Rams legend Eric Dickerson speaks on Los Angeles Angels sale, says new owner Stan Kroenke 'likes winning'
Eric Dickerson praised Stan Kroenke as a winner while throwing the first pitch at Angel Stadium amid the Angels' $4 billion ownership change.
Rams legend Eric Dickerson threw out the ceremonial first pitch at Angel Stadium as the Angels are set to be sold to Stan Kroenke. Dickerson described Kroenke as a businessman who ‘likes winning,’ referencing Kroenke’s successful ownership of multiple championship teams. The sale marks the end of Arte Moreno’s 23-year tenure, during which the Angels have struggled significantly in recent years.
- Eric Dickerson, Rams legend and ambassador, threw out the ceremonial first pitch at Angel Stadium.
- Longtime Angels owner Arte Moreno has agreed to sell the team to Stan Kroenke for a reported $4 billion.
- Dickerson praised Kroenke, stating he is a ‘really good businessman’ who ‘likes winning’.
- Kroenke Sports & Entertainment’s purchase is expected to close in early 2027, pending MLB approval.
- The sale ends Moreno’s 23-year ownership, during which the Angels have experienced over a decade of losing seasons.
- Kroenke’s sports empire includes championship titles with the Rams, Nuggets, Avalanche, and Arsenal.
- Angels fans are hopeful for a change in fortune under Kroenke’s leadership.
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