A change in ownership is forthcoming for the Angels. This development marks the end of a long period under the leadership of Arte Moreno.
Major League Baseball approval is required for the deal to proceed. Customary closing conditions also need to be met.
The transaction is anticipated to be finalized early next year, though further details can be found through other reports.
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