Los Angeles Angels

The Los Angeles Angels are a Major League Baseball (MLB) team established in 1961 and based in Anaheim, California, competing in the American League (AL) West division. Known for their passionate fan base and iconic home field, Angel Stadium, where they’ve played since 1966, the Angels are a staple in the Greater Los Angeles area’s sports scene. Over the years, they’ve been home to legendary players like Nolan Ryan and Mike Trout, building a legacy of powerful pitching and dynamic hitting. Despite challenges, they remain a team committed to success, aiming to reclaim their 2002 World Series Championship glory.

Personal Information

Established: 1961

Location: Based in Anaheim, California since 1966

League Affiliations: American League (AL) since 1961, West Division since 1969

Team Colors: Red, navy blue, silver

Names Over Time:

Los Angeles Angels (1961–1965, 2016–present)

California Angels (1965–1996)

Anaheim Angels (1997–2004)

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (2005–2015)

Nicknames: “The Halos,” “The A-Team”

Home Stadium: Angel Stadium (1966–present); previously Chavez Ravine Stadium and Wrigley Field

Championships:

World Series titles: 1 (2002)

AL Pennants: 1 (2002)

AL West Division titles: 9

Current Leadership:

Owner: Arte Moreno

President: John Carpino

General Manager: Perry Minasian

Manager: Ron Washington

Retired Numbers: 11 (including players like Nolan Ryan, Jim Fregosi)

Player Stats