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The Angels’ five-game winning streak comes to an end in a 11-2 loss to the Houston Astros.
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Noe Ramirez was suspended because his plunking of Jake Marisnick was interpreted as retaliation for Marisnick barreling over Angels catcher Jonathan Lucroy 10 days ago. Angels manager Brad Ausmus was also suspended.
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The Angels take it to the Astros early to win 7-2 in a game that featured cleared benches.
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Nine days after the Houston Astros’ Jake Marisnick flattened Angels catcher Jonathan Lucroy on a home-plate collision, Marisnick was hit by a pitch leading to a partial bench-clearing altercation.
Angels veteran Albert Pujols ran through a stop sign and scored an insurance run Monday, another example of his ability to make a differences on the bases at 39.
The Angels have lived on the outskirts of playoff contention, sliding on and off the bubble, for the better part of four months.
As the Los Angeles Angels continue to mourn the loss of pitcher Tyler Skaggs, they try to find a way to stay focused on the on-field tasks before them.
One day after tweaking a muscle in his leg, Angels star Mike Trout was out of the lineup for Monday’s series opener against the Houston Astros at Angel Stadium.
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In the minutes after launching a game-winning three-run home run, Angels rookie Matt Thaiss sported an inscrutable expression.
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In the week since being knocked unconscious in a home plate collision in Houston, Angels catcher Jonathan Lucroy has walked around sporting a shiner and spoken as though plagued by a cold.
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A night after the Angels honored late teammate Tyler Skaggs with a combined no-hitter, starting pitcher Matt Harvey nodded to his right, where Skaggs’ locker remained in a suspended state, following a 9-2 victory over the Seattle Mariners.
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Saturday would have been Tyler Skaggs’ 28th birthday.
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Dustin Garneau could not stop smiling.
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It was a magical night for the Angels on Friday.
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Howdy, my name is Houston Mitchell and it’s nearly impossible to describe what happened at Angel Stadium on Friday night.
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