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No one has ever done more damage to the Seattle Mariners than Mike Trout. That's the honor that Trout, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim legend, got to claim on Thursday. In that game, Trout became the new record-holder for Mariners' opponents in both total bases and runs scored.

Stephenson, who returned from Tommy John surgery in May only to suffer a setback in his second game, says he’s still feeling some discomfort, even though he’s continuing to stretch out the

The Los Angeles Angels are on the bubble, but MLB.com's Mark Feinsand believes they have the best value in left-handed relievers this trade season.

The Angels went the entire first half of the season using just five starters to set a franchise record but still haven’t come up with a replacement for right-hander Jack Kochanowicz after he was optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake on July 11.

MLB fans are furious afer the home plate performance of umpire Erich Bacchus during the Angels-Mets game today.

They have outperformed expectations after losing 99 games last season, but they can’t afford to make the same deadline missteps they made in 2023 as they attempt to end MLB’s longest active

Pressure is a privilege in the eyes of new Seattle Mariners slugger Josh Naylor. The 28-year-old first baseman is looking forward to the opportunity to bat cleanup in his first game with Seattle against the Los Angeles Angels on Friday night.