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    Angels and Dodgers mired in MLB’s big-team bear market as they renew Freeway Series

    A month ago, Major League Baseball was making a big deal about its big teams in its big markets. For the first time ever in early May, both franchises in New York and the Southland were leading their respective division — a fact MLB splashed across its television network and social media feeds. The Yankees and Mets were rolling on one coast. The Dodgers and Angels were equally as impressive on ...
    by Jack Harris and Mike Digiovanna, Los Angeles Times Jun 14, 2022 3 minutes
    In this photo from June 07, 2022, Mike Trout of the Los Angeles Angels in the first inning at Angel Stadium of Anaheim in Anaheim, California.

    A month ago, Major League Baseball was making a big deal about its big teams in its big markets.

    For the first time ever in early May, both franchises in New York and the Southland were leading their respective division — a fact MLB splashed across its television network and social media feeds.

    The Yankees and Mets were rolling on one coast. The Dodgers and Angels were equally as impressive on the other. The sport’s best baseball was being played in its most

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