Calhoun willing to move to LF if Heyward signs with Angels

Kole Calhoun just won a Gold Glove award for his defensive exploits in right field, but the Los Angeles Angels' energetic outfielder says he wouldn't be opposed to moving over to left should the team need him to do so.

The Halos' plan for the Winter Meetings this week is to work on finding a solution for their left field vacancy - but Calhoun could very well be that 'fix' if the club was to sign someone along the lines of Jason Heyward. Heyward is one of the premier defensive outfielders in the league, and he plays right field. 

Calhoun recently told Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com that he would not oppose moving around the outfield to facilitate the addition of a player like Heyward:

Of course, Heyward won't come cheaply and will almost assuredly earn one of the biggest free agent contracts on the market this offseason. 

They may end up being priced out of Heyward's services, but a potential defensive outfield of Calhoun, Heyward and Mike Trout would easily be one of the best assembled in quite some time.