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2026 Los Angeles Angels
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionWest
BallparkAngel Stadium
CityAnaheim, California
Record62–100 (.383)
Divisional place5th
OwnersArte Moreno
General managerPerry Minasian (through June 26)
John Mozeliak
ManagerKurt Suzuki
TelevisionFanDuel Sports Network West
RadioKLAA (AM 830)
KSPN (AM 710)
Angels Radio Network
Spanish: KWKW (AM 1330)
StatsESPN.com
Baseball Reference
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The 2026 Los Angeles Angels season was the 66th season of the Angels franchise in the American League, the 61st in Anaheim, their 61st season playing their home games at Angel Stadium, and the 23rd and final season under the ownership of Arte Moreno. The Angels failed to improve upon their 72–90 record from the previous season and missed the playoffs for the 12th consecutive year, extending the longest active playoff drought in Major League Baseball.

On September 1, billionaire Stan Kroenke’s Kroenke Sports & Entertainment announced its agreement to acquire majority ownership of the Los Angeles Angels, ending Arte Moreno's 25 years as the team's owner. The deal is expected to close in early 2027.[1]

On September 27, the Angels lost their final game of the season against the Seattle Mariners to finish their 2026 season with a franchise-worst 62–100 record, losing their status as the only active franchise to never have a 100–loss season.[2][3]

Offseason

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Coaching Changes

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On September 30, 2025, the Los Angeles Angels announced that Ron Washington and Ray Montgomery would not return as the team's manager in 2026 season.[4] As the next manager, the Angels searched for several candidates, including former Angels' player Albert Pujols, Torii Hunter, Kurt Suzuki and more.[5] On October 21, the Angels announced they hired Suzuki as team's next manager.[6]

On October 31, the Angels hired Mike Maddux, the former Texas Rangers' pitching coach, as their new pitching coach.[7] On November 11, the Angels hired John Gibbons as their new bench coach, and hired Adam Eaton as their new outfield instructor.[8] On November 12, the Angels hired Max Stassi, the former Angels' catcher, as their new catching coach. Also, the Angels hired Triple-A Salt Lake Bees manager Keith Johnson as their new third-base coach and Double-A Rocket City Trash Pandas manager Andy Schatzley as their new infield coach.[9]

On November 21, the Angels hired Brady Anderson, a former three-time All-Star for Baltimore Orioles, as their new hitting coach and John Mabry as their new assistant hitting coach.[10] On December 8, the Angels hired Darryl Scott as their new assistant pitching coach, Dom Chiti as their new bullpen coach, and Derek Florko as their new third hitting coach.[11]

Transactions

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September 2025

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September 29 INF Scott Kingery elected free agency

October

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October 2 P José Quijada elected free agency
October 14 C Chad Wallach elected free agency
October 22 INF Carter Kieboom elected free agency
P Connor Brogdon elected free agency
P Carson Fulmer elected free agency
Milwaukee Brewers claimed P Sammy Peralta off waivers from Los Angeles Angels

November

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November 2 P Andrew Chafin elected free agency
P José Ureña elected free agency
P Hunter Strickland elected free agency
P Tyler Anderson elected free agency
INF Yoán Moncada elected free agency
P Kenley Jansen elected free agency
OF Chris Taylor elected free agency
INF Luis Rengifo elected free agency
P Luis García elected free agency
P Kyle Hendricks elected free agency
November 6 Los Angeles Angels claimed P Cody Laweryson off waivers from Minnesota Twins[12]
November 18 Los Angeles Angels traded OF Taylor Ward to Baltimore Orioles in exchange for P Grayson Rodriguez[13]
Los Angeles Angels selected the contract of P Walbert Ureña from Triple-A Salt Lake Bees[14]
November 21 C Sebastián Rivero elected free agency (signed to a minor league contract on December 3)
OF Gustavo Campero elected free agency (signed to a minor league contract on November 26)

December

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December 2 Los Angeles Angels signed free agent P Alek Manoah to a 1-year, $1.95 million contract[15]
December 9 Boston Red Sox traded IF Vaughn Grissom to Los Angeles Angels in exchange for OF Isaiah Jackson[16]
December 17 Los Angeles Angels signed free agent P Drew Pomeranz to a 1-year, $4 million contract[17]
Los Angeles Angels signed free agent P Jordan Romano to a 1-year, $2 million contract[17]

January 2026

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January 6 Los Angeles Angels signed free agent P Kirby Yates to a 1-year, $5 million contract[18]
January 7 Los Angeles Angels claimed OF Wade Meckler off waivers from San Francisco Giants[19]
January 16 In 3-team trade, Los Angeles Angels acquired OF Josh Lowe from Tampa Bay Rays, and traded P Brock Burke to Cincinnati Reds[20]
January 27 Los Angeles Angels claimed P Osvaldo Bido off waivers from Miami Marlins[21]
January 28 Los Angeles Angels claimed OF Kaleb Ort off waivers from New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels designated Wade Meckler for assignment (sent outright to Salt Lake Bees on February 2)
January 29 New York Yankees traded P Jayvien Sandridge to Los Angeles Angels in exchange for cash
Los Angeles Angels designated P Osvaldo Bido for assignment (claimed off waivers by New York Yankees on February 5)

February

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February 2 Los Angeles Angels designated P Cody Laweryson for assignment (released on February 6)
Los Angeles Angels signed free agent 3B Yoán Moncada to a 1-year, $4 million contract[22]
February 6 Los Angeles Angels signed free agent P Brent Suter to a 1-year, $1.25 million contract[23][24]
Los Angeles Angels designated P Kaleb Ort for assignment (sent outright to Salt Lake Bees on February 9)

March

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March 24 Los Angeles Angels designated P Jayvien Sandridge for assignment.
March 25 Los Angeles Angels selected the contract of 2B Adam Frazier from Triple-A Salt Lake Bees[25]
Los Angeles Angels selected the contract of 3B Jeimer Candelario from Triple-A Salt Lake Bees[25]
Los Angeles Angels signed free agent P Joey Lucchesi[26]

Spring Training

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On February 4, 2026, the Angels announced 27 non-roster players invited to 2026 Spring Training. Below are the non-roster spring training.[27] Players who were added to the team's Opening Day roster are in Bold.

Regular season

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Season standings

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American League West

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AL West
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Houston Astros 8181 .500 — 39‍–‍42 42‍–‍39
Texas Rangers 8082 .494 1 45‍–‍36 35‍–‍46
Seattle Mariners 7686 .469 5 43‍–‍38 33‍–‍48
Athletics 6498 .395 17 32‍–‍49 32‍–‍49
Los Angeles Angels 62100 .383 19 34‍–‍47 28‍–‍53

American League Wild Card

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Division leaders
Team W L Pct.
Tampa Bay Rays 9864 .605
Cleveland Guardians 8577 .525
Houston Astros 8181 .500
Wild Card teams
(Top 3 teams qualify for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
New York Yankees 9368 .578 +9½
Boston Red Sox 8775 .537 +3
Chicago White Sox 8478 .519 —
Texas Rangers 8082 .494 4
Baltimore Orioles 7982 .491 4½
Toronto Blue Jays 7983 .488 5
Minnesota Twins 7785 .475 7
Detroit Tigers 7686 .469 8
Seattle Mariners 7686 .469 8
Kansas City Royals 6993 .426 15
Athletics 6498 .395 20
Los Angeles Angels 62100 .383 22

Record against opponents

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2026 American League record

Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2026

Team ATH BAL BOS CWS CLE DET HOU KC LAA MIN NYY SEA TB TEX TOR NL
Athletics —2–43–41–51–50–66–72–58–53–33–37–60–67–62–419–29
Baltimore 4–2—4–94–23–44–25–15–13–33–33–93–48–52–47–621–27
Boston 4–39–4—6–03–35–21–55–14–21–56–73–36–73–34–927–21
Chicago 5–12–40–6—7–69–42–59–44–28–53–43–32–44–25–121–27
Cleveland 5–14–33–36–7—10–32–47–66–06–72–44–31–52–42–425–23
Detroit 6–02–42–54–93–10—2–56–73–35–84–24–24–24–23–324–24
Houston 7–61–55–15–24–25–2—4–27–62–43–33–102–49–43–321–27
Kansas City 5–21–51–54–96–77–62–4—5–18–50–65–12–51–53–319–29
Los Angeles 5–83–32–42–40–63–36–71–5—3–43–46–73–38–52–415–33
Minnesota 3–33–35–15–87–68–54–25–84–3—3–32–41–55–14–318–30
New York 3–39–37–64–34–22–43–36–04–33–3—4–26–74–27–627–21
Seattle 6–74–33–33–33–42–410–31–57–64–22–4—1–55–82–423–25
Tampa Bay 6–05–87–64–25–12–44–25–23–35–17–65–1—4–39–427–21
Texas 6–74–23–32–44–22–44–95–15–81–52–48–53–4—6–125–23
Toronto 4–26–79–41–54–23–33–33–34–23–46–74–24–91–6—24–24

Updated with the results of all games through September 27, 2026.

Opening day lineup

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Order No. Player Pos.
Batters
19Zach NetoSS
227Mike TroutCF
318Nolan Schanuel1B
412Jorge SolerDH
510Yoán Moncada3B
67Jo AdellRF
73Josh LoweLF
814Logan O'HoppeC
92Oswald Peraza2B
Starting pitcher
—59José Soriano
References:

Game log

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The Angels opened the 2026 season on the road at the Astros.

Legend
 Angels win
 Angels loss
 All-Star Game
 Postponement
 Eliminated from playoff race
BoldAngels team member
2026 Game Log: 62–100 (Home: 34–47; Road: 28–53)
March/April: 12–20 (Home: 5–7; Road: 7–13)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1March 26@ Astros3–0Soriano (1–0)Blubaugh (0–1)Romano (1)41,3291–0W1
2March 27@ Astros6–2Zeferjahn (1–0)Burrows (0–1)—30,7882–0W2
3March 28@ Astros9–11Teng (1–0)Ureña (0–1)—30,7402–1L1
4March 29@ Astros7–9Blubaugh (1–1)Pomeranz (0–1)King (1)30,8482–2L2
5March 30@ Cubs2–7Cabrera (1–0)Johnson (0–1)Rea (1)36,7022–3L3
6March 31@ Cubs2–0Soriano (2–0)Maton (0–1)Romano (2)26,2883–3W1
7April 1@ Cubs2–6Boyd (1–1)Kikuchi (0–1)—25,1253–4L1
8April 3Mariners1–3 (10)Muñoz (1–1)Suter (0–1)Speier (1)44,9313–5L2
9April 4Mariners1–0Kochanowicz (1–0)Hancock (1–1)Romano (3)44,0844–5W1
10April 5Mariners8–7 (11)Anderson (1–0)Speier (0–2)—27,7125–5W2
11April 6Braves6–2Soriano (3–0)Sale (2–1)Romano (4)25,4716–5W3
12April 7Braves2–7Kinley (1–0)Kikuchi (0–2)Iglesias (2)40,4506–6L1
13April 8Braves2–8Holmes (1–1)Detmers (0–1)—21,3756–7L2
14April 10@ Reds10–2Kochanowicz (2–0)Burns (1–1)—22,3577–7W1
15April 11@ Reds3–7Johnson (1–1)Klassen (0–1)—32,5547–8L1
16April 12@ Reds9–6Soriano (4–0)Abbott (0–2)—20,3118–8W1
17April 13@ Yankees10–11Blackburn (1–1)Romano (0–1)—35,7898–9L1
18April 14@ Yankees7–1Detmers (1–1)Weathers (0–2)—37,7929–9W1
19April 15@ Yankees4–5Bednar (1–2)Romano (0–2)—41,0199–10L1
20April 16@ Yankees11–4Aldegheri (1–0)Fried (2–1)—38,42410–10W1
21April 17Padres8–0Soriano (5–0)Waldron (0–1)—44,55111–10W2
22April 18Padres1–4Morejón (2–0)Zeferjahn (1–1)Miller (7)44,27911–11L1
23April 19Padres1–2King (3–1)Ureña (0–2)Miller (8)44,56011–12L2
24April 20Blue Jays2–5Cease (1–0)Detmers (1–2)Hoffman (3)37,89711–13L3
25April 21Blue Jays2–4Fluharty (1–0)Pomeranz (0–2)Varland (1)28,64111–14L4
26April 22Blue Jays7–3Suter (1–1)Nance (0–2)—25,30612–14W1
27April 24@ Royals3–6Cameron (2–1)Kikuchi (0–3)Erceg (6)19,07912–15L1
28April 25@ Royals1–12Ragans (1–4)Ureña (0–3)—22,15212–16L2
29April 26@ Royals9–11 (10)Erceg (2–1)Lucchesi (0–1)—11,57912–17L3
30April 27@ White Sox7–8Bido (2–0)Sandlin (0–1)Hudson (1)10,19312–18L4
31April 28@ White Sox2–5Martin (4–1)Soriano (5–1)Domínguez (7)11,85712–19L5
32April 29@ White Sox2–3 (10)Domínguez (2–3)Pomeranz (0–3)—15,90112–20L6
May: 11–17 (Home: 7–9; Road: 4–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
33May 1Mets3–4Brazobán (2–0)Fermín (0–1)Williams (3)43,95912–21L7
34May 2Mets4–3 (10)Zeferjahn (2–1)Warren (0–1)—42,78813–21W1
35May 3Mets1–5Holmes (4–2)Kochanowicz (2–1)—41,61413–22L1
36May 4White Sox0–6Martin (5–1)Soriano (5–2)—26,26213–23L2
37May 5White Sox4–3Fermín (1–1)Fedde (0–4)Zeferjahn (1)26,89214–23W1
38May 6White Sox8–2Ureña (1–3)Schultz (2–2)—23,33815–23W2
39May 8@ Blue Jays0–2Cease (3–1)Detmers (1–3)Varland (5)41,92315–24L1
40May 9@ Blue Jays1–14Fluharty (2–0)Kochanowicz (2–2)—41,46115–25L2
41May 10@ Blue Jays6–1Soriano (6–2)Lauer (1–5)—40,97716–25W1
42May 11@ Guardians2–7Cantillo (3–1)Suter (1–2)—15,49216–26L1
43May 12@ Guardians2–3Gaddis (1–1)Ureña (1–4)Smith (12)16,35516–27L2
44May 13@ Guardians2–4Messick (5–1)Detmers (1–4)Smith (13)21,14216–28L3
45May 15Dodgers0–6Henriquez (2–0)Kochanowicz (2–3)—44,88716–29L4
46May 16Dodgers2–15Wrobleski (6–1)Soriano (6–3)—44,84116–30L5
47May 17Dodgers1–10Sasaki (2–3)Rodriguez (0–1)—44,80916–31L6
48May 18Athletics2–1Silseth (1–0)Ginn (2–2)—25,77617–31W1
49May 19Athletics6–14Sterner (2–3)Detmers (1–5)—23,80317–32L1
50May 20Athletics5–6 (10)Barlow (1–0)Silseth (1–1)Harris (4)24,58817–33L2
51May 21Athletics2–3 (10)Kuhnel (1–1)Zeferjahn (2–2)Leiter Jr. (4)25,84817–34L3
52May 22Rangers9–6Rodriguez (1–1)deGrom (3–4)—32,48818–34W1
53May 23Rangers5–2Ureña (2–4)Eovaldi (5–5)Yates (1)31,86019–34W2
54May 24Rangers2–1Bachman (1–0)Collyer (1–1)—36,90320–34W3
55May 26@ Tigers10–6Fermín (2–1)Vest (1–4)—21,95421–34W4
56May 27@ Tigers0–4Anderson (2–1)Soriano (6–4)—27,69221–35L1
57May 28@ Tigers7–1Rodriguez (2–1)Flaherty (0–7)—29,67022–35W1
58May 29@ Rays5–8Martinez (5–1)Zeferjahn (2–3)Baker (15)18,70622–36L1
59May 30@ Rays14–3Detmers (2–5)Rasmussen (4–2)—22,48023–36W1
60May 31@ Rays2–5McClanahan (6–2)Kochanowicz (2–4)Baker (16)16,58923–37L1
June: 13–14 (Home: 9–6; Road: 4–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
61June 1Rockies8–9Senzatela (5–0)Yates (0–1)—27,16523–38L2
62June 2Rockies2–8Sugano (5–4)Rodriguez (2–2)—26,42623–39L3
63June 3Rockies11–4Ureña (3–4)Lorenzen (2–8)—26,55424–39W1
64June 5@ Dodgers0–1Treinen (3–1)Yates (0–2)—46,85024–40L1
65June 6@ Dodgers2–9Yamamoto (6–4)Kochanowicz (2–5)—53,44824–41L2
66June 7@ Dodgers13–5Soriano (7–4)Sheehan (3–3)—49,53525–41W1
67June 8Astros4–5 (10)Hader (1–0)Aldegheri (1–1)Abreu (4)25,47425–42L1
68June 9Astros10–1Ureña (4–4)Teng (3–5)—24,76726–42W1
69June 10Astros3–2 (10)Zeferjahn (3–3)Abreu (2–3)—25,17927–42W2
70June 12Rays4–3Aldegheri (2–1)McClanahan (6–4)Zeferjahn (2)37,02328–42W3
71June 13Rays8–0Soriano (8–4)Jax (1–5)—34,03029–42W4
72June 14Rays3–8Kelly (4–2)Bachman (1–1)—34,04829–43L1
73June 15@ Diamondbacks3–4Nelson (3–5)Ureña (4–5)Sewald (18)29,45729–44L2
74June 16@ Diamondbacks7–0Detmers (3–5)Kelly (5–6)—36,90530–44W1
75June 17@ Diamondbacks1–8Rodríguez (6–2)Aldegheri (2–2)—28,43330–45L1
76June 18@ Athletics0–5Jump (3–1)Johnson (0–2)—9,24530–46L2
77June 19@ Athletics11–12 (10)Alvarado (3–1)Yates (0–3)—9,68730–47L3
78June 20@ Athletics7–0Ureña (5–5)Ginn (5–4)—11,26131–47W1
79June 21@ Athletics9–7Silseth (2–1)Alvarado (3–2)Bachman (1)12,37732–47W2
80June 22Orioles1–6Bradish (5–7)Aldegheri (2–3)—28,43132–48L1
81June 23Orioles5–1Johnson (1–2)Baz (4–8)—31,56933–48W1
82June 24Orioles7–6 (10)Silseth (3–1)Akin (0–1)—27,58534–48W2
83June 26Athletics3–9Ginn (6–4)Ureña (5–6)—29,08934–49L1
84June 27Athletics5–2Zeferjahn (4–3)Hartlieb (1–1)Yates (2)37,06435–49W1
85June 28Athletics4–1Aldegheri (3–3)Civale (5-5)Natera Jr. (1)32,55736–49W2
86June 29@ Mariners2–6Kirby (7–7)Johnson (1–3)—37,10036–50L1
87June 30@ Mariners3–8Woo (7–6)Soriano (8–5)—32,37236–51L2
July: 6–17 (Home: 3–10; Road: 3–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
88July 2@ Mariners0–1Miller (4–2)Ureña (5–7)Muñoz (16)36,01936–52L3
89July 3Red Sox2–5Bennett (3–3)Detmers (3–6)Chapman (17)43,74736–53L4
90July 4Red Sox1–8Gray (10–1)Aldegheri (3–4)—43,59936–54L5
91July 5Red Sox5–7Suárez (5–3)Johnson (1–4)Chapman (18)35,99236–55L6
92July 7@ Rangers3–8Gray (4–0)Bachman (1–2)—23,81636–56L7
93July 8@ Rangers13–1Natera Jr. (1–0)Gore (5–8)—23,28837–56W1
94July 9@ Rangers6–7Winn (4–2)Yates (0–4)—29,64637–57L1
95July 10@ Twins4–3Rodriguez (3–2)Matthews (4–6)Yates (3)26,89338–57W1
96July 11@ Twins3–5Nance (2–2)Farris (0–1)Gómez (11)21,28638–58L1
97July 12@ Twins2–4Bradley (9–3)Soriano (8–6)Morris (3)20,50938–59L2
ASGJuly 14AL @ NL4–0Cease (1–0)Sánchez (0–1)—43,916――
98July 17Tigers1–2Montero (6–5)Yates (0–5)—29,53638–60L3
99July 18Tigers0–7Skubal (6–5)Rodriguez (3–3)—32,00338–61L4
100July 19Tigers3–2Johnson (2–4)Anderson (3–4)Zeferjahn (3)30,77839–61W1
101July 20Cardinals3–2Fermín (3–1)O'Brien (3–4)—29,79440–61W2
102July 21Cardinals5–1Ureña (6–7)Liberatore (5–7)—33,15141–61W3
103July 22Cardinals0–1Dobbins (2–1)Detmers (3–7)O'Brien (26)25,18741–62L1
104July 24@ Giants6–7 (10)Kilian (3–6)Silseth (3–2)—41,55941–63L2
105July 25@ Giants2–9Ray (9–6)Johnson (2–5)—39,10241–64L3
106July 26@ Giants4–3Soriano (9–6)Whisenhunt (2–1)Farris (1)34,11142–64W1
107July 27Astros4–6Javier (1–1)Fermín (3–2)Hader (13)30,12142–65L1
108July 28Astros2–3Okert (4–1)Farris (0–2)Hader (14)32,05142–66L2
109July 29Astros4–7Wesneski (1–0)Farris (0–3)Abreu (7)26,41742–67L3
110July 31Brewers2–6Drohan (6–4)Johnson (2–6)—43,72042–68L4
August: 11–17 (Home: 6–10; Road: 5–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
111August 1Brewers1–3Patrick (6–4)Natera Jr. (1–1)Megill (18)31,12442–69L5
112August 2Brewers3–0Ureña (7–7)Misiorowski (11–5)Zeferjahn (4)31,06143–69W1
113August 4@ Orioles1–3Povich (2–1)Rodriguez (3–4)Canó (2)18,58543–70L1
114August 5@ Orioles2–5Rogers (7–7)Detmers (3–8)Kittredge (5)16,97743–71L2
115August 6@ Orioles4–1Farris (1–3)Young (8–3)Natera Jr. (2)21,20244–71W1
116August 7@ Marlins4–3Anderson (2–0)Ekness (0–1)Fermín (1)16,50645–71W2
117August 8@ Marlins0–7Alcántara (13–6)Ureña (7–8)―16,04545–72L1
118August 9@ Marlins3–12Petersen (2–2)Rodriguez (3–5)—13,21545–73L2
119August 10Rangers1–4 (10)Gray (6–0)Murphy (0–1)Latz (23)23,88045–74L3
120August 11Rangers3–2Fermín (4–2)Bradford (0–1)Natera Jr. (3)23,64846–74W1
121August 12Rangers5–2Klassen (1–1)Ahlstrom (3–1)Joyce (1)33,73347–74W2
122August 13Rangers7–0Ureña (8–8)deGrom (8–8)—24,95948–74W3
123August 14Royals6–7Lange (2–7)Saucedo (0–1)Cruz (4)23,13948–75L1
124August 15Royals1–0Detmers (4–8)Pearson (2–1)Joyce (2)30,00249–75W1
125August 16Royals0–3Cameron (7–8)Johnson (2–7)—28,03649–76L1
126August 18@ Astros3–1Klassen (2–1)Javier (1–4)Joyce (3)22,76750–76W1
127August 19@ Astros2–3Sousa (1–1)Ureña (8–9)Hader (18)21,16250–77L1
128August 20@ Astros18–3Rodriguez (4–5)Lambert (8–7)—20,93451–77W1
129August 21@ Rangers1–2 (10)Alexander (4–2)Joyce (0–1)—29,30951–78L1
130August 22@ Rangers3–0Johnson (3–7)Bradford (0–2)Watson (2)35,83652–78W1
131August 23@ Rangers3–5Quantrill (6–4)Kikuchi (0–4)Latz (26)31,59352–79L1
132August 24Guardians2–4Messick (10–8)Klassen (2–2)Smith (34)26,30252–80L2
133August 25Guardians6–8 (10)Sabrowski (5–2)Weiman (0–1)Smith (35)26,00152–81L3
134August 26Guardians3–4Gaddis (2–3)Watson (1–1)Sabrowski (1)25,16152–82L4
135August 28Phillies3–5McFarlane (4–1)Joyce (0–2)Bowlan (2)34,95152–83L5
136August 29Phillies2–4 (10)Durán (2–4)Martin (0–1)—38,67752–84L6
137August 30Phillies2–5Wheeler (11–5)Kikuchi (0–5)Kerkering (2)31,03552–85L7
138August 31Yankees10–1Ureña (9–9)Rodríguez (0–3)—37,61353–85W1
September: 9–15 (Home: 4–5; Road: 5–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
139September 1Yankees3–7Cole (8–7)Rodriguez (4–6)―37,67853–86L1
140September 2Yankees3–6 (10)Bednar (7–3)Murphy (0–2)―38,37253–87L2
141September 4@ Pirates0–1Jones (3–6)Johnson (3–8)Montgomery (9)22,36353–88L3
142September 5@ Pirates6–1Kikuchi (1–5)Ashcraft (14–6)—25,54154–88W1
143September 6@ Pirates0–1Skenes (10–11)Ureña (9–10)Montgomery (10)25,53054–89L1
144September 7@ Red Sox2–5Bello (6–7)Rodriguez (4–7)Whitlock (3)36,78754–90L2
145September 8@ Red Sox6–1Detmers (5–8)Sandoval (1–5)—36,02855–90W1
146September 9@ Red Sox6–4Johnson (4–8)Bennett (9–7)Joyce (4)35,42856–90W2
147September 11@ Nationals3–4Beeter (6–5)Natera Jr. (1–2)Tolman (2)17,06156–91L1
148September 12@ Nationals5–6 (10)Sinclair (1–0)Fermín (4–3)—25,71356–92L2
149September 13@ Nationals5–6Tolman (1–1)Murphy (0–3)Sinclair (1)20,76156–93L3
150September 14Mariners6–4Detmers (6–8)Anderson (1–2)Joyce (5)28,31157–93W1
151September 15Mariners2–1Johnson (5–8)Gilbert (12–10)Watson (3)30,90658–93W2
152September 16Mariners2–7Vargas (1–0)Kikuchi (1–6)—38,90658–94L1
153September 17Twins5–4 (10)Weiman (1–1)Gómez (2–4)—34,25159–94W1
154September 18Twins0–3Prielipp (6–7)Rodriguez (4–8)Adams (3)35,23759–95L1
155September 19Twins6–5 (11)Saucedo (1–1)Rogers (6–4)—33,72660–95W1
156September 20Twins0–8Kremer (4–5)Johnson (5–9)Ober (1)32,24060–96L1
157September 22@ Athletics7–9Medina (6–3)Bachman (1–3)Harris (16)7,71160–97L2
158September 23@ Athletics3–7Hartlieb (2–1)Ureña (9–11)—7,43060–98L3
159September 24@ Mariners6–4Rodriguez (5–8)Woo (12–10)Watson (4)31,03261–98W1
160September 25@ Mariners7–5Detmers (7–8)Miller (4–10)—40,67862–98W2
161September 26@ Mariners4–8Vargas (3–0)Farris (1–4)—40,30862–99L1
162September 27@ Mariners3–7Bazardo (4–4)Kikuchi (1–7)—44,76162–100L2

Detailed record

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As of September 27, 2026

Roster

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2026 Los Angeles Angels
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders

 Manager

Coaches


Team statistical leaders

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As of September 27, 2026

Batters[28]
Batting average Home runs RBIs OBP Hits Stolen bases Runs scored Games played
Mike Trout (.242) Zach Neto (27) Zach Neto (77) Mike Trout (.382) Zach Neto (148) Zach Neto (24) Zach Neto (102) Zach Neto (157)
Pitching[29]
Wins ERA Strikeouts Saves Holds WHIP Innings pitched Games pitched
José Soriano, Walbert Ureña (9) Reid Detmers (3.36) Reid Detmers (211) Ben Joyce (5) Sam Bachman (17) Tayler Saucedo (1.03) Reid Setmers (185.0) José Fermín (53)

Farm system

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LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAASalt Lake BeesPacific Coast LeagueDoug Davis
AARocket City Trash PandasSouthern LeagueJoe Kruzel
A+Tri-City Dust DevilsNorthwest LeagueDann Bilardello
ARancho Cucamonga QuakesCalifornia LeagueDave Stapleton
RookieACL AngelsArizona Complex LeagueHainley Statia
Foreign RookieDSL AngelsDominican Summer LeagueHéctor de la Cruz

Major League Baseball draft

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Below are the Angels' picks from 2026 Major League Baseball draft. Players who reached MLB are in bold.

Minor League Baseball awards

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Prospects of the Year by MLB Pipeline[30]
Outfielder Hayden Alvarez (High-A / Single-A)
Starting pitcher Tyler Bremner (Double-A / High-A)
Breakout Prospect of the Year by MLB Pipeline[31]
Outfielder Hayden Alvarez (High-A / Single-A)
Minor League Player of the Year by Baseball America[32]
Third baseman Jake Munroe (Double-A / High-A)
All-Star Futures Game selection[33]
Starting pitcher Tyler Bremner (Double-A / High-A)
Outfielder Nelson Rada (Triple-A)
Post Season All-Stars selection
Triple-A[34]
Second baseman Christian Moore
Shortstop Denzer Guzman
Designated hitter Niko Kavadas
Utility player Kyren Paris
Starting pitcher George Klassen
Double-A[35]
Relief pitcher Luke Murphy
Single-A[36]
Shortstop Kendrey Maduro
Outfielder Hayden Alvarez
Starting pitcher Dylan Jordan
Relief pitcher Fulton Lockhart
Rookie[37]
Starting pitcher Johnny Slawinski
Player/Pitcher of the Month selection
Triple-A
Infielder Denzer Guzmán (May)[38]
Starting pitcher George Klassen (July)[39]
Double-A
Starting pitcher Austin Gordon (August)[40]
High-A
Outfielder Anthony Scull (May)[38]
Starting pitcher Peyton Olejnik (June)[41]
Single-A
Relief pitcher Brayan Vergara (July)[42]
Rookie
Starting pitcher Johnny Slawinski (May)[38]
Arizona Fall League selection[43]
Relief pitcher Najer Victor (Triple-A)
Shortstop Arjun Nimmala (Double-A)
Third baseman Jake Munroe (Double-A)
Starting pitcher Kyle Robinson (Double-A)
Starting pitcher Peyton Olejnik (High-A)
Relief pitcher Sam Tookoian (High-A)
Starting pitcher Yeferson Vargas (High-A)
First baseman Ryland Zaborowski (High-A)

References

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  36. ↑ "Here are the 2026 Single-A All-Stars and award winners". MLB.com. Retrieved September 15, 2026.
  37. ↑ "The 2026 Rookie-level All-Stars and award winners". MLB.com. Retrieved September 15, 2026.
  38. 1 2 3 "A's Lin, Dodgers' De Paula headline May's Minor League Players of the Month". MLB.com. Retrieved June 6, 2026.
  39. ↑ Bees, Salt Lake. "George Klassen Named Pacific Coast League Pitcher Of The Month For July". MiLB.com. Retrieved August 5, 2026.
  40. ↑ "Guardians' Velazquez, Giants' Davidson headline August's Minor League Players of the Month". MLB.com. Retrieved September 5, 2026.
  41. ↑ "Mariners' Anderson, Rockies' Veen headline June's Minor League Players of the Month". MLB.com. Retrieved July 9, 2026.
  42. ↑ "Dodgers' Davalan, Royals' Chourio headline July's Minor League Players of the Month". MLB.com. Retrieved September 5, 2026.
  43. ↑ "Here are the 2026 Arizona Fall League rosters". MLB.com. Retrieved September 15, 2026.
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