Moniak's error contributed to an unearned run against the Rockies, highlighting defensive struggles.

Mickey Moniak, a former first overall pick in the 2016 draft, was signed by the Rockies to enhance their outfield depth. He had a lackluster season with the Angels before his release.

Mickey Moniak, once the No. 1 overall pick, was released by the Angels after a disappointing 2024 season. Following a strong showing in 2023, his poor performance in spring training influenced this decision, paving the way for Matthew Lugo.

Mickey Moniak, the former No. 1 overall pick, has been released by the Angels after failing to meet expectations. His poor performance and chronic plate discipline issues contributed to this decision, clearing the way for Jo Adell to become the everyday center fielder.

Mickey Moniak has achieved a favorable arbitration ruling, securing a $2 million salary for 2025 after notable career improvements since joining the Angels. His recent performance includes a .280 average and 14 home runs in 2023.