Los Angeles Angels
Los Angeles Angels MLB team page: upcoming games with our picks and odds, recent results and the roster.
Los Angeles Angels play in the AL West.
Los Angeles Angels overview
The Los Angeles Angels play in the American League West at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, the fourth-oldest active ballpark in the majors. Founded in 1961, the franchise has carried several names reflecting its Southern California geography and won its only World Series title in 2002. The Angels are also the club where Mike Trout built a Hall of Fame caliber career and where Shohei Ohtani won two AL MVP awards as a two-way star. For bettors, Angel Stadium's mild climate and cool evening air off the Pacific usually make it play as a fair to slightly pitcher-friendly park, while its long AL West road trips create recurring travel considerations.
Betting insights
Angel Stadium generally plays as a neutral park, with marine-layer evenings slightly favoring pitchers. Night games tend to be cooler, which can help unders, while afternoon games in summer heat can carry the ball better. The Angels' home and road schedule is long on travel, with frequent trips to Houston, Seattle and Texas. As a result, scheduling spots such as the first game after a long road trip are worth tracking. The club's popularity in a large market can affect pricing in nationally televised games, and series against the Dodgers often draw more recreational money than their records alone suggest.
Recent results
- August 25, 2026: Cleveland Guardians 8, Los Angeles Angels 6
- August 24, 2026: Cleveland Guardians 4, Los Angeles Angels 2
- August 23, 2026: Los Angeles Angels 3, Texas Rangers 5
- August 22, 2026: Los Angeles Angels 3, Texas Rangers 0
- August 19, 2026: Los Angeles Angels 2, Houston Astros 3
Los Angeles Angels roster
- #61 Sam Aldegheri Pitchers
- #40 Sam Bachman Pitchers
- #36 Caden Dana Pitchers
- #48 Reid Detmers Pitchers
- #70 Mitch Farris Pitchers
- #65 Jose Fermin Pitchers
- #32 Ryan Johnson Pitchers
- #44 Ben Joyce Pitchers
- #71 Brett Kerry Pitchers
- #16 Yusei Kikuchi Pitchers
- #58 George Klassen Pitchers
- #54 Trevor Martin Pitchers
- #72 Luke Murphy Pitchers
- #52 Samy Natera Jr. Pitchers
- #67 Sammy Peralta Pitchers
- #21 Grayson Rodriguez Pitchers
- #55 Tayler Saucedo Pitchers
- #57 Walbert Urena Pitchers
- #56 Ryan Watson Pitchers
- #68 Blake Weiman Pitchers
- #25 Travis d'Arnaud Catchers
- #31 Tyler Heineman Catchers
- #38 Sebastian Rivero Catchers
- #24 Nacho Alvarez Jr. Infielders
- #20 Adam Frazier Infielders
- #5 Vaughn Grissom Infielders
- #23 Denzer Guzman Infielders
- #4 Christian Moore Infielders
- #9 Zach Neto Infielders
- #19 Kyren Paris Infielders
- #2 Oswald Peraza Infielders
- #18 Nolan Schanuel Infielders
- #51 Gustavo Campero Outfielders
- #3 Josh Lowe Outfielders
- #53 Wade Meckler Outfielders
- #28 Jose Siri Outfielders
- #22 Bryce Teodosio Outfielders
- #27 Mike Trout Outfielders
- #13 Moises Ballesteros Designated Hitter
Injuries
- Sam Bachman, Forearm - Expected to be out until at least Sep 16, Sidelined
- George Klassen, Back - Expected to be out until at least Sep 16, Sidelined
- Nolan Schanuel, Side - Expected to be out until at least Sep 16, Sidelined
- Gustavo Campero, Hamstring - Expected to be out until at least Feb 1, Sidelined
- Yoan Moncada, Knee - Expected to be out until at least Feb 1, Sidelined
- Jack Kochanowicz, Elbow - Expected to be out until at least Sep 1, Sidelined
- Robert Stephenson, Elbow - Expected to be out until at least Feb 1, Sidelined
- Anthony Rendon, Hip - Expected to be out until at least Feb 1, Sidelined