Stan Kroenke is a busy man and now he'll be even busier. The 79-year-old real estate magnate added to his list of professional sports teams by purchasing the Los Angeles Angels from Arte Moreno, according to the Los Angeles Times.
It's the eighth major professional sports team Kroenke has purchased. He's seen major success in several leagues, from the NFL to MLS and the National Lacrosse League. Kroenke's teams have won a Super Bowl, NBA championship, two Stanley Cups, MLS Cup and an NLL championship, plus the latest Premier League championship.
Here's a look at which teams Kroenke is the majority owner of:
NFL's Los Angeles Rams
MLB's Los Angeles Angels

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The Los Angeles Angels are being sold to the owner of another LA franchise, bringing to an end a season of tumult for one of the worst teams in baseball and further solidifying the sports empire of Stan Kroenke and his company, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment.
Dec 7, 2025; Glendale, Arizona, USA; Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke in attendance against the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images Credit: IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect (Reuters)
Arte Moreno, who has owned the Angels since 2023, is dealing the team to Kroenke, owner of the LA Rams, reports Nate Atkins, Rams reporter for The Athletic.
Moreno has been the subject of protests from Angels fans who bemoaned the last-place team, including chants from fans and even aerial messages.
May 23, 2026; Anaheim, California, USA; Los Angeles Angels fans gather outside Angel Stadium before the game between the Los Angeles Angels and the Texas Rangers to protest the Angels team owner Arte Moreno. Mandatory Credit: Kiyoshi Mio-Imagn Images

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ANAHEIM, Cali. -- Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke and his Kroenke Sports & Entertainment company has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a controlling interest in the Los Angeles Angels from the Arte Moreno and the Moreno family, the company announced Tuesday.
The transaction is expected to close during the first quarter of 2027, subject to customary closing conditions and approval from Major League Baseball. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
The acquisition would add one of Major League Baseball's original West Coast franchises to KSE's expansive global portfolio, which includes the Los Angeles Rams, Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, Colorado Rapids, Colorado Mammoth and ****** nal Football Club.
"The Angels are a storied franchise anchored in a great market," KSE owner and chairman Stan Kroenke said in a statement. "We look forward to an exciting future with the Angels organization."
The deal would end Arte Moreno's 23-year run as the controlling owner of the Angels. Moreno purchased the franchise from The Walt Disney Company in 2003, shortly after the team won its first World Series championship.

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The Los Angeles Angels are the latest professional sports team to be sold in 2026. The Angels have been purchased by Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke, his company announced Tuesday.
The deal is expected to close early in 2027, per that statement.
This story will be updated.

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Arsenal have been given encouragement that a Julian Alvarez deal may be possible before the end of the window, as the Premier League champions actively work on a deal.
Atletico Madrid want €150m (£128.4m) for the attacker, who enjoyed a fine World Cup with Argentina, including an extra-time screamer to help down Switzerland in the quarter-finals.
There is still a long way to go before any deal is possible, but the London club are attempting to negotiate that price down, while the Kroenke ownership are taking the view they did on Vinicius Junior, which is that they are willing to back the right big move.
There is naturally awareness that ****** nal could get caught in similar Spanish football politics as they did with the Real Madrid star, since Alvarez's long-desired stance has been to stay in the country and go to Barcelona.
Atletico have nevertheless remained unmoved in their stance that they absolutely will not sell to their Catalan rivals, which has caused some re-assessments from the 26-year-old, who was loudly booed by his fans after entering the game against Villarreal at the weekend.

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Liverpool's decision to sell a minority stake to a consortium of financial heavy hitters including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is the latest move in the battle for supremacy between the American owners in the Premier League.
Just four months after ******* nal won the Premier League under the ownership of US billionaire Stan Kroenke, Liverpool's hierarchy have opted for outside investment in a bid to regain the crown.
Armed with the cash generated by selling around a third of the club to Bezos and company, Liverpool will seek to dethrone ******* nal and claim a record 21st English ******* le.
Joining the fight for Premier League bragging rights are Manchester United, majority-owned by US family the Glazers and Chelsea, whose ownership group is headed by American Todd Boehly.
Aston Villa, last season's Europa League winners, are among six other Premier League clubs in which Americans hold ownership stakes.

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The Denver Nuggets' G-League team, the Grand Rapids Gold allow people to try out for their G-League team for a set price.
Making it to the NBA is by no means a financially affordable endeavour. Even with all the talent in the world, players and families have to invest in equipment, schooling, and health resources from a very early age to get players ready to make it to the league.
And sometimes, even the best preparation doesn't get you to the NBA. In that case, your best route is through the G-League. And for the Denver Nuggets' G-League team to give you a tryout, there is a fixed price.
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According to Denver Nuggets beat reporter Harrison Wind, the Grand Rapids Gold, the G-League affiliate of the Kroenke-owned Mile High City team, allows players to try out for the team at any point.

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The Denver Nuggets were supposed to have an uneventful first night of the NBA Draft. Armed with the No. 26 overall pick, ahead of a pivotal summer where they will try to retool around a trimmer Nikola Jokić, no one expected much of any draft night fireworks for the NBA's resident Colorado team. It was supposed to be a quiet night.
And when the Nuggets traded out of the first round for a small horde of second-round draft selections, it seemed like a quiet Denver night was exactly what we were going to get. Uh, we were wrong on this front, to say the least.
When ESPN footage panned to the Nuggets' draft room after they traded their pick, we saw Denver owner Josh Kroenke standing in front of his employees as a few clapped. Based on contextual body language from the clip, it appeared that Kroenke wasn't very happy. But it's unclear why:
If I had to guess, Kroenke miming a clapping motion after seeing some Nuggets folks clap for trading away a draft selection is probably the answer here. I would guess that he wasn't happy about Denver's decision not to take a player in the first round. That, in itself, would be another can of worms, suggesting Kroenke and his front office aren't on the same page and that he might not be delegating to the qualified people he hired as much as he should.
Perhaps Kroenke addresses this viral moment in the coming days. It might be the only way to truly downplay what looks like awful optics for the Nuggets organization right now.