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Los Angels Angels • August 2026 Stats

Player by Player Statistics

Batting

ABRHHRRBIBBAVG

Nolan Schanuel381418463641.220

Jo Adell3764885195143.226

Zach Neto39755100235329.252

Mike Trout3875083143633.214

Josh Lowe3574593134219.261

Logan O'Hoppe3333584174627.252

Yoan Moncada2373163133526.266

Oswald Peraza199203841415.191

Denzer Guzman2052848113316.234

Ke'Bryan Hayes173203831510.220

Travis d'Arnaud17313375155.214

Addison Barger13113315156.237

Ben Williamson11912263812.218

Jose Siri75513269.173

Rafael Marchan80513146.162

Team3766430860148429319.228

Pitching

WLSVERAIPKBB

Reid Detmers6804.49110.143109

Alek Manoah6804.53101.19836

Jordan Romano6405.5561.26220

Grayson Rodriguez51005.05107.010746

Drew Pomeranz3212.8164.07929

Robert Stephenson3313.2755.06116

Ben Joyce20161.9351.15416

Tayler Saucedo1204.5966.26121

Victor Mederos1304.4030.23214

Chase Silseth1101.9042.25915

Ryan Zeferjahn00010.384.152

Joey Lucchesi01012.006.080

Team4664184.15698.21029324

[Captain Canada]

My dawg Trout really a pedestrian now

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My dawg Trout really a pedestrian now

He's leading the AL in strikeouts

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Los Angeles Angels • Recent Games

LAugust 1 • vs Milwaukee Brewers1-2

Milwaukee Brewers (63-47)

Jackson Chourio3-4, 2B

Christian Yelich1-4, 2 RBI

Kyle Harrison (W, 3-7)6.0 IP, 2 H, 3 SO, BB, ER

Los Angeles Angels (46-65)

Zach Neto1-4, HR, RBI, R

Josh Lowe1-3, 2B

Grayson Rodriguez (L, 5-11)5.0 IP, 5 H, 4 SO, 3 BB, 2 ER

LAugust 2 • vs Milwaukee Brewers1-4

Milwaukee Brewers (64-47)

William Contreras2-5, HR, RBI, R

Brice Turang2-4, HR, 2 RBI, R

Quinn Priester (W, 9-5)6.0 IP, 3 H, 2 SO, 3 BB

Los Angeles Angels (46-66)

Nolan Schanuel2-4

Mike Trout1-1, 2 BB

Reid Detmers (L, 6-9)5.0 IP, 4 H, 5 SO, BB, 2 ER, 3 R

WAugust 4 • @ Baltimore Orioles3-0

Los Angeles Angels (47-66)

Yoan Moncada2-4, HR, 3 RBI

Zach Neto2-4

Alek Manoah (W, 7-8)6.0 IP, 3 H, 8 SO

Baltimore Orioles (52-61)

Pete Alonso2-4

Colton Cowser1-4

Chris Bassitt (L, 5-8)4.2 IP, 5 H, 6 SO, 4 BB, 3 ER

WAugust 5 • @ Baltimore Orioles5-0

Los Angeles Angels (48-66)

Yoan Moncada1-5, HR, RBI, R

Addison Barger3-3, HR, 2B, 2 RBI, BB, 3 R

Victor Mederos (W, 2-3)5.2 IP, 4 H, 5 SO, BB

Baltimore Orioles (52-62)

Pete Alonso1-4, 2B

Colton Cowser2-4

Joe Ryan (L, 5-10)5.2 IP, 6 H, 4 SO, 2 ER

LAugust 6 • @ Baltimore Orioles2-4 (10)

Los Angeles Angels (48-67)

Mike Trout2-5, 2B, R

Jo Adell3-5, RBI, R

Jordan Romano (L, 6-5)1.1 IP, 2 H, 3 SO, 1 ER

Baltimore Orioles (53-62)

Pete Alonso2-5, HR, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 R

Dylan Beavers2-4, RBI

Felix Bautista (W, 2-3)1.1 IP, 2 H

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brother we need to get my goat Trout some better stats

[Captain Canada]

We offloading Trout in the off-season or what? Free my King

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brother we need to get my goat Trout some better stats

Fish don't got the facilities for that no more.

We offloading Trout in the off-season or what? Free my King

Who you want me to rob by sending them a <80 overall 36 year old with a $35.5M contract?

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MLB • Game Recap

Henriquez goes full 1890s in bullpen game win for Miami

By Jordan Reyes • Staff Writer • Updated August 7, 2026 • 4 min read

Heriberto Hernandez's three run shot in the second inning propelled the Marlins to the win. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Miami found a way to win despite leaving a reliever in the game for six-and-a-third innings.

Los Angeles Angels (48-68)9

Miami Marlins (55-62)10

W Henriquez (5-4) • L Pomeranz (3-3) • S N/A

Final • LoanDepot Field • 9 innings • 17,821

Line Score

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Angels1301201109112

Marlins44010001X10121

Nineteen runs, twenty-three hits, three errors and one absolutely absurd pitching line — the Angels lost a slugfest in Miami on Friday, falling 10-9 in a game that was decided long before it was over and somehow stayed within reach the whole way.

Los Angeles struck first when Ben Williamson took Nick Nardi 432 feet to center in the opening inning. Miami answered with four in the bottom half against Reid Detmers, chasing him with a barrage: Connor Norby doubled home Kyle Stowers, Owen Caissie singled Norby in, and Griffin Conine doubled to right to plate two more.

The Angels punched back with three in the second — O'Hoppe doubled and scored on a Josh Lowe single, then Ke'Bryan Hayes launched a 413-foot two-run shot to center. But the Marlins, working a bullpen game of their own, matched it immediately. Stowers homered to right, and Heriberto Hernandez followed with a three-run blast to left off Ryan Zeferjahn for an 8-4 lead.

Then Ronny Henriquez came in and refused to leave. The right-hander threw 164 pitches across 6.1 innings, walking six and allowing six hits and five runs, but kept getting outs when Los Angeles had him on the ropes. The Angels loaded the bases in the fifth on four walks, scored twice on a Lowe sacrifice fly, and stranded three. They put runners on in the sixth, the seventh, the eighth — and kept coming up empty.

Trout doubled home a run in the fourth. O'Hoppe homered 436 feet to left in the seventh. Trout went 432 feet to left in the eighth to make it 9-9. Each time, Miami had an answer, and the last one came in the bottom of the eighth against Drew Pomeranz, who allowed a Stowers single, wild-pitched pinch-runner Esteury Ruiz to third, walked Norby, and watched Ruiz score on an Agustín Ramírez fielder's choice.

That was the game. Trailing by one in the ninth, the Angels went down in order on 14 pitches.

Hernandez took Player of the Game honors at 3-for-5 with the homer, a double and four RBI. Henriquez earned the win despite the five earned runs and the pitch count. Pomeranz took the loss.

For Los Angeles: Trout 2-for-4 with a homer, double and two RBI. O'Hoppe 2-for-4 with a homer and double. Williamson 3-for-5. Eleven hits, nine runs, two errors — and one more loss.

"We should've won this game." - Los Angeles Angels manager Kurt Suzuki

Batting

ABRHRBIBBKAVG

Los Angeles Angels

Mike Trout412210.223

Logan O'Hoppe422210.245

Ke'Bryan Hayes221220.228

Ben Williamson513102.227

Totals36911969.266

Miami Marlins

Heriberto Hernandez523400.288

Kyle Stowers523100.307

Connor Norby321120.288

Jvier Sanoja301010.222

Totals3810121057.228

Pitching

IPHRERBBKERA

Los Angeles Angels

Reid Detmers1.1677314.94

Ryan Zeferjahn2.2221125.23

Joey Lucchesi3.0200027.20

Drew Pomeranz1.0211122.86

Totals8.012109574.08

Miami Marlins

Andrew Nardi1.0111025.16

Michael Petersen0.1333004.55

John King1.110004.79

Ronny Henriquez6.1655674.15

Totals9.01199694.36

Angels • Marlins • AL West • NL East • Game Recap

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Los Angeles Angels • Recent Games

LAugust 8 • @ Miami Marlins3-4

Los Angeles Angels (48-69)

Ben Williamson1-5, 3B, R

Ke'Bryan Hayes1-4, 2B, RBI

Tayler Saucedo (L, 1-3)2.0 IP, 5 H, SO, ER

Miami Marlins (56-62)

Otto Lopez2-4, 2 HR, 2 RBI, 2 R

Owen Caissie2-4, 2B, 2 RBI

Pete Fairbanks (W, 1-2)1.1 IP, 3 SO

WAugust 9 • @ Miami Marlins4-1

Los Angeles Angels (49-69)

Logan O'Hoppe2-5, 2B, 2 RBI

Jo Adell1-5, HR, RBI, R

Victor Mederos (W, 3-3)5.2 IP, 6 H, 5 SO, BB

Miami Marlins (56-63)

Otto Lopez1-4, HR, RBI, R

Liam Hicks2-3, BB

Braxton Garrett (L, 9-5)3.2 IP, 6 H, 4 SO, 2 BB, 4 ER

WAugust 10 • vs Texas Rangers2-1

Texas Rangers (60-59)

Jake Burger1-3, 2B, R

Zach Neto1-4, RBI

Carter Baumler (L, 2-2)1.0 IP, 2 H, SO, ER

Los Angeles Angels (50-69)

Addison Barger3-4, HR, 2B, RBI, R

Logan O'Hoppe1-4, HR, RBI, R

Robert Stephenson (W, 4-3)2.0 IP, H, 2 SO

WAugust 11 • vs Texas Rangers3-2

Texas Rangers (60-60)

Jake Burger1-4, 2B, RBI

Evan Carter1-3, RBI

Jakob Junis (L, 6-7)4.1 IP, H , 3 SO, 3 BB, 2 ER

Los Angeles Angels (51-69)

Nolan Schanuel1-4, HR, 2 RBI, R

Addison Barger1-4, 2B, RBI

Grayson Rodriguez (W, 6-11)5.0 IP, 5 H, 3 SO, 3 BB, 2 ER

LAugust 12 • vs Texas Rangers3-2

Texas Rangers (61-60)

Josh Jung4-4, 3B, 2 2B, 2 RBI

Brandon Nimmo1-4, HR, RBI, R

MacKenzie Gore (W, 4-6)7.0 IP, 5 H, 7 SO, ER

Los Angeles Angels (51-70)

Nolan Schanuel1-3, HR, RBI, BB, R

Addison Barger1-4

Reid Detmers (L, 6-10)5.1 IP, 6 H, 5 SO, 3 ER, 4 R

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MLB • Game Recap

Angels shutout Texas to take late-season series

By Jordan Reyes • Staff Writer • Updated August 13, 2026 • 4 min read

Alek Manoah pitched a gem over six shutout innings. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Los Angeles hiccuped Texas' attempts to make the wild card by taking three of four in this series.

Texas Rangers (61-61)0

Los Angeles Angels (52-70)2

W Manoah (8-8) • L Corniell (5-3) • S Joyce (21)

Final • Angel Field • 9 innings • 34,587

Line Score

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Rangers000000000050

Angels1000010X240

Josh Lowe's legs were the whole offense Thursday, and it was enough. The Angels shut out Texas 2-0 to take the four-game set, scratching out two runs on four hits behind a scoreless combined effort from Alek Manoah and three relievers.

Manoah was excellent, working six innings on five hits and a walk with five strikeouts and nothing across. He wriggled out of a bases-clogged fifth — Brandon Nimmo doubled, Petey Halpin walked, two on with two out — by getting Wyatt Langford swinging on a high fastball, and never let Texas get a runner past second in his outing.

The offense, such as it was, came entirely from the bottom of the order. In the second, Lowe walked, stole second, and came home on a Ke'Bryan Hayes single to right. In the seventh, Lowe beat out a ball that deflected off third baseman Sebastian Walcott, then stole second and third on consecutive pitches before Addison Barger lifted a sacrifice fly to Nimmo to make it 2-0. Three steals on the night for Lowe, who reached base twice and scored both Angels runs.

Everything else was strikeouts. Los Angeles fanned 12 times against José Corniell and the Texas bullpen, with Corniell alone punching out six in three innings before taking the loss. Mike Trout went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts. Logan O'Hoppe struck out three times.

But the pitching made four hits stand up. Jordan Romano struck out two in a clean seventh for his 21st hold. Drew Pomeranz did the same in the eighth for his 10th. Ben Joyce walked Jake Burger in the ninth and then struck out Josh Jung looking and Nimmo swinging to close it out for save number 21.

Danny Jansen was the only Ranger who could touch anything, going 3-for-4 with a double. Texas stranded five and never scored.

Manoah took both the win — evening his record at 8-8 — and Player of the Game honors. The Angels move to 52-70; Texas falls back to .500 at 61-61.

"This team has the ability to compete and we'll look to next season." - Los Angeles Angels pitcher Alek Manoah

Batting

ABRHRBIBBKAVG

Texas Rangers

Danny Jansen403000.265

Brandon Nimmo401000.258

Sebastian Walcott301001.255

Jake Burger300011.247

Totals31050211.258

Los Angeles Angels

Josh Lowe221010.261

Ke'Bryan Hayes301100.222

Jo Adell301001.216

Addison Barger200101.250

Totals27242112.229

Pitching

IPHRERBBKERA

Texas Rangers

Jose Corniell3.0311163.58

Tyler Alexander2.0000023.39

Alexis Diaz1.2111014.19

Carter Baumler1.1000034.54

Totals8.04221123.98

Los Angeles Angels

Alek Manoah6.0500154.05

Jordan Romano1.0000025.30

Drew Pomeranz1.0000022.73

Ben Joyce1.0000121.77

Totals9.05002114.01

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