers are watching for potential changes in team management and strategy under Kroenke's leadership.
Sources
Confirmed by 2 independent sources
- CNBCCenter3h agoStan Kroenke buys controlling stake in MLB's Los Angeles Angels
- Los Angeles TimesLeft1h agoRams owner Stan Kroenke agrees to buy Angels, ending Arte Moreno’s troubled tenure
