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Walbert Ureña struggles, Mike Trout homers as Angels fall to A’s for 98th loss (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO — Mike Trout found a way to make history again on Wednesday night with a home run in the top of the fourth inning, but it wasn’t nearly enough as the Angels fell to the Athletics, 7-3, for their 98th loss of the season. With his blast at Sutter Health Park, Trout has now hit a home run in 31 different MLB stadiums. With his 22nd homer of the season, he also has the most career home runs (44) against the A’s since the franchise moved to California in 1968, breaking his tie with Al
Angels reliever Ryan Watson back where he finished 2025 … sort of (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO — Angels relief pitcher Ryan Watson was briefly a part of three organizations on the day of the Rule 5 Draft back in December. The Angels are now his fourth club, and he’s serving as a late-inning option down the stretch. Watson knew his name could be called during the Rule 5 Draft after holding a 4.26 ERA (3.73 FIP) with a 28.1% strikeout rate to go alongside a 7% walk rate in the hitter-friendly Pacific Coast League in 2025. The right-hander said he heard his name called in the
Angels squander 6-run lead against A’s to begin final week of season (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO — As their disappointing seasons wind down, the Angels and the Athletics share the same goal: avoiding 100 losses. The Angels have never lost 100 games in a season, but they took another step toward that mark when they squandered a six-run lead in a 9-7 loss to the A’s on Tuesday night at Sutter Health Park. The Angels (60-97), who play one more game against the A’s on Wednesday before closing the season with a four-game series in Seattle, need to go at least 3-2 over their final
José Soriano thinks Angels sale is ‘great opportunity’ for former teammates (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO — When the Angels traded starting pitcher José Soriano to the Toronto Blue Jays at the deadline in August, they gave him an unexpected shot to play in the postseason. Soriano spoke about the opportunity after his start against the Athletics on Sept. 8 when he shut down the hosts over seven innings. Even with the big personal changes going from Southern California to eastern Canada, Soriano hasn’t been trying to change too much in terms of how he approaches each game. “Just trying
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