Los Angeles Angels Information
The Los Angeles Angels is an American professional baseball team. They were established in 1961. The team's uniform colors include silver, navy blue, and red. They have been playing their home games at Angel Stadium since 1966. Arte Moreno is the principal owner of the Angels and current president is John Carpino. Perry Minasian is their general manager at the moment, whereas Phil Nevin is serving as the manager. Rally Monkeys is the official mascot of the Rally Monkey.
Although the Angels have yet to make the playoffs with both Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani on the roster, the team has gained a national following since 2012 thanks to Trout's emergence as the AL's most valuable player three times and an international following since 2018 thanks to the signing of the Japanese two-way player and 2021 AL MVP.
As a fan of the Angels, you know how ingrained the chant "Win One for the Cowboy" is in your blood. This refers to Gene Autry, the team's original owner, who passed away before he saw the Angels win the World Series during his 38 years as owner.
When the Angels played the Rockies in 2023, they set a new team record by scoring 25 runs, 13 of which came in the third inning. BSW, or Bally Sports West, is the cable network that broadcasts Angels games. BSW has had a relationship with the Angels dating back to the 1993 season when it was still known as Prime Ticket.
The 2024 MLB Los Angeles Angels season is the team's 64th overall, 59th in Anaheim, and 60th at Angel Stadium. The current team record is 15–27 (.357). On January 6, the Angels signed right-handed pitcher Zach Plesac to a one-year, one-million-dollar contract. Later in January, the Angels inked right-handed pitcher Robert Stephenson to a three-year, $33 million deal and right-handed pitcher Zach Plesac to a one-year, $1 million contract.
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