By Mike DiGiovanna
The veteran right-hander, who'd been struggling, gets his first Angels win, 5-4, the team's fifth triumph in a row.
By Mike DiGiovanna, Los Angeles Times
A decision on the ace, who is rebounding from a broken elbow, is due after he throws in bullpen this weekend.
By Kevin Baxter
Offense begins to click as Angels win fourth in a row, with C.J. Wilson as beneficiary.
By Kevin Baxter
Right-hander gives up one run and six hits over 5 2/3 innings in an extended spring-training game in Arizona. He could return to Angels' rotation next week.
By Bill Shaikin
Outfielder, 21, is the youngest to accomplish the feat since Mel Ott with the New York Giants in 1929. Josh Hamilton hits a home run and triple on 32nd birthday and Jerome Williams strikes out six over eight innings.
By Bill Shaikin, Los Angeles Times
Right-handed ace, sidelined because of a fractured left elbow, is scheduled to pitch in an extended spring game Wednesday with the outcome dictating the next move by the club.
By Bill Shaikin, Los Angeles Times
Reliever, 30, spent 10 years toiling in the minor leagues and independent leagues, coming close to quitting, before earning his first extended stay in the big leagues.
By Kevin Baxter
Left-hander gives up four hits over seven scoreless innings to win his third consecutive game. Erick Aybar drives in three runs.
By Kevin Baxter, Los Angeles Times
Infielder joins the club, his third in the last three weeks, after being picked up on waivers from the New York Yankees. 'They just told me to take my essential stuff,' he says.
By Mike DiGiovanna
Mike Scioscia calls it a 'recharge day' for the slumping outfielder, who comes into the game in the seventh inning and hits a single and scores.
By Mike DiGiovanna
Alberto Callaspo hits a three-run home run and drives in five runs for the Angels, who overcome a four-run lead and then let Chicago back in the game. Mark Trumbo also hits a home run for the Angels.
By T.J. Simers
Neither team has done much winning the last few seasons, but their fans believe every season that a championship is in the making, only to be disappointed.
By Mike DiGiovanna
Mark Trumbo adds a solo homer, run-scoring double and three runs scored in the win over the Chicago White Sox.
By Mike DiGiovanna
Angels could field a pretty good lineup with players who were traded, let go or never signed.
Dodgers and Angels are struggling in the early going, and the fans have noticed.
By Mike DiGiovanna
The negative numbers include a bases-loaded walk, two errors and a key mental misfire in a 5-4 loss to the Chicago White Sox.
By Mike DiGiovanna
The Angels slugger, who was banned from baseball from 2003-05 because of his addiction to drugs and alcohol, has allergies that lead to occasional sinus and throat discomfort and dizziness.