One of the key questions regarding the Los Angeles Angels is who will be leading the team in 2026. After Ron Washington's health issues that ultimately led to heart surgery, interim manager Ray Montgomery stepped in and led the team since June 20.
The Los Angeles Angels lost their final game of the season against the Houston Astros, and finished with a 72-90 record — nine wins better than their 63-99 campaign in 2024.
Ramón Urías hit a two-run homer as part of a four-homer barrage, and the Houston Astros closed their season with a 6-2 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday.
The MLB hot stock can be wild in the offseason, and this year isn't expected to be any different. These 25 players could hear their names called in trades this offseason.
Kenley Jansen made it clear that there is more baseball in his future by saying he's playing four more years shortly after the Los Angeles Angels ended their 2025 season.
Sam Blum of The Athletic recently interviewed longtime MLB coach Ron Washington in what was a very fascinating feature. Washington was the manager of the Los Angeles Angels this year before having to leave midseason due to a medical issue.
Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout said he feels extremely confident heading into the offseason after hitting two home runs against the Astros on Friday.
Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Tyler Anderson announced he plans to play next season after the expiration of his contract with the Halos. The 35-year-old has spent the last three season with the Halos, and has enjoyed a solid few seasons in their rotation.
ESPN's David Schoenfield handed the Los Angeles Angels a "D-" rating for their performance during the 2025 season. The Angels are currently last in the AL West, and have the third worst record in the American League.
The Los Angeles Angels lost 6-1 to the Houston Astros on Saturday, leaving the series tied at one game apiece heading into Sunday's season finale. Before the game, the Angels placed right-handed pitcher Luis Garcia on the 15-day injured list with a left oblique strain.
Ron Washington was standing at second base with a fungo bat in his hand, surrounded by the familiar noises of Angel Stadium. Just before the team ended another disappointing season, Washington found himself in his favorite place — on the field, in uniform — still asking for one more chance to guide the team.
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout clearly expressed his intentions for the team's series against the Houston Astros. With the Seattle Mariners clinching the American League West, the Astros need to secure a Wild Card spot if they want to play in October.
The Los Angeles Angels have had one of the most exciting offenses in baseball this season, but hitting coach Johnny Washington believes they can get even better if they can avoid striking out.
Ron Washington was forced to miss the majority of the 2025 MLB season due to health issues, but he apparently has every intention of returning to the dugout in 2026.
Los Angeles Angels shortstop Zach Neto is unwilling to change his approach at the plate, despite being hit with a good number of pitches this season. Neto was hit by a pitch more than a month ago, injuring his left hand, and a swing against the Seattle Mariners on Sep.
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Reid Detmers began his MLB career as a starter, but lost his spot in the rotation and moved to the bullpen ahead of the 2025 season.
The Angels’ 4-3 win over the Astros Friday marked his final start of the 2025 season, and it might also be the last outing of the right-hander’s big league career.
The Los Angeles Angels beat the Houston Astros, 4-3, on Friday evening thanks to a pair of Mike Trout home runs. The Angels improved to 72-88 on the year.
There once was a time when putting Mike Trout’s name in the same sentence as Ken Griffey Jr. was a good thing, one further demonstrating just what a generational talent Trout truly was.
Taylor Ward went deep, Kenley Jansen closed out his 475th career save, and the Los Angeles Angels held off the Kansas City Royals 3-2 on Wednesday night to avoid a series sweep.
Los Angeles Angels right-hander Kyle Hendricks says that news of his imminent retirement was a bit premature. A USA Today report on Monday stated that Hendricks had begun informing friends about his planned retirement after the 2025 season.
Angels lefty Reid Detmers hit the 15-day injured list due to elbow inflammation 13 days ago but was transferred to the 60-day IL the following day, formally ending his season.