Zach Neto Happy He's Still With Angels After Trade Deadline
Zach Neto said he is happy he is still with the Los Angeles Angels after rumors he would be traded at the deadline.
Zach Neto expressed his contentment at remaining with the Los Angeles Angels after the trade deadline rumors swirled. Former general manager Perry Minasian departed, and interim GM John Mozeliak took charge of the team's deadline strategy. The Angels had parted ways with some veteran players, including catcher Logan O'Hoppe, outfielder Jo Adell, and starting pitcher Jose Soriano.
Despite the uncertainty, the Angels ultimately decided to retain Neto through the deadline. The prospect of leaving the team during this stressful period weighed heavily on Neto, who emphasized his focus on performing for his teammates and fans in Anaheim. Neto confirmed to the MLB Network that he had aspirations to remain with the Angels during this crucial turnaround phase.
His commitment to the team was evident as he discussed his desire to be part of the group helping to rejuvenate the Angels. The player's loyalty to the organization was clear when he mentioned the role the Angels played in his development and how he wished to contribute to turning the team's fortunes around. While making the playoffs is not a goal for the Angels this season, Neto remains under team control until the 2029 season, ensuring he has multiple opportunities to help the franchise.
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