Once again, the Los Angeles Angels are in the middle of a losing season. But even though the Halos have the worst record in MLB, the team has helped New York Times award-winning sports author Jeff Pearlman rediscover his love for baseball.

The Angels host their fifth homestand of the year from June 1 – June 3. The Angels will play the Rockies in a three-game series. Below is a look at the notable events and ceremonies taking place at Angel Stadium over the next homestand.

The biggest question on fans minds the last month or so has been how they will be able to watch Angels games on TV. News broke this morning via Jeff Fletcher at the OC Register that the Angels now have a plan. Here's what it is and how you can watch the games.

It is more than just the losses, it is the inevitability and predictability of the games that give the deja vu feeling to Angels fans. A year after leading Major League Baseball in strikeouts, the Angels are at it again and the offense is failing.

Last week the Angels announced they are launching their own network to broadcast their games and those of the LA Kings. At the time few details were announced but now we have more clarity. Rather than creating a new channel, the Angels bought out the half ...

Playing in his first All-Star Game since 2019, Trout expects a new round of queries about why he wants to remain with the struggling Angels. That’s only going to be a minor annoyance for Trout in what he is expecting to be a homecoming

The Angels are back at home tonight to face the Orioles after an up-and-down road trip. The Angels will pitch Sam Aldegheri tonight, where he continues to fight for a permanent rotation bid. Aldegheri will face Kyle Bradish, who is definitely an arm the ...

Sunday was a rough day for Tigers starter Casey Mize.