RANGERS (66-90; 5th in A.L. WEST) @ ANGELS (76-81; 4th in A.L. WEST)

RHP YOVANI GALLARDO (8-6, 6.59 ERA) vs. RHP MATT SHOEMAKER (2-2, 5.48 ERA) ANGEL STADIUM – 7:07 PM PDT TV – FSW RADIO – KLAA AM 830, KWKW

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2018 GAME #158 (76-81)

ANAHEIM, CA HOME GAME #77 (38-38)

LEADING OFF: Tonight the Halos play the second game (1-0) of the final home stand of season vs. Texas (Sept. 24-26; 1-0) & Oakland (Sept. 28-30)…Club has an off-day Thursday…Last night’s extra-inning walk-off win snapped a five-game skid (LAA was outscored 58-13)…Marked Angels’ fifth extra-inning victory (5-7) & 12th win in last at-bat (sixth walk-off win)…LAA has dropped five of six & eight of last 11 overall…Halos need to win all five remaining games to avoid third consecutive sub-.500 season (would be first time for franchise since 1992-1994)...Would be first time in three consecutive full seasons since 1975-77…LAA is 10-12 this month & 27-33 since break…Angels have spent last 88 days in 4th place…Club is 21-23-7 thru 51 series. ABOUT LAST NIGHT: Angels’ 5-4 extra-inning win moved LAA to 24-15 in one-run affairs…Shohei Ohtani’s 428 ft. HR to right field in first inning last night was his hardest HR hit this season according to Statcast (112.9 MPH exit velocity)…Jose Briceno connected for a pinch-hit walk-off HR to lead off the 11th (3rd walk-off HR for LAA in ’18), just the fifth pinch-hit walk-off HR in team history, first since Scott Spiezio in 2000 (just the third such HR in extra frames, first since Daryl Sconiers on April 30, 1983) - ELIAS…For Briceno, marked second straight game with a pinch-hit HR, just second Angel in franchise history with pinch-hit HRs in consecutive games, joining Jack Howell (May 15 and 17, 1996)…In the fourth inning, Michael Hermosillo launched his first big league HR…Mike Trout recorded two walks to move season total to 117, a new club record passing his own mark of 116 in 2016. RANGER DANGER: Ohtani’s HR last night was his fifth against Texas, his most against any opponent…He is batting .327 (16/49) with four doubles, five HRs & 11 RBI in 15 games vs. Texas…Jefry Marte is batting .360 (9/25) vs. Rangers in 2018…Trout is a career .333 (152/457) hitter vs. Texas with 25 HRs & 86 RBI in 130 games…In eight games vs. Rangers in 2018, Eric Young Jr. is batting .346 (9/26).

THIS N’ THAT: Mike Trout has homered in three of last four games and has five HRs his last seven contests (38 HRs are his second-most in a season; 41 in 2015)…Angels’ 208 HRs hit are second-most in team history (236 HRs in 2000)…108 HRs at home are third-most all-time (team record is 130 HR at home in 2000)…On Thursday at Oakland, Francisco Arcia became first player in MLB history to catch (innings 1-7), pitch (innings 8-9) & homer (9th inning) in same game… Shohei Ohtani and Babe Ruth (1919) are only players in MLB history with 10 pitching appearances and 20 HRs in a season. FOLLOW THE LEADER: Mike Trout leads all of baseball in on-base percentage (.459), OPS (1.091), adjusted OPS (198), intentional walks (23) and at-bats per HR (12.1)…Leads A.L. in walks (117) & ranks second in A.L. in slugging pct. (.632), runs created (148) & WAR (9.9). GOLDFISH? Mike Trout is in contention for his first career Rawlings Gold Glove®…He is the only MLB centerfielder with a 1.000 fielding pct. (min. 120 G), leads A.L. CF’ers with eight defensive runs saved, a .939 zone rating and four double plays…Trout’s seven outfield assists rank fourth in junior circuit among centerfielders. UP-RISING: Justin Upton has set the franchise record for HRs by a left fielder (30), breaking Garret Anderson's (29) previous mark… Upton is the first Halo outfielder (other than Mike Trout) with a 30-homer campaign since Vlad Guerrero in 2006 (33 HR).

HI, MY NAME IS… 60 players (35 pitchers-16 starters) have appeared in 2018 to set the Club’s single-season franchise mark (MLB record for players used is 64 by 2014 Texas Rangers)…16 players have made MLB debuts in 2018 breaking team record of 12 (1996 & 1975)…37 players on LAA’s active roster…LAA had a club-record 15 players on D.L. simultaneously twice this season…Halos sent 25 different players to D.L., most in MLB this season.

SHO OFF: Shohei Ohtani needs one more SB to record the third 20 HR/10 SB rookie season in franchise history: Devon White in 1987 & Trout in 2012…He reached 20 HRs in 91 non-pitching games, second-fastest LAA rookie to reach 20 HRs (Wally Joyner hit 20 by 82nd game in 1986) & eighth rookie in club history to reach 20 HRs (first since Mike Trout in 2012)...Ohtani is lone MLB player in 2018 with multiple games of two HRs and a stolen base (ESPN STATS)… First Halo since T. Salmon in 2000 to win A.L. Player of Week honors twice in a season…First player in MLB history with 20+ HR & 50+ pitching Ks in same season.

HEAN MACHINE: Andrew Heaney has set career highs in wins (9), starts (29), strikeouts (170) and innings pitched (173.0)…First Halo to reach 170+ Ks since 2015 (Garrett Richards; 176) and has four 10+ strikeout games this season…2018 Nick Adenhart Award recipient (top LAA pitcher as voted by teammates) and Angels’ Roberto Clemente Award honoree. RISING SON: With 21 HRs, Shohei Ohtani has passed Kenji Johjima (18 HR w/ Seattle in 144 games in 2006) for most rookie HRs by a Japanese native…Ohtani & Hideki Matsui (5 times) are only Japanese players with 20+ HRs in a season…Seventh Japanese rookie with 40 extra-base hits (most is 59 XBH by Matsui in 2003).

FISH FACTS: Trout’s 64.0 career WAR is currently ahead of Ty Cobb (63.4) for tops all time by a position player through age-26 season… His 506 career extra-base hits rank sixth in MLB for a player by age-26 season (Alex Rodriguez has most - 569)…Joe Medwick is fifth (509 XBH)…Trout has now posted 35+ HRs three times passing Troy Glaus (twice) for most in team annals…He is just second A.L. player with seven seasons of 60+ extra-base hits by age 26 season-or-younger (Alex Rodriguez)…Has tied team record reaching base 4+ times on 16 occasions this season to equal mark set by Brian Downing in 1987 (STATS LLC)…Trout & Willie Mays are only players with three seasons of 30 HR/20 SB prior to their age-27 campaign…Vying to be fifth player all-time (first in A.L.) with 120 walks, 30 HRs & 25 stolen bases: Barry Bonds (6 seasons), Jeff Bagwell (2 seasons), Chipper Jones (1999) and Bobby Abreu (2004).

PUJOLS SURGERIES: Albert Pujols underwent a procedure to remove a bone spur from his right elbow Sept. 12th…Also had an arthroscopic debridement of his left knee August 30th…Pujols ranks 23rd all-time with 3,082 hits and sixth all-time with 633 HRs…One of four players with 3,000 hits & 600 HR (Mays, Aaron & ARod). CLOSING IN: Mike Trout needs two more runs for sixth 100-run season of career…Would be just the seventh player all-time (3rd in A.L. history) with 6, 100-run campaigns prior to their age-27 season: Alex Rodriguez (7 seasons), Albert Pujols (6), Hank Aaron (6), Mickey Mantle (6), Mel Ott (6), Bill Dahlen (6)…Trout is one stolen base shy of second career 30 HR/25 SB campaign (also, 2012)… Would be only player in franchise history with multiple 30/25 seasons (Bobby Bonds in 1977).

GOLD STANDARD: Three-time Gold Glover Andrelton Simmons leads MLB shortstops with 225 putouts…Leads MLB with a 17.9 Ultimate Zone Rating in 2018 (UZR) – FanGraphs…Since 2015, his 95 defensive runs saved (DRS) also lead MLB…Thru 923 career games, Simmons’ defensive WAR is 23.2 – best by any shortstop in MLB history...Simmons’ 112 double plays lead MLB shortstops and his 4.15 range factor per game ranks second among A.L. shortstops.

GLOVE STORY: With 74 errors this season, Angels are on pace to break club record for fewest miscues in a full campaign (80 set last season)…Fewest in a strike-shortened season is 76 in 1994…Club ranks tied for second in A.L. with .987 fielding pct...Halos lead MLB turning 169 double plays (team record is 203 in 1985)…Catchers own a 40.3 caught stealing pct. (31 of 76), tops in A.L…Mike Trout is only CF in MLB (min. 100 G) with a 1.000 fielding pct…Kole Calhoun’s 27 OF assists since 2016 rank third in A.L.

LEADING MEN: Mike Scioscia is in his 19th consecutive season with the Angels…Of the four major sports, only Greg Popovich (entering his 23rd season) has more uninterrupted tenure with current team… Scioscia (1,646 wins) ranks 18th on all-time managerial wins list (Jim Leyland 17th; 1,769).

BULLPEN BITS: Halo relievers rank second in MLB in inherited runners scored pct. allowing just 24.5% to score (64 of 261)… Bullpen has logged 610 IP, second in A.L. to TB…Since 2016, Jose Alvarez’s 203 games pitched rank tied for second in A.L. (168 IP)… Over last two seasons (2017-18), Alvarez ranks second in A.L. with 139 games pitched (B. Parker ranks tied for fifth in span; 137 G)…As a reliever this season, Taylor Cole owns a 1.44 ERA (31.1 IP – 5 ER) and 30 strikeouts…Since July 7th, has allowed three earned runs in 26 IP (1.04 ERA). Vs. RANGERS: Halos lead 2018 season series 11-6 (5-2 at home)…LAA leads all-time series 468-443…Angels have clinched the season series win for first time since 2015 campaign.

THIS DATE IN ANGELS HISTORY September 25 (1964) In a complete game shutout over Minnesota, Dean Chance becomes first Angel to win 20 games en route to his 1964 campaign becoming youngest pitcher to capture the Cy Young Award (23 years old); (1979) Angels clinch their first Western Division title with a 4-1 win over KC…Frank Tanana went the distance; (2001) David Eckstein ties MLB rookie record with his 20th hit-by-pitch. September 26 (2002) Angels defeat Texas, 10-5, claiming the A.L. Wild Card and earning a berth into the post-season for the first time since 1986; (1986) Halos clinched their third Western Division title with an 8-3 win over Texas at Anaheim Stadium.

WINS & LOSSES Current record ..................... 76-81 Home record ........................ 38-38 Road record.......................... 38-43 Pre-ASB record ..................... 49-48 Post-ASB record ................... 27-33 Current streak ..................... Won 1 Current home stand ................. 1-0 Last road trip ............................ 1-4 Last home stand ....................... 3-4 Last five games ......................... 1-4 Last 10 games ........................... 3-7 Series ................................ 21-23-7 Number of Days In first place .............................. 22 In second place ......................... 23 In third place ............................. 42 In fourth place ........................... 92 In fifth place ............................... When Angels Score first ............................ 52-16 Score second or shutout....... 24-65 1-run games .................... 24-15 Score 3 runs or fewer ........... 16-63 Score 4 runs or more ............ 60-18 Lead after 7 innings .............. 67-10 Trail after 7 innings ................ 4-68 Tied after 7 innings ................... 5-3 Lead after 8 innings ................ 69-4 Trail after 8 innings ................ 2-71 Tied after 8 innings ................... 5-6 Extra innings ............................. 5-7 Come-from-behind wins....... 33-25 Win/lose in final at-bat......... 12-14 Walk-off games ........................ 6-5 Vs. LHS ................................. 20-29 Vs. RHS ................................. 56-52 Out-hit opponent ................. 52-17 Out-hit by opponent ............ 15-59 Opponent has equal hits .......... 9-5 Collect 10-or-more hits ........ 39-13 Allow 10-or-more hits .......... 13-36 Collect home run .................. 61-54 Allow home run .................... 43-68 Commit an error ................... 18-39 Monthly Record March/April .... 16-12 (14-13 in ’17) May ................ 14-15 (14-15 in ’17) June ................ 13-14 (14-14 in ’17) July ................... 11-13 (9-13 in ’17) August ............ 12-15 (18-10 in ‘17) Sept/Oct ......... 10-12 (11-17 in ’17)

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS & BROADCAST LISTINGS DAY DATE OPPONENT OPPOSING PITCHER ANGELS PITCHER TIME (PDT) Wednesday Sept. 26 vs. Texas LHP Yohander Mendez (2-2, 6.04) LHP Andrew Heaney (9-10, 4.21) 7:07 pm FSW

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WELCOME BACK SHOE: Making sixth start of the season and second at home…Fifth start since being reinstated

from disabled list on September 3 at Texas.

100 GAME MILESTONE: Today marks 100th career game (92nd start)…Is one of nine players in Angels history to

reach 40 wins within first 100 career games.

HOME SWEET HOME: In last 17 home starts, is 9-3 with a 2.91 ERA (108.1 IP – 35 ER) with 119 strikeouts…In

that span (since May 21, 2016), ranks fifth in A.L. in home ERA (min. 15 GS) behind Corey Kluber (2.19), Blake

Snell (2.40), Justin Verlander (2.67) and Ryne Stanek (2.76).

INJURY WOES: Was placed on disabled list after season debut (March 31 at OAK) with a right forearm strain

(missed 134 games)...Last season, exited start vs. Yankees on June 14, 2017 with a right forearm strain and

missed remainder of year on DL…In 2016, missed final month of the season after being struck on right side of

head by a line drive off bat of Seattle’s Kyle Seager on Sept. 4 at Safeco Field.

LAST TIME OUT: Charged with loss in last start on Thursday at Oakland after tossing 2.2 innings and allowing

season-high five earned runs on five hits with two walks and four strikeouts.

WIN STREAK SNAPPED: Angels had won each of his last six starts before dropping his last two starts…The streak

was tied for second longest in his career (longest is 10 games from Aug. 9, 2014 – April 13, 2015).

SEASON DEBUT: Did not factor in decision in season debut on March 31 at Oakland…Carried a shutout into the

sixth inning before yielding three runs in the 6th frame…Was placed on DL following the start.

REHAB START: Made one rehab appearance with Adv.-A Inland Empire on Wednesday vs. Lake Elsinore and

pitched 4+ no-hit innings, allowing one run (unearned) with two walks and six strikeouts.

GOOD NIGHT SHOE: Has a career record of 35-20 with a 3.71 ERA (426.2 IP – 176 ER) in night games, compared

with a 5-12 record and 4.81 ERA (110.1 IP – 59 ER) in day games…Last season, was 6-0 with a 3.56 ERA (55.2 IP –

22 ER) in night games, compared with a 0-3 record and 6.95 ERA (22 IP – 17 ER) in day games.

TALE OF TWO HALVES: Owns a 4.57 career ERA (335 IP – 170 ER) in the first half of the season, compared with a

2.90 ERA (202 IP – 65 ER) after the All-Star Break…Did not pitch after the Break last season

VS. TEXAS: In seven career starts vs. Rangers, is 4-2 with a 4.91 ERA (36.2 IP – 20 ER)…Tossed five scoreless

innings in first start of year vs. Rangers on Sept. 3 at Globe Life Park…Earned wins in each of first four starts vs.

Rangers…Joined Tom Murphy (1968-69) as only Angels to win each of first four career starts vs. Rangers.

AT ANGEL STADIUM: In 47 career regular season games (42 starts) at the Big A, is 19-15 with a 3.19 ERA (259.2

IP – 92 ER) with 268 strikeouts…This season, is 0-1 with a 5.79 ERA (4.2 IP – 3 ER) at home…As a starter, is 17-14

with a 3.23 ERA (248.2 IP – 89 ER) with 257 strikeouts.

2017 RECAP: In 14 starts for the Angels last season, went 6-3 with a 4.52 ERA (77.2 IP – 39 ER)…Led Angels

pitching staff with 69 strikeouts at the time of season ending injury (June 14)…In last seven starts, was 5-1 with

a 3.86 ERA (39.2 IP – 17 ER), before suffering the right forearm strain in final start against the Yankees…Yielded

15 home runs last year across his 14 starts…24 of 41 runs allowed scored via HR.

CAREER NOTES: Owns a 40-32 record and 3.94 ERA (537 IP – 235 ER) with 480 strikeouts in 99 games (91 starts)

across parts of six seasons for Angels…Has made Angels Opening Day roster each of last five years.

SHOEMAKER’S BREAKDOWN AT A GLANCE CAREER___________________________________ W L IP ER SO ERA TOTALS 40 32 537 235 480 3.94 HOME 19 15 259.2 92 268 3.19 ROAD 21 17 277.1 143 212 4.64 MAR/APR 5 7 80.2 55 67 6.14 MAY 9 6 116.1 50 119 3.87 JUNE 5 6 106.1 48 98 4.06 JULY 6 5 79 28 73 3.19 AUGUST 11 5 102 33 82 2.91 SEP/OCT 4 3 52.2 21 41 3.59 STARTER 38 31 521.1 227 465 3.92 RELIEVER 2 1 15.2 8 15 4.60

2018_ ____________________________________ W L IP ER SO ERA TOTALS 2 2 23 14 23 5.48 HOME 0 1 4.2 3 8 5.79 ROAD 2 1 18.1 11 15 5.40 MAR/APR 1 0 5.2 3 4 4.76 MAY - - - - - - JUNE - - - - - - JULY - - - - - - AUGUST - - - - - - SEP/OCT 1 2 17.1 11 19 5.71

2018 VS. LEFT AND RIGHT ____________________ AVG H/AB HR

Left .205 8/39 0 Right .300 15/50 1

2018 RUN SUPPORT IN STARTS ___ Home: 0 R – 1 GS – 0 RPG Road: 14 R – 4 GS – 3.5 RPG Total: 14 R – 5 GS – 2.8 RPG

2018 RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING ______________ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 6 4 0 3 - - -

2018 TEAM RECORD IN STARTS _____________ Home: 0-1 Road: 3-1 Total: 3-2

CAREER SINGLE-GAME BESTS_________________ Strikeouts: 13; July 16, 2016 vs. Chicago White Sox IP: 9; July 16, 2016 vs. Chicago White Sox Win streak: 9; August 9, 2014 – April 13, 2015 Last SHO: July 16, 2016 vs. White Sox (1st career SHO) Last CG: July 16, 2016 vs. White Sox (1st career CG)

TODAY’S STARTING PITCHER – RHP MATT SHOEMAKER 2-2, 5.48 ERA

Owns a 2.91 ERA (108.1 IP – 35 ER) across his last 17 home starts

MARINERS vs. BARRIA PLAYER AVG. AB H HR RBI SO Beckham --- - - - - - Cano --- - - - - - Cruz .444 9 4 2 4 0 Freitas .667 3 2 1 1 0 Gamel .400 5 2 0 0 1 Gordon .250 12 3 0 1 1 Haniger .375 8 3 2 3 1 Healy .000 8 0 0 0 1 Heredia .375 8 3 0 1 2 Herrmann .000 2 0 0 0 0 Maybin --- - - - - - Negron --- - - - - - Romine --- - - - - - Seager .111 9 1 0 0 1 Segura .273 11 3 0 0 2 Span .200 5 1 0 0 0 Vogelbach --- - - - - - Zunino .500 2 1 0 0 1

MARINERS vs. BARRIA PLAYER AVG. AB H HR RBI SO Beckham --- - - - - - Cano --- - - - - - Cruz .444 9 4 2 4 0 Freitas .667 3 2 1 1 0 Gamel .400 5 2 0 0 1 Gordon .250 12 3 0 1 1 Haniger .375 8 3 2 3 1 Healy .000 8 0 0 0 1 Heredia .375 8 3 0 1 2 Herrmann .000 2 0 0 0 0 Maybin --- - - - - - Negron --- - - - - - Romine --- - - - - - Seager .111 9 1 0 0 1 Segura .273 11 3 0 0 2 Span .200 5 1 0 0 0 Vogelbach --- - - - - - Zunino .500 2 1 0 0 1

ANGELS vs. GONZALES PLAYER AVG. AB H HR RBI SO Arcia --- - - - - - Blash --- - - - - - Briceño .000 3 0 0 0 0 Calhoun .100 10 1 0 1 2 Cowart --- - - - - - Fernandez --- - - - - - Fletcher .200 10 2 0 2 2 Hermosillo --- - - - - - Hudson --- - - - - - Marte .231 13 3 2 4 5 Ohtani --- - - - - - Simmons .438 16 7 0 0 1 Trout .471 17 8 1 2 4 Upton .200 15 3 1 2 6 Ward --- - - - - - E. Young --- - - - - -

ANGELS vs. VERLANDER PLAYER AVG. AB H HR RBI SO Arcia .200 5 1 0 0 2 Blash --- - - - - - Briceño --- - - - - - Calhoun .108 37 4 0 1 20 Cowart .143 7 1 0 0 5 Fernandez --- - - - - - Fletcher .250 7 2 0 0 1 Hermosillo --- - - - - - Hudson --- - - - - - Johnson --- - - - - - Marte --- - - - - - Ohtani .250 12 3 1 2 5 Simmons .208 24 5 0 2 1 Trout .147 34 5 2 2 10 Upton .143 21 3 0 1 9 Ward .333 3 1 0 0 2 Young .000 3 0 0 0 2

ASTROS vs. BARRIA PLAYER AVG. AB H HR RBI SO Altuve .333 6 2 0 1 2 Bregman .250 8 2 0 0 1 Correa .143 7 1 0 0 2 Davis --- - - - - - Gattis .000 3 0 0 0 0 Gonzalez .167 6 1 0 1 3 Gurriel .500 4 2 0 2 0 Kemp .000 1 0 0 0 0 Maldonado .333 3 1 0 0 0 Marisnick --- - - - - - McCann .667 3 2 0 1 0

TOMORROW’S STARTER vs. TEXAS LHP ANDREW HEANEY (9-10, 4.21 ERA)

Making 30th start of the season and 14th at home…Charged with loss in last start on Friday at Houston after tossing three innings and allowing six earned runs on five hits with three walks and five strikeouts…In six career starts vs. Texas, is 1-3 with a 7.50 ERA (30 IP – 25 ER)…In two starts this year, is 0-1 with a 7.94 ERA.

ANGELS vs. GALLARDO PLAYER AVG. AB H HR RBI SO Arcia .333 3 1 0 2 0 Blash --- - - - - - Briceño --- - - - - - Calhoun .308 13 4 0 2 6 Cowart .000 2 0 0 0 1 Fernandez .500 2 1 1 2 1 Fletcher .400 5 2 0 0 0 Hermosillo --- - - - - - Hudson --- - - - - - Johnson --- - - - - - Marte --- - - - - - Ohtani .500 4 2 0 0 2 Simmons .643 14 9 1 2 1 Trout .444 9 4 0 1 1 Upton .240 25 6 0 4 5 Ward .000 3 0 0 0 1 Young .125 8 1 0 0 3

SHOEMAKER’S 2018 REGULAR SEASON DAY-BY-DAY DATE OPP SCORE W-L ERA LEFT IP H R ER HR BB SO PIT/STR With Angels 3/31 @OAK 8-3 W 4.76 7-2 5.2 4 3 3 0 4 4 90/54 (60.0%) 9/3 @TEX 3-1 - 2.53 0-0 5 2 0 0 0 1 3 62/42 (67.7%) 9/8 @CWS 12-3 W 3.45 6-3 5 7 3 3 0 1 4 74/48 (64.9%) 9/14 SEA 0-5 L 3.98 0-3 4.2 5 3 3 0 0 8 77/54 (70.1%) 9/20 @OAK 3-21 L 5.48 1-5 2.2 5 5 5 1 2 4 63/37 (58.7%) MLB TOTALS 2-2 5.48 - 23 23 14 14 1 8 23 366/235 (64.2%) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- With Adv.-A Inland Empire (Rehab assignment) 8/29 L.E. 8-3 - 0.00 3-0 4 0 1 0 0 2 6 59/37 (62.7%)

RANGERS vs. SHOEMAKER PLAYER AVG. AB H HR RBI SO Alberto --- - - - - - Andrus .294 17 5 0 1 4 Beltre .353 17 6 0 2 2 Calhoun --- - - - - - Chirinos .125 8 1 0 0 4 Choo .250 12 3 1 1 5 DeShields .500 4 2 0 0 0 Gallo .000 2 0 0 0 0 Guzman --- - - - - - Kiner-Falefa --- - - - - - Mazara .000 3 0 0 1 1 Odor .313 16 5 1 2 3 Perez --- - - - - - Profar .000 2 0 0 0 0 Robinson --- - - - - - Rua .333 3 1 0 1 0 Tocci --- - - - - -

IN THE ‘PEN

#49 MIGUEL ALMONTE (RHP) AGE: 25 Worked one scoreless inning Sunday in second appearance of last road trip.

Allowed career-high five runs Thursday at Oakland.

Recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake on Sept. 1 for second stint of season with Angels…Appeared in one game during first stint with the club.

Made Angels debut on July 5 at SEA (1 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 1 SO).

Began season on minor league disabled list (shoulder).

In 25 games for Triple-A Salt Lake this season, was 1-1 with a 10.18 ERA (20.1 IP – 23 ER) and 22 strikeouts…In 19 games during last stint with Bees, was 0-1 with a 12.50 ERA (15 IP – 21 ER).

Made Major League debut with Royals on Sept. 1, 2015 vs. DET.

Acquired by Angels on April 4, 2018 for cash considerations.

Last Outing: 9/23 @ HOU (1 IP, 1 H, 1 SO) Holds: - Saves/Opps: -

#48 JOSÉ ÁLVAREZ (LHP) AGE: 29 With next appearance will tie Francisco Rodriguez (2008) and Joe Smith (2014) for

second most games pitched in franchise history.

75 appearances are tied for American League lead this season and are the most by a left-hander in Angels history (previous was 66 games by Mike Holtz in 1997.

Recorded first save of season on Sept. 9 at Chicago (A.L.).

Five wins this season are a new career-high.

Has stranded 43 of 50 inherited runners this season…50 IR are second most in the Majors…86% stranded rate is fourth best in Majors.

Has allowed seven ER against the Astros this year (6 games; 2.2 IP) and 12 ER against all other opponents (58.1 IP).

48 appearances before the All-Star Break are an Angels record.

Matched season high with three strikeouts on May 27 at Yankee Stadium.

Last Outing: 9/24 vs. TEX (1 IP) Holds: 14 Saves/Opps: 1/4

#38 JUSTIN ANDERSON (RHP) AGE: 25 Charged with five runs in last two outings after allowing two runs in previous 10 G.

Has not allowed a run in 14 of last 18 outings.

Stranded 21 of 24 inherited runners this season.

Struck out all four batters faced on 8/10 vs. OAK…First Angels pitcher to do so (min. 4 BF) since Cory Rasmus (4 BF – 4 SO) on Oct. 4, 2015 at TEX.

Earned third win of season Aug. 3 at Cleveland after working one perfect inning.

Matched season-high with 1.2 scoreless innings on July 29 vs. Mariners.

Made 34 first half appearances, going 2-2 with four saves, a 3.38 ERA (34.2 IP – 13 ER) and 45 strikeouts.

Had streak of nine straight scoreless outings (9.1 IP) snapped June 6 vs. KC.

Recorded first career win May 23 at TOR…Earned first career save May 14 vs. HOU.

Made Major League debut April 23 in hometown of Houston.

Last Outing: 9/22 @ HOU (0.1 IP, 0 H, 2 ER, 2 BB) Holds: 22 Saves/Opps: 4/6

#32 CAM BEDROSIAN (RHP) AGE: 26 Worked one scoreless inning Sunday in third outing of last road trip.

Recorded fifth win of the season on Aug. 18 at Texas

In 18 games from June 1 – July 11, pitched to a 0.49 ERA (18.1 IP – 1 ER).

Has not been charged with an earned run in 44 of last 54 appearances.

Has stranded 20 of 26 inherited runners this season.

46 pre-All-Star Break games are an Angels record for a righty.

Had streak of 12 straight appearances without allowing an earned run from June 15 – July 11.

Earned wins in consecutive appearances June 4 & 6 vs. Royals.

Earned first save of the season on April 24 at HOU with 1.1 scoreless innings… Third career 4+ out save.

Pitched season-high 1.2 scoreless on April 20 vs. Giants.

Last Outing: 9/23 @ HOU (1 IP, 1 SO) Holds: 11 Saves/Opps: 1/8

#62 PARKER BRIDWELL (RHP) AGE: 25 Has allowed seven earned runs in two IP across last two appearances.

Pitched two scoreless innings Sept. 13 in first relief appearance for Angels since being recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake for second stint of 2018 with LAA.

Just six of 27 Major League appearances have been in relief.

Only game with Angels in first stint with team this season came on April 6 vs. Oakland (1.2 IP, 7 H, 6 ER, 0 BB, 0 SO).

In six games with Triple-A Salt Lake this season, went 1-1 with a 8.68 ERA (28 IP – 27 ER).

Spent majority of season on Salt Lake’s disabled list (two DL stints this year)…Last pitched on June 5 vs. Round Rock.

Last Outing: 9/21 @ HOU (1 IP, 3 H, 4 ER, 1 BB) Holds: - Saves/Opps: -

#31 TY BUTTREY (RHP) AGE: 25 Charged with second blown save last night after allowing one run in one inning

Allowed one earned run through first 15.1 innings pitched this year (0.59 ERA)

Recorded fourth save last Tuesday night with career-high 1.2 IP…Joined Minnie Rojas (1966) as only Angels players with 4+ saves in first 14 career games.

Earned first career save Sept. 7 at White Sox with one perfect inning pitched.

Made Major League debut Aug. 16 at TEX, working one scoreless inning.

Became 32nd different pitcher used by Angels this season, which set club record.

Acquired from Boston on July 30 (with LHP Williams Jerez) for INF Ian Kinsler.

After joining Angels organization, made one appearance with AZL Angels (1 IP, 3 SO) and four with Triple-A Salt Lake (4 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 7 SO).

In 32 games with Triple-A Pawtucket, went 1-1 with one save and a 2.25 ERA (44 IP – 11 ER) and 64 strikeouts.

Last Outing: 9/24 vs. TEX (BS; 1 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 1 SO) Holds: 6 Saves/Opps: 3/4

#67 TAYLOR COLE (RHP) AGE: 28 Has pitched to a 1.04 ERA across his last 26 relief innings (3 ER), dating to July 7.

Recorded third win of season last night with one perfect inning pitched.

Pitched four scoreless innings on Sept. 10 vs. Texas in longest outing of career.

Earned first win of Major League career on Sept. 3 at Texas.

Recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake on Aug. 28 for third stint of season with Angels.

Made first Major League start on Aug. 12 vs. A’s and allowed three runs in 1.1 IP…In two games as a starter, is pitching to a 23.14 ERA (2.1 IP – 6 ER), compared with a 1.42 ERA (25.1 IP – 4 ER) as a reliever.

Has recorded 4+ outs in 11 of 13 games for Angels.

Made Angels debut on July 1 and pitched three scoreless innings…First reliever to work at least three shutout frames in Angels debut since David Pauley in 2012.

In 32 games for Triple-A Salt Lake this season, is 3-0 with a six saves (nine opportunities) and a 5.16 ERA (52.1 IP – 30 ER) and 60 strikeouts.

Last Outing: 9/24 vs. TEX (W; 1 IP, 2 SO) Holds: - Saves/Opps: -

#36 WILLIAMS JEREZ (LHP) AGE: 26 Retired one of two batters faced Sunday in second outing of last road trip.

Has allowed eight runs (six earned) across last seven outings for Angels after pitching seven scoreless innings across first six games for Angels.

Recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake on Sept. 7 for second stint with LAA.

Made Major League debut Aug. 7 vs. DET and pitched two scoreless innings.

Acquired from Boston on July 30 (with RHP Ty Buttrey) for INF Ian Kinsler.

In 38 total games in Triple-A this year (34 with Pawtucket & 4 with Salt Lake), was 2-2 with six saves, a 4.69 ERA (55.2 IP – 28 ER) and 74 strikeouts.

Was ranked by MLB.com as the #23 prospect in the Red Sox system when he was acquired by Angels.

Last Outing: 9/23 @ HOU (0.1 IP, 1 BB, 1 SO) Holds: 2 Saves/Opps: -

#33 JIM JOHNSON (RHP) AGE: 34 Charged with six runs Thursday at OAK…Most since July 27, 2012 for BAL; also vs.

Oakland…Six unearned runs allowed matches franchise record.

Made second start of career Sept. 11 vs. TEX…Streak of 666 games in relief between starts was second longest in MLB history (670 games by Tyler Clippard).

Reinstated from disabled list on July 22…Missed 32 games with a lumbar strain.

Has stranded 19 of 28 inherited runners on the season.

Has recorded four-or-more outs 12 times this year…Recorded four-or-more outs in just three of 61 outings last season for Atlanta.

In 33 games before being placed on DL, went 2-2 with one save, a 3.93 ERA (34.1 IP – 15 ER) and 31 strikeouts.

Recorded first save of the season on May 10 vs. Minnesota and the 177th of his career (eighth most among players on active rosters).

Last Outing: 9/23 @ HOU (1 IP, 3 H, 1 ER) Holds: 8 Saves/Opps: 1/4

#68 DECK McGUIRE (RHP) AGE: 29 Pitched one shutout inning Sunday in fourth appearance since being recalled from

Triple-A Salt Lake Sept. 5 for sixth stint of year with LAA.

Ejected on Aug. 25 (first career ejection) after hitting Yuli Gurriel with a pitch.

Pitched four innings Aug. 17 at TEX, matching longest relief outing of career (also June 26, 2018 at Boston).

Made Angels debut June 24 vs. Toronto after being acquired from Texas on June 19 for cash considerations or a player to be named later.

Final appearance for Toronto came on May 24 vs. Angels and first appearance with Angels came June 24 vs. Toronto…Became the first pitcher to have consecutive appearances come in this fashion since Francisco Liriano in 2012 (pitched for Twins at White Sox on July 23 and then pitched for White Sox at Twins on July 31)…Additionally, the last pitcher to appear for and against the Blue Jays in the same season also happens to be Francisco Liriano in 2017. (STATS LLC).

In four games for Toronto this season, was 0-0 with a 6.48 ERA (8.1 IP – 6 ER).

Last Outing: 9/23 @ HOU (1 IP, 1 H) Holds: - Saves/Opps: -

#53 BLAKE PARKER (RHP) AGE: 33 Allowed two runs Saturday night in second appearance of road trip.

Holding right-handers to a .229 (30/131) batting average this season.

Save on Aug. 10 vs. Oakland was the first for an Angles pitcher since July 8…Streak of 25 games without a save was fifth longest in Angels history.

In 43 first half appearances, was 2-1 with 10 saves, a 3.05 ERA (44.1 IP – 15 ER) and 50 strikeouts.

Earned the win on July 6 vs. Dodgers with one scoreless inning.

Has established a new career-high in saves this year (previous was eight in 2017).

Has inherited the bases loaded three times this season and has not allowed any of the nine runners to score.

Earned first save of season on March 30 at Oakland.

Last Outing: 9/22 @ HOU (0.2 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 1 SO) Holds: 5 Saves/Opps: 14/17

#25 NOÉ RAMIREZ (RHP) AGE: 28 Worked two perfect innings Friday night in second outing of the road trip.

Earned sixth win of season Tuesday night with 1.1 scoreless innings pitched.

Made first start of Major League career on Aug. 28 vs. Rockies…Became first player in LAA history to record a save one night and then make a start the following day.

Recorded first career save on Aug. 27 vs. Colorado.

Earned fourth win of the year on July 10 vs. Seattle with 1.1 shutout frames.

On June 21 vs. Toronto, registered the win after working 2.2 scoreless innings

Matched career highs with three innings pitched & four strikeouts May 12 vs. MIN

Earned first Major League win on April 4 vs. Cleveland.

Last Outing: 9/21 @ HOU (2 IP, 3 SO) Holds: 6 Saves/Opps: 1/4

#57 HANSEL ROBLES (RHP) AGE: 28 Tossed one scoreless frame last night with one strikeout…Has not allowed an

earned run in 10 of last 11 appearances.

Returned from DL Aug. 26…Missed nine games with right shoulder impingement

Stranded 10 of 17 inherited runners since joining Angels.

Worked two scoreless frames Aug. 6 in longest appearance with Angels.

Had streak of 16 straight outings without allowing a HR from June 25 – July 29.

Inherited bases loaded on June 27 at Boston and stranded all three runners.

Charged with loss in Angels debut on June 24 vs. Toronto after allowing go-ahead HR to Kendrys Morales in 10th inning.

Claimed off waivers on June 23 from Mets after DFA by New York on June 22.

Appeared in 16 games with the Mets this season, going 2-2 with a 5.03 ERA (19.2 IP – 11 ER) and 23 strikeouts (10.53 strikeouts per nine innings).

Last Outing: 9/24 vs. TEX (1 IP, 1 SO) Holds: 6 Saves/Opps: 0/1

#47 JUNICHI TAZAWA (RHP) AGE: 32 Retired two of three batters faced Sunday in second outing of last road trip.

Tossed 1.1 scoreless innings Saturday, matching longest appearance for Angels.

In Angels debut on Sept. 2 following Shohei Ohtani’s start, marked first time two Japanese teammates pitched in same game since Game 3 of 2017 World Series when Dodgers had Yu Darvish and Kenta Maeda pitch (also at Houston).

Had contract selected from Triple-A Salt Lake Sept. 1.

Signed by Angels to minor league contract on July 13…In seven games with Triple-A Salt Lake, went 0-1 with two saves and a 7.11 ERA (6.1 IP – 5 ER) and five SO.

Native of Yokohama, Japan…Became fifth Japanese-born player in franchise history...First time Angels have two Japanese players in one season.B

Began season with Miami and appeared in 22 games, going 1-1 with a 9.00 ERA (20 IP – 20 ER) and 24 strikeouts before being released May 21.

Signed minor league deal with Detroit on June 3 and appeared in seven games with Triple-A Toledo, going 0-1 with a 9.39 ERA (7.2 IP – 8 ER)…released on July 9.

Last Outing: 9/23 @ HOU (0.2 IP, 1 BB, 1 SO) Holds: - Saves/Opps: -

BATTER’S BOX

#37 FRANCISCO ARCIA (C) AGE: 29

Thursday at Oakland, became the first player in baseball history to catch, pitch and hit a home run in the same game…Started the game a catcher, pitched innings 7-9 and homered in the 9th inning…Was the first Angels pitcher to hit a home run since Clyde Wright in 1972.

Thursday’s pitching performance was the second of the season (2 IP, 4 H, 3 ER, 2 HR)…Also pitched the 9th inning Aug. 11th (1 IP, 1 H), becoming the first Angels position player to pitch since Chili Davis, June 17, 1993 vs. Texas.

Batting .342 (13/38) with three doubles, five home runs and 17 RBI at home compared to .140 (8/57) with five RBI on the road.

Had contract selected July 26th…Combined to drive in a new Major League record 10 RBI in first two career games (July 26 & 28)…Spent 12 years in the minor leagues prior to making debut this season.

#54 JABARI BLASH (OF) AGE: 29

Recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake Sept. 4th…Making fifth stint in the Majors this season.

Finished the minor league season batting .317 (91/287) with 21 doubles, a triple, 29 home runs and 68 RBI…29 home runs led the Pacific Coast League, led all Triple-A players and were tied for 8th in all of the minor league baseball…Was the first Bee to win the PCL home run title since Mark Trumbo in 2010 (36 HR).

Acquired by the Angels from the Yankees for a player to be named later Feb. 21…Traded to the Yankees from the Padres for Chase Headley, Bryan Michell and cash, Dec. 12, 2017.

#10 JOSE BRICEÑO (C) AGE: 26

Pinch-hit home run in the 11th inning last night marked first walk-off hit of career…Was just the fifth pinch-hit, walk-off home run in franchise history and first since Scott Spiezio’s, July 31, 2000 vs. Detroit and just the third in extra-innings (last, Daryl Sconiers, April 30, 1983 vs. BOS).

Yesterday marked second straight game with a pinch-hit home run…Becomes just the second Angel in franchise history with pinch-hit homers in consecutive games, joining Jack Howell (May 15 and 17, 1996)…First pinch-hit homer came Sunday at Houston in the 6th inning…Marked first career pinch hit home run and fourth by an Angel this season.

Halo pitchers have fashioned a 3.78 ERA with Briceño catching.

Connected for third home run of the season Aug. 13 at San Diego…Hit second career home run May 31st in second career start…First Angel all-time to homer in their first two Major League starts…Made Major League debut May 26th.

Appeared in 29 games with Triple-A Salt Lake this season…Was batting .277 (31/112) with five doubles, eight home runs and 25 RBI.

#56 KOLE CALHOUN (OF) AGE: 29

Two hits in last 47 at-bats.

19 home runs this season…Has hit 20+ homers only once in career: 26 in 2015.

2018 marks fifth consecutive campaign with at least 15 homers…Joins Tim Salmon (9 seasons) & Vladimir Guerrero (5 seasons) as the only Angel right fielders to homer 15 times in at least five seasons.

Favorite college program is Arizona State University (attended ASU), favorite NFL team is the Denver Broncos and favorite NBA team is the Phoenix Suns.

#22 KALEB COWART (INF) AGE: 26

Hits in consecutive games for just the second time this season.

Hit first career grand slam Sept. 18th…Marked first grand slam by an Angel this season and first by a Halo since Cliff Pennington’s Aug. 30, 2017 also vs. Oakland…First home run since Aug. 22, 2017.

Has played 19 games at third base, nine games at second, five games at first and five games in left.

Recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake July 31st…Making fourth different stint with the Angels this season, all coming since the start of June…Hit .287 (74/258) with 36 runs scored, 20 doubles, three triples, six home runs & 45 RBI with the Bees.

Favorite college football program is the University of Georgia.

#20 JOSÉ FERNÁNDEZ (INF) AGE: 30

Hits in 10 of last 14 games with an at-bat.

Six of last 12 hits have gone for extra bases: 4 2B’s and 2 HR’s…Hit second career home run Sept. 12th and second in as many days…Connected for first career homer Sept. 11th…Is the oldest Angels player (30 years, 137 days) to hit his first career home run in his first Major League season (previous was Felix Torres at 30 years, 45 days in 1962).

Recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake Sept. 1…Making fourth big league stint this season…Initially had contract selected from Triple-A June 8th & made Major League debut that night (1-for-3).

In 91 games in Triple-A, hit .333 (119/357) with 19 doubles, a triple, 17 home run and 59 RBI…Was leading the team in hits (117) and average (min. 275 AB)…Had posted a .375 (15/40) average with five home runs over his last 10 games in the minors prior to most recent call up.

#6 DAVID FLETCHER (INF) AGE: 24

Left game Sept. 16th in the 1st inning with a left hamstring strain…Has not appeared since.

Had posted a .308 (37/120) clip over last 30 games, lifting season average from .250 to .275…Halos are 26-23 when he gets a hit compared to 8-22 when he is hitless.

Made Major League debut June 13th vs. Seattle (3-for-4)…From debut to injury on Sept. 16th, ranked in the Top 5 by A.L. rookies in several categories including, average (.275, 3rd), hits (78, 2nd), doubles (18, 3rd), runs (35, T4th) and OBP (.316, 4th).

Hit .350 (89/254) with 25 doubles, five triples, six home runs, 35 RBI and 55 runs scored in AAA this season…Was leading PCL in hits, doubles, extra-base hits & runs at the time of promotion.

Ranked as the Angels #21 prospect according to MLB.com.

Born in Orange, CA…Attended Cypress High School (10 miles from Angel Stadium) & Loyola Marymount University (Los Angeles)…Fan of Super Smash Bros. on Nintendo64…Favorite NFL team is Carolina Panthers.

#59 MICHAEL HERMOSILLO (OF) AGE: 23

Hit first career home run last night…Hits in seven of last eight games at the big league level (.438; 7/16).

Recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake Sept. 4th…Marks fifth stint in Majors…Most recent option came July 13th after recall July 10th…First recall was May 18th and made Major League debut that night, starting in right field (1-for-4, 2B).

Finished the minor league season appearing in 68 games with Triple-A Salt Lake and batting .267 (73/273) with 14 doubles, four triples, 12 home runs, 46 RBI and 10 stolen bases…Hit .259 (59/228) vs. right-handed pitching and .311 (14/45) against lefties.

Entered the season ranked by MLB.com as the Angels #13 prospect.

#44 JOE HUDSON (C) AGE: 27

Tallied first Major League hit Wednesday…Made first big league start Sept. 11th…Made Major League debut Sept. 8th (PH, C, 0/1, 1 RBI)…Had contract selected from Triple-A Salt Lake Sept. 4th.

Traded to the Angels from the Reds June 30th and was assigned to Triple-A Salt Lake…Played for three different minor league Clubs this year: Triple-A Louisville (Reds), Triple-A Salt Lake and Double-A Mobile…Hit .293 (49/167) with 10 doubles, a triple, four home runs and 22 RBI at the minor league level…Combined to hit .317 (37/116) following trade to the Angels organization, including a .311 (28/90) clip with six doubles, three home runs and 14 RBI in 26 games for the Bees.

LAST NIGHT: DNP TEX SERIES: - ROAD TRIP: - CURRENT STREAK: 3 (3/9)

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 3; 6 times, last 9/4 at TEX HR: 1; 7/12 vs. SEA STREAK: 8 G; Aug. 14-22 RBI: 3; 8/18 @ TEX

LAST NIGHT: 0/4, BB, SO TEX SERIES: 0/4 ROAD TRIP: 1/19 CURRENT STREAK: 0/6

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 3; 8 times, last 8/27 vs. COL HR: 2; 7/13 @ LAD STREAK: 7 G; July 25-Aug 1 RBI: 3; 5 times, last 9/1

LAST NIGHT: 0/4 TEX SERIES: 0/4 ROAD TRIP: 3/11, 1 R, 2B, HR, 3 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 0/6

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 3; twice, last, 9/12 vs. TEX HR: 2; 9/12 vs. TEX STREAK: 4 G; Aug. 7-16 RBI: 6; 7/28 vs. SEA

LAST NIGHT: 2/4, 2B, SO TEX SERIES: 2/4, 2B ROAD TRIP: 3/19, 1 R, 2B, 3B, HR, 5 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 2 (3/8)

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 2; 3 times, last, 9/24 vs. TEX HR: 1; 9/18 @ OAK STREAK: 3 G; Aug. 5-7 RBI: 5; 9/18 @ OAK

LAST NIGHT: PH, 11th inn., 1/1, 1 R, HR, 1 RBI TEX SERIES: 1/1, 1 R, HR, 1 RBI ROAD TRIP: 1/10, 1 R, HR, 1 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 2 (2/3)

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 3; 6/15 @ OAK HR: 1; 5 times, last 9/24 STREAK: 5 G; Aug. 3-10 RBI: 2; 5/26 @ NYY

LAST NIGHT: 0/4, SO TEX SERIES: 0/4 ROAD TRIP: 3/12, 2 R, 2 2B, 1 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 0/5

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 2; 6 times, last, 9/20 at OAK HR: 1; twice, last, 9/12 STREAK: 6 G; Sept. 5-12 RBI: 1; 8 times, last 9/20

LAST NIGHT: DNP TEX SERIES: - ROAD TRIP: 0/4 CURRENT STREAK: 0/6

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 1; 3 times, last, 8/22 at ARI HR: - STREAK: - RBI: 1; 7/20 vs. HOU

LAST NIGHT: 1/3, 1 R, HR, 1 RBI, BB, SO TEX SERIES: 1/3, 1 R, HR, 1 RBI ROAD TRIP: 2/5, 1 R, 2B CURRENT STREAK: 1 (1/3)

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 1; 11 times, last 9/24 vs. TEX HR: 1; 9/24 vs. TEX STREAK: 6 G; July 12- Sept. 21 RBI: 1; 9/24 vs. TEX

LAST NIGHT: DNP TEX SERIES: - ROAD TRIP: 1/3 CURRENT STREAK: 1 (1/3)

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 1; Sept. 19 @ OAK HR: - STREAK: 1; Sept. 19-current RBI: 1; 9/8 at CWS

LAST NIGHT: 1/5, 1 R, HR, 1 RBI, SO TEX SERIES: 1/5, 1 R, HR, 1 RBI ROAD TRIP: 3/18, 2 R CURRENT STREAK: 1 (1/5)

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 4; twice, last, 9/5 at TEX HR: 2; twice last, 9/5 at TEX STREAK: 8 G; Aug. 30-Sept. 10 RBI: 3; 9 times, last 9/8

#18 SHERMAN JOHNSON (INF) AGE: 28

Made Major League debut Wednesday, entering the game in the 6th inning at second base (0-for-1)…Was the 60th different player used by the Angels this season, extending Club record…Had contract selected from Triple-A Salt Lake Sept. 18th.

Finished the minor league season appearing in a combined 66 games for both Double-A Mobile and Triple-A Salt Lake…Finished the season with the Bees (AAA) batting .277 (41/148) with seven doubles, four triples, four home runs and 14 RBI…Made starts at first base, second base, third base, left field and right field this season in the minors…Has spent seven seasons in the minors.

Drafted by Angels in the 14th round of the 2012 First Year Player draft out of Florida State University.

#19 JEFRY MARTE (INF) AGE: 27

Hit sixth home run of the season last night…Hits in five of last six games…Nine hits in 33 at-bats (.273) this month following a 7-for-56 (.125) skid.

9-for-26 (.346) vs. Ranger pitching this season.

Has appeared in 68 games at first base, 10 games at third and two in left this season.

Connected for second career pinch-hit home run Aug. 21st.

Has surpassed 2017 marks in games, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home run and RBI.

#17 SHOHEI OHTANI (RHP/DH) AGE: 24

AS A HITTER: o .280 (86/307), 55 R, 20 2B, 2 3B, 21 HR, 56 RBI, 9 SB, .925 OPS, 2.6 offensive bWAR

AS A PITCHER: o 4-2, 3.31 ERA (51.2 IP- 19 ER), 63 SO, 22 BB, 1.2 pitching bWAR

Batting .327 (16/49) with four doubles, five home runs, 11 RBI and 12 runs scored vs. Texas this season.

Hit 21st home run of the season last night…21 home runs rank fourth by an American League rookie…Is the eighth rookie in franchise history with a 20 homer season and first since Trout (30 HR) in 2012…Halo rookie record for homers is Tim Salmon’s 31 in 1993…Needs one more SB to record the third 20 HR/10 SB rookie season in franchise history: Devon White in 1987 and Trout in 2012.

Is just the second Japanese native with a 20 home run season, joining Hideki Matsui (5 times, once in 2010 with the Angels)…Hit 19th home run of the season Sept. 7th, breaking tie with Kenji Johjima (18 HR in 2006 with Seattle) for the most homers ever by a Japanese-born rookie.

Has hit 14 home runs since the All-Star break (tied for 4th in A.L.)…Only two rookies in franchise history have hit more homers after the break: Trout (18 HR in 2012) and Lee Thomas (15 HR in 1961).

With eighth stolen base, joined Jimmy Ryan (1888 Cubs) as the only players with 15 home runs, eight stolen bases and three pitching appearances in a single season.

Has joined Babe Ruth as the only players ever to hit 15 home runs and pitch 50 innings in a season…Also joined Babe Ruth (1918 & 1919) as the only players since 1900 with 10+ HR and 4+ wins as a pitcher in a single campaign.

Batting .267 (47/176) with 11 doubles, 14 home runs and 30 RBI at Angel Stadium this season…Only Halo rookies to hit more homers at home have been Tim Salmon (23 in 1993), Ken Hunt (17 in 1961) and Mike Trout (16 HR in 2012)…Hit a .298 (39/131) clip with eight doubles, two triples, seven home runs and 26 RBI on the road.

On Sept. 10th, was named the American League Player of the Week (second Player of the Week honors)…Hit .474 (9/19) with eight runs scored, a double, a triple, four home runs 10 RBI and two stolen bases during his five games…Named April’s American League Rookie of the Month.

#2 ANDRELTON SIMMONS (INF) AGE: 29

Driven in a career-high 74 RBI this season…160 hits and 11 home runs are second most of career…74 RBI are the third most by a shortstop in a single season in franchise history: Orlando Cabrera 86 RBI in 2007 amd Jim Fregosi 82 in 1970.

Tallied 26th double of the season Saturday…Marks second straight 25 2B/10 HR season…Is the only shortstop in franchise history to have consecutive 25-double, 10-home run seasons (Jim Fregosi had two in 1966 and 1970).

Batting .328 (20/61) with two home runs and eight RBI over last 14 games.

Has 11 home runs this season after logging 14 homers in 2017…Marks first time in career hitting 10+ home runs in consecutive seasons…Is the first Angels shortstop with back-to-back 10 homer seasons was Jim Fregosi in 1969 and 1970 (min. 65% of games at SS).

13.90 PA/K leads the Majors.

According to FanGraphs.com, 19 defensive runs saved rank second by a M.L. shortstop and fifth in the Majors…Since joining the Angels in 2016, his 69 DRS rank second in the Majors.

#27 MIKE TROUT (OF) ★ 2018 ALL-STAR ★ AGE: 27

VS. TEXAS: o 12 hits in 40 at-bats (.300) against the Rangers in 2018. o A lifetime .333 (152/457) hitter against the Rangers with 25 home runs and 86 RBI…Is the only

player all-time to hit 25 home runs and steal 25 bases against the Rangers (former Angel Don Baylor had 25 home runs and 24 stolen bases)…Has more career RBI vs. Texas than any other opponent.

HOME RUNS: o Hit 38th home run of the season Saturday and third in as many days…Marks sixth time in career

homering in three straight and third time this season…Five home runs in last seven games. o 38 home runs are the second most of career (41 HR in 2015) and are tied for fourth in the American

League this season…Marks third 35+ homer campaign, most in franchise history. o With 30th home run, joined Willie Mays as the only players with three seasons of 30 HR/20 SB prior

to their age-27 campaign.

WALKS: o Drew American League leading 117 walk of the season last night…The 117 walks are a new franchise

record, surpassing his previous mark of 116 in 2016. o Has reached 100 walks, 25 HR and 20 steals in a season for the third time in career (2013 &

2016)…Joins Barry Bonds (7 times), Bobby Abreu (3) & Jeff Bagwell (3) as the only players ever to do so at least three times in career.

RUNS: o Needs two more runs for sixth 100-run season of career…Can be just the seventh player all-time

(3rd in A.L. history) with 6, 100-run campaigns prior to their age-27 season: Alex Rodriguez (7 seasons), Albert Pujols (6), Hank Aaron (6), Mickey Mantle (6), Mel Ott (6), Bill Dahlen (6)…790 career runs are the 5th most in AL history by a player before their age-27 season: Ty Cobb is 4th w/ 808

o Five career 100-run seasons are the most in franchise history…No other player had more than two…789 career runs scored rank fifth in franchise history.

STOLEN BASES: o 24 steals are good for eighth in the American League. o Needs one more stolen base to amass second career 30 home run/25 stolen base campaign (also,

2012)…Would be the only player in franchise history with multiple such seasons (Bobby Bonds in 1977) and just the seventh player in baseball history to turn the trick twice prior to their age-27 campaign: Willie Mays (1956-57), Bobby Bonds (1969 and 1971), Darryl Strawberry (1987-88), Jose Canseco (1988 and 1991), Ron Gant (1900-91) and Sammy Sosa (1993 and 1995).

o Vying to become the fifth player all-time and first American Leaguer ever with 120 walks, 30 home runs and 25 stolen bases in a single season: Barry Bonds (6 seasons), Jeff Bagwell (2 seasons), Chipper Jones (1999) and Bobby Abreu (2004).

LAST NIGHT: DNP TEX SERIES: - ROAD TRIP: 7/21, 3 R, 3 2B, 2 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 0/3

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 4; twice, last 6/29 @ BAL HR: 2; 4/24 @ HOU STREAK: 12 G; April 21-May 8 RBI: 5; 4/24 @ HOU

LAST NIGHT: 1/4, 2 R, HR, 1 RBI, BB TEX SERIES: 1/4, 2 R, HR, 1 RBI ROAD TRIP: 1/11, 1 R CURRENT STREAK: 1 (1/4)

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 4; 6/4 vs. KC HR: 1; 6 times, last 9/24 STREAK: 4 G; Sept. 7-19 RBI: 3; twice, last 7/15

LAST NIGHT: 0/3, 2 BB, 2 SO TEX SERIES: 0/3 ROAD TRIP: 4/16, 3 R, 3 HR, 4 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 0/3

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 5; twice, last, 9/8 @ CWS HR: 2; 4 times, last 9/8 STREAK: 8 G; June 11-19 RBI: 5; 9/8 @ CWS

TROUT’S CURRENT A.L. RANKINGS

AVERAGE .314 4th RUNS 98 T8th

HR 38 T4th WALKS 117 1st IBB 23 1st* SB 24 8th SLG .632 2nd OBP .459 1st*

* Leads Majors

OHTANI’S A.L. ROOKIE RANKINGS*

AVERAGE .280 3rd HOME RUN 21 5th RBI 56 6th STOLEN BASE 9 3rd SLUGGING .564 1st OBP .361 1st

WAR (combined per BB-Ref) 3.8 2nd * min. 300 PA

SHO TIME

Ohtani’s first…

GAME AS POSITION PLAYER March 29 at OAK HIT March 29 at OAK off K. Graveman GAME AS STARTING PITCHER April 1 at OAK STRIKEOUT April 1 at OAK vs. M. Semien WIN April 1 at OAK HOME RUN April 3 vs. CLE off J. Tomlin MULTI-HOME RUN GAME Aug. 3 at CLE PINCH-HIT HOME RUN July 8 vs. LAD off JT Chargois STOLEN BASE May 23 at TOR

LAST NIGHT: 2B, 8th inn., 0/1 TEX SERIES: 0/1 ROAD TRIP: 0/5 CURRENT STREAK: 0/6

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: - HR: - STREAK: - RBI: -

--MIKE TROUT CONTINUED--

DEFENSE: o One of five Major Leaguers this season with a 1.000 fielding percentage (min. 108 G)…Has not

made an error in 119 games in the field…Last error came April 6, 2017 (245 consecutive games) and has made just one error in last 331 tilts (spans to June 28, 2016).

o According to Fangraphs.com, seven defensive runs saved lead American League centerfielders (second place, Adam Engel has 0 DRS).

Favorite NFL team is the Philadelphia Eagles (season seat holder)…Attended Eagles home opener vs. Falcons Sept. 6th (Club had an off day)…Favorite NBA team is the 76ers.

#8 JUSTIN UPTON (OF) AGE: 31

Connected for 30th home run of the season Sept. 16th…The 30 homers are a new Club record by a left fielder, eclipsing Garret Anderson’s previous mark of 29 (2002 & 2003)…Is the first Angels outfielder other than Trout to have a 30-homer season since Vlad Guerrero in 2006 (33 HR)…Marks fourth career 30-homer season: 35 in 2017, 31 in 2016 and 31 in 2011.

After batting .251 (87/347) in the first half, has gone to bat .283 (49/173) in 46 games since.

Sixth straight season with at least 25 homers and eighth time in career…Since making debut in 2007, is one of seven players to log 25 homers at least eight times: Albert Pujols (9 times), Miguel Cabrera (9), Nelson Cruz (8), Edwin Encarnacion (8), David Ortiz (8) and Ryan Braun (8).

Batting .287 (72/251) with 22 home runs and 56 RBI at home compared to .238 (64/269) with eight home runs and 28 RBI on the road.

Avid fantasy football fan…Favorite NFL team is the Pittsburgh Steelers.

#3 TAYLOR WARD (INF) AGE: 24

Singled in first at-bat Saturday to snap an 0-for-25 skid.

Made Major League debut Aug. 14th, starting at third base and going 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI after having contract selected from Triple-A Salt Lake prior to the game.

Entered the season ranked as the Angels No. 8 prospect by MLB.com.

Spent time in Double-A and Triple-A this season, batting a combined .349 (131/375) with 26 doubles, 14 home runs and 60 RBI…Began season with Double-A Mobile, batting .345 (51/148) with eight doubles, six home runs and 25 RBI before being promoted June 2…Hit .345 (80/227) with 18 doubles, eight home runs and 35 in 60 games with the Bees…Was leading Salt Lake in average at promotion.

Defensively, transitioned to third base at the start of season after playing exclusively at catcher during first three professional campaigns.

#9 ERIC YOUNG JR. (OF) AGE: 33

In eight games vs. Texas this season, is batting .346 (9/26) with three runs scored.

5-for-6 in stolen base attempts this season.

Has made 22 starts for the Angels in center field this season and eight in left.

Hit first home run of the season Aug. 6…Matched a career high with four homers last season.

Hit .300 (92/307) with 18 doubles, seven triples, five home runs and 34 RBI in 84 games with Triple-A Salt Lake…Also went 10-for-16 in stolen base attemtps and had scored 46 runs.

Father, Eric Young Sr. played 15 years in the Majors from 1992-2006.

MULTIPLE HIT GAMES

2 Hits

3 Hits

4 Hits

5 Hits

Arcia 3 2

Blash

Briceño 5 1

Calhoun 18 8

Cowart 3

Cozart 9 4

Fernández 5 1

Fletcher 15 6

Fontana

Hermosillo

Hudson

Johnson

Kinsler 12 9

Maldonado 10 5

Marte 7 3 1

Ohtani 18 1 2

Pujols 21 5

Rivera 6

Simmons 33 10 2

Trout 24 12 2

Upton 22 9 1

Valbuena 10 2

Ward 3

C. Young 1 1

E. Young Jr. 3 1

2018 ANGELS PITCHING (STARTERS & RELIEVERS) W-L ERA SV/OPP IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG INHERITED / SCORED_ STARTERS 46-56 4.37 - 782.1 750 411 380 118 276 756 .251 (750/2988) - RELIEVERS 30-25 3.97 32/58 610.0 572 294 269 80 253 576 .249 (572/2297) 261/64 (75% stranded)

2018 DISABLING INJURY LIST PLAYER INJURY DISABLED GAMES MISSED *Alex Meyer Right shoulder labrum surgery 2/21 – 156 Andrew Heaney Left elbow inflammation 3/29 (retro to 3/26) – 4/13 14 Ian Kinsler Left adductor strain 3/31 – 4/12 11 Matt Shoemaker Right forearm strain 4/3 (retro to 4/1) – 9/3 134 *JC Ramírez Right elbow strain 4/8 – 147 *Blake Wood Right elbow posterior impingement 4/23 – 134 *Keynan Middleton Right elbow inflammation 5/1 (retro to 4/29) – 5/10 9 Right elbow UCL damage 5/14 – 116 *Nick Tropeano Right shoulder inflammation 5/2 – 5/12 9 Right shoulder inflammation 6/15 (retro to 6/12) – 7/21 31 Right shoulder inflammation 8-7 – 42 René Rivera Right knee inflammation 5/20 (retro to 5/17) – 8/15 76 Kole Calhoun Right oblique strain 6/2 (retro to 6/1) – 6/18 15 Andrelton Simmons Grade 2 right ankle sprain 6/6 – 6/17 8 Kaleb Cowart Left ankle sprain 6/8 (retro to 6/7) – 6/19 11 Shohei Ohtani Right elbow UCL sprain 6/8 (retro to 6/7) – 7/3 22 Jefry Marte Left wrist sprain 6/12 – 7/5 20 *Garrett Richards Left hamstring strain 6/15 (retro to 6/14) – 7/4 17 Right elbow UCL damage 7/11 – 64 Jim Johnson Lumbar strain 6/15 (retro to 6/12 –7/22 32 *Zack Cozart Left shoulder subluxation 6/15 (retro to 6/14) – 87 *John Lamb Left shoulder & elbow inflammation 6/27 – 76 *Jake Jewell Right fibula fracture 6/28 – 75 Tyler Skaggs Right adductor strain 7/4 (retro to 7/1) – 7/12 9 Left adductor strain 8/4 (retro to 8/1) – 8/11 9 Left adductor strain 8/12 – 9/18 32 *Chris Young Left hamstring strain 7/4 – 70 *Albert Pujols Left knee inflammation 7/13 – 7/23 6 Left knee surgery 8/30 (retro to 8/29) 23 Mike Trout Right wrist inflammation 8/9 (retro to 8/6) – 8/24 15 Hansel Robles Right shoulder impingement 8/16 (retro to 8/15) – 8/26 9 Justin Upton Left index finger laceration 8/21 (retro to 8/19) – 8/30 8 BOLD INDICATES CURRENTLY ON DISABLED LIST * - 60-DAY DISABLED LIST BOLD INDICATES CURRENTLY ON DISABLED LIST * - 60-DAY DISABLED LIST

2019 SCHEDULE HIGHLIGHTS: Angels’ highlights of the 2019 schedule include a two-game series (May 4-5) against Houston at Estadio de Béisbol in Monterrey, Mexico…LAA heads south of the border for first time since 2000 when hosting an exhibition game vs. Arizona in Hermosillo, Mexico…Matching up against the N.L. Central for interleague play, LAA faces St. Louis at Busch Stadium (June 21-23), Albert Pujols’ first visit to St. Louis as an opponent.

LAST NIGHT: DNP TEX SERIES: - ROAD TRIP: 0/4, 1 R CURRENT STREAK: 0/7

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 3; 8/18 at TEX HR: 1; 8/6 vs. DET STREAK: 8 G; Aug. 12-current RBI: 2; 3 times, last 8/14

LAST NIGHT: DNP TEX SERIES: - ROAD TRIP: 4/18, 2 R, 2B CURRENT STREAK: 2 (3/6)

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 4; 7/26 vs. CWS HR: 2; 9/15 vs. SEA STREAK: 7 G; twice, last, Aug. 7-14 RBI: 4; 5/2 vs. BAL

LAST NIGHT: 1/4, SO TEX SERIES: 1/4 ROAD TRIP: 1/17 CURRENT STREAK: 1 (1/4)

SEASON HIGHS: HITS: 2; 3 times, last, 9/6 at TEX HR: 1; 3 times, 9/3 vs. TEX STREAK: 5 G; Aug. 30-Sept. 3 RBI: 2; last, 9/3 vs. TEX

BULLPEN VS. OPPONENT CAREER vs. TEXAS

PITCHER W-L-S ERA G IP ER Almonte 0-0-0 4.50 2 2.0 1 Álvarez 1-3-1 2.52 37 35.2 10 Anderson 0-1-1 9.00 5 4.0 4 Bedrosian 2-1-0 4.32 20 16.2 8 Bridwell 1-0-0 0.00 1 6.0 0 Buttrey 0-0-1 1.69 5 5.1 1 Cole 2-0-0 4.91 4 7.1 4 Despaigne 0-1-0 7.50 2 6.0 5 Jerez 0-0-0 4.50 4 4.0 2 Johnson 1-1-6 5.18 24 24.1 14 McGuire 0-0-0 2.25 1 4.0 1 Parker 0-0-3 2.19 12 12.1 3 Ramirez, N. 1-1-0 3.60 9 10.0 4 Robles 0-0-0 0.00 5 7.0 0 Tazawa 0-1-0 2.65 14 17.0 5 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

2018 vs. TEXAS PITCHER W-L-S ERA G IP ER Almonte 0-0-0 4.50 2 2.0 1 Álvarez 1-1-0 1.86 10 9.2 2 Anderson 0-1-1 9.00 5 4.0 4 Bedrosian 1-0-0 2.45 4 3.2 1 Bridwell - - - - - Buttrey 0-0-1 1.69 5 5.1 1 Cole 2-0-0 4.91 4 7.1 4 Despaigne 0-1-0 11.25 1 4.0 5 Jerez 0-0-0 4.50 4 4.0 2 Johnson 0-0-0 5.68 6 6.1 4 McGuire 0-0-0 2.25 1 4.0 1 Parker 0-0-1 1.69 6 5.1 1 Ramirez, N. 1-1-0 4.50 7 8.0 4 Robles 0-0-0 0.00 4 4.0 0 Tazawa 0-0-0 0.00 2 2.0 0

THE LAST TIME… NO-HITTER by ANGELS – Jered Weaver, May 2, 2012 vs. Minnesota (9-0 score, 10th no-hitter in Angels’ history) NO-HITTER vs. ANGELS – Eric Milton, Sept. 11, 1999 at Minnesota (7-0 score) ONE-HITTER by ANGELS – Andrew Heaney (9.0 IP); June 5, 2018 vs. Kansas City (1-0 W) ONE-HITTER vs. ANGELS – Mike Clevinger (5.2 IP), Dan Otero (0.1 IP), Bryan Shaw (1 IP), Andrew Miller (1 IP) & Cody Allen (1 IP); Aug. 13, 2016 at Cleveland (1-5 L) 10-OR-MORE STRIKEOUT GAME by ANGELS STARTER – Andrew Heaney (12), Sept. 9, 2018 at Chicago (A.L.) (eighth

10+ strikeout game by an Angels starter in 2018) 10-OR-MORE STRIKEOUT GAME by OPPONENT STARTER – Justin Verlander (11); Sept. 22, 2018 at Houston (fourth

10+ strikeout game by an opponent starter in 2018) CONSECUTIVE 10-or-MORE STRIKEOUT GAMES – Andrew Heaney, July 3, 2018 at Seattle (10 K’s) & July 8, 2018 vs.

Los Angeles (N.L.) (10 K’s) SHUTOUT by ANGELS – Andrew Heaney (7.0 IP), Ty Buttrey (1.0 IP), Blake Parker (0.2 IP) & José Álvarez (0.1 IP); Sept.

9, 2018 at Chicago (A.L.) (8th Angels shutout in 2018) SHUTOUT vs. ANGELS – Brett Anderson (6.2 IP), Ryan Dull (1.0 IP), Frankie Montas (0.1 IP) & Aaron Brooks (1.0 IP);

Sept. 19, 2018 at Oakland (10th time being shutout in 2018) COMPLETE GAME by ANGELS – Andrew Heaney (9 IP – W); June 5, 2018 vs. Kansas City (1st complete game by an

Angels starter in 2018) COMPLETE GAME vs. ANGELS – Corey Kluber (9 IP – W); Aug. 4, 2018 at Cleveland (2nd complete game by an

opposing starter in 2018) CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS by ANGELS – Hector Santiago (7 IP), JC Ramírez (1 IP) & Fernando Salas (1 IP); July 15, 2016 vs. Chicago (A.L.) & Matt Shoemaker (9 IP); July 16, 2016 vs. Chicago (A.L.) CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS vs. ANGELS – Ian Kennedy (8 IP), Kelvin Herrera (1 IP); Apr. 16, 2017 at KC & Charlie Morton (5 IP), Chris Devenski (2 IP), Luke Gregerson (1 IP), Ken Giles (1 IP); Apr. 17, 2017 at Houston)

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS, INDIVIDUAL, by ANGELS – John Lackey, July 7, 2006 at Oakland (3-0 score) & July 14, 2006 vs. Tampa Bay (3-0 score) CONSECUTIVE COMPLETE GAMES by ANGELS – Jerome Williams (9 IP), 4-0 score, May 1, 2012 vs. Minnesota; Jered Weaver (9 IP), 9-0 score, May 2, 2012 vs. Minnesota CONSECUTIVE COMPLETE GAMES vs. ANGELS – Brandon Morrow (9 IP), 5-0 score, May 3, 2012 vs. Toronto; Henderson Alvarez (9 IP), 4-0 score, May 4, 2012 vs. Toronto CONSECUTIVE COMPLETE GAME VICTORIES by ANGELS – Jerome Williams (9 IP), 4-0 score, May 1, 2012 vs. Minnesota; Jered Weaver (9 IP), 9-0 score, May 2, 2012 vs. Minnesota CONSECUTIVE COMPLETE GAME DEFEATS vs. ANGELS – Brandon Morrow (9 IP), 5-0 loss, May 3, 2012 vs. Toronto; Henderson Alvarez (9 IP), 4-0 loss, May 4, 2012 vs. Toronto 1-0 GAME, VICTORY – Andrew Heaney (7.0 IP), Ty Buttrey (1.0 IP), Blake Parker (0.2 IP) & José Álvarez (0.1 IP); Sept.

9, 2018 at Chicago (A.L.) (second occasion this season) 1-0 GAME, DEFEAT – Justin Verlander (8 IP) & Ken Giles (1 IP); Sept. 12, 2017 vs. Houston LAST ANGELS POSITION PLAYER TO PITCH – Francisco Arcia, Sept. 20, 2018 vs. Oakland (2.0 IP, 3 ER, 4 H, 2 HR) TRIPLE PLAY by ANGELS – July 5, 1997 vs. Seattle TRIPLE PLAY vs. ANGELS – Aug. 16, 2018 at Texas BATTING INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUN by ANGELS – Peter Bourjos, Apr. 11, 2012 at Minnesota (5th inning off Carl Pavano) INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUN vs. ANGELS – Edwin Encarnación; Apr. 2, 2018 vs. Cleveland (2nd inning off JC

Ramírez) PINCH-HIT HOME RUN by ANGELS – Jose Briceño, Sept. 24, 2018 vs. Texas (4th inning off Adrian Sampson) (5th

Angels pinch-hit HR of 2018) PINCH-HIT HOME RUN vs. ANGELS – Chad Pinder, Sept. 20, 2018 at Oakland (7th inning off Francisco Arcia) GRAND SLAM by ANGELS – Kaleb Cowart (First career grand slam) – Sept. 18, 2018 at Oakland (6th inning off

Lou Trivino) (1st Angels grand slam of 2018) GRAND SLAM vs. ANGELS – Yuli Gurriel, Sept. 21, 2018 at Houston (1st inning off Andrew Heaney) WALK-OFF HR by ANGELS – Jose Briceño, Sept. 24, 2018 vs. Texas (11th inning, solo HR off Matt Moore) WALK-OFF HR vs. ANGELS – Mitch Haniger, June 13, 2018 at Seattle (9th inning, two-run HR off Oliver Drake) PINCH-HIT GRAND SLAM by ANGELS – Alberto Callaspo, May 26, 2012 at Seattle (6th inning off Felix Hernandez) PINCH-HIT GRAND SLAM vs. ANGELS – Ben Broussard, Apr. 21, 2007 vs. Seattle (8th inning off Scot Shields) TWO-HOME RUN GAME by ANGELS – Justin Upton, Sept. 15, 2018 vs. Seattle (13th Angels two-HR game of 2018) TWO-HOME RUN GAME vs. ANGELS – Yuli Gurriel, Sept. 21, 2018 at Houston (10th two-HR game vs. Angels in

2018) MULTIPLE ANGELS W/TWO-HR-OR-MORE IN ONE GAME – Mike Trout (2) & Luis Valbuena (2), Aug. 19, 2017 at

Baltimore THREE-HOME RUN GAME by ANGELS – Torii Hunter, June 13, 2009 vs. San Diego (previous: Garret Anderson, June

4, 2003 at Montreal in Puerto Rico) THREE-HOME RUN GAME vs. ANGELS – Mookie Betts, April 17, 2018 vs. Boston (previous: Manny Machado, Aug.

18, 2017 at Baltimore) BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS by ANGELS –Mike Trout & Shohei Ohtani, Sept. 15, 2018 vs. Seattle (1st inning)

(fourth back-to-back HRs by Angels in 2018) BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS vs. ANGELS – Nick Martini & Chad Pinder, Sept. 20, 2018 at Oakland (7th inning)

(eighth back-to-back HRs vs. Angels in 2018) BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS by ANGELS – Kole Calhoun, Mike Trout, Albert Pujols, Sept. 3, 2016 at

Seattle (1st inning) BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS vs. ANGELS – Adrián Beltré, Mike Napoli & Nelson Cruz, Sept. 27, 2011 vs.

Texas (5th inning) THREE HOME RUNS, ONE INNING, by ANGELS – Brandon Phillips, Luis Valbuena & Mike Trout, Sept. 26, 2017 at

Chicago (A.L.) (2nd inning) THREE HOME RUNS, ONE INNING, vs. ANGELS – Daniel Parka, Avisaíl García & Nicky Delmonico, July 26, 2018 (7th

inning) (second 3-HR inning vs. Angels in 2018) FIVE-HIT GAME by ANGELS – Mike Trout (5-for-5), Sept. 8, 2018 at Chicago (A.L.) FIVE-HIT GAME vs. ANGELS – Mitch Haniger, Sept. 30, 2017 vs. Seattle (5-for-5) FIVE-RBI GAME or more by ANGELS – Kaleb Cowart (5 RBI), Sept. 18, 2018 at Oakland (fourth occasion this season) FIVE-RBI GAME or more vs. ANGELS – Yuli Gurriel (7 RBI), Sept. 21, 2018 at Houston THREE STEALS, INDIVIDUAL, by ANGELS – Cameron Maybin (4 SB), June 9, 2017 at Houston THREE STEALS, INDIVIDUAL, vs. ANGELS – Rajai Davis (3 SBs), Aug. 5, 2017 vs. Oakland BATTING FOR THE CYCLE by ANGELS – Mike Trout, May 21, 2013 vs. Seattle (6th Angel player/7th time in club

history) BATTING FOR THE CYCLE vs. ANGELS – Carlos Gomez, Apr. 29, 2017 at Texas STRAIGHT STEAL OF HOME by ANGELS – Collin Cowgill, Sept. 21, 2013 vs. Seattle STRAIGHT STEAL OF HOME vs. ANGELS – B.J. Upton, Sept. 17, 2007 vs. Tampa Bay TWO HITS SAME INNING, INDIVIDUAL, by ANGELS – Martín Maldonado, Aug. 2, 2017 vs. Philadelphia (3rd inning) TWO HITS SAME INNING, INDIVIDUAL, vs. ANGELS – Marcus Semien, Sept. 20, 2018 at Oakland (4th inning) WALK-OFF WIN, by ANGELS – Kole Calhoun solo home run; July 27, 2018 vs. Seattle (10th inning) (5th walk-off win

of 2018)

ANGELS VS. OPPONENT

CAREER vs. TEXAS PLAYER AB H HR RBI AVG Arcia 21 5 2 6 .238 Blash 8 1 0 0 .125 Briceño 16 1 1 1 .063 Calhoun 363 103 12 52 .284 Cowart 30 5 1 4 .167 Fernández 26 7 2 4 .269 Fletcher 41 14 0 6 .341 Hermosillo 11 2 1 1 .182 Hudson 3 0 0 0 .000 Johnson 1 0 0 0 .000 Marte 70 20 4 12 .286 Ohtani 49 16 5 11 .327 Simmons 202 57 5 18 .282 Trout 457 152 25 86 .333 Upton 159 35 5 15 .220 Ward 37 8 2 6 .216 E. Young, Jr. 38 10 0 0 .263 _________________________________________________________________________________

2018 vs. TEXAS PLAYER AB H HR RBI AVG Arcia 21 5 2 6 .238 Blash 6 1 0 0 .167 Briceño 16 1 1 1 .063 Calhoun 51 12 1 5 .236 Cowart 12 2 0 0 .167 Fernández 26 7 2 4 .269 Fletcher 41 14 0 6 .341 Hermosillo 11 2 1 1 .182 Hudson 3 0 0 0 .000 Johnson 1 0 0 0 .000 Marte 25 9 1 4 .360 Ohtani 49 16 5 11 .327 Simmons 59 15 3 9 .254 Trout 40 12 2 4 .300 Upton 41 9 1 4 .220 Ward 37 8 2 6 .216 E. Young, Jr. 26 9 0 0 .346

ANGELS AT STADIUM CAREER at ANGEL STADIUM PLAYER AB H HR RBI AVG Arcia 39 13 5 17 .333 Blash 4 0 0 1 .000 Briceño 49 11 1 2 .224 Calhoun 1464 362 52 172 .247 Cowart 154 24 3 14 .156 Fernández 41 10 2 6 .244 Fletcher 134 37 1 8 .276 Hermosillo 33 7 1 1 .212 Hudson 3 0 0 0 .000 Johnson 1 0 0 0 .000 Marte 302 74 14 41 .245 Ohtani 176 47 14 30 .267 Simmons 738 203 15 84 .275 Trout 1861 563 119 289 .303 Upton 338 95 29 67 .281 Ward 37 4 1 2 .108 E. Young, Jr. 98 23 4 12 .235

ANGELS 2018 DAY-BY-DAY RESULTS Pitchers in CAPS represent complete game * Denotes home sellout Bold = home game

GM. DATE OPP W-L SCORE WINNER LOSER REC POS GB ATTD TOTAL___

1 3/29 @OAK L 5-6 (11) Hatcher (1-0) Ramirez, N. (0-1) 0-1 T4 -1 27,764 27,764 2 3/30 @OAK W 2-1 Skaggs (1-0) Manaea (0-1) 1-1 T2 -0.5 27,665 55,429 3 3/31 @OAK W 8-3 Shoemaker (1-0) Mengden (0-1) 2-1 T1 - 17,012 72,441 4 4/1 @OAK W 7-4 Ohtani (1-0) Gossett (0-1) 3-1 T1 - 14,644 87,085 5 4/2 CLE L 0-6 Clevinger (1-0) Ramirez, JC (0-1) 3-2 3 -1 *43,904 43,904 6 4/3 CLE W 13-2 Richards (1-0) Tomlin (0-1) 4-2 3 -1 35,007 78,911 7 4/4 CLE W 3-2 (13) Ramirez, N. (1-1)McAllister (0-1) 5-2 2 -1 32,412 111.323 - 4/5 OFF DAY 8 4/6 OAK W 13-9 Johnson (1-0) Treinen (0-1) 6-2 T1 - 36,023 147,346 9 4/7 OAK L 3-7 Triggs (1-0) Ramirez, JC (0-2) 6-3 2 -1 40,129 187,475 10 4/8 OAK W 6-1 Ohtani (2-0) Graveman (0-2) 7-3 2 -1 *44,742 232,217 11 4/9 @TEX W 8-3 Álvarez (1-0) Fister (1-2) 8-3 2 -1 16,718 103,803 12 4/10 @TEX W 11-1 Skaggs (2-0) Perez, M. (1-1) 9-3 T1 - 18,697 122,500 13 4/11 @TEX W 7-2 Barria (1-0) Moore (0-3) 10-3 1 +1 20,363 142,863 14 4/12 @KC W 7-1 Tropeano (1-0) Kennedy (1-1) 11-3 1 +1.5 14,714 157,577 15 4/13 @KC W 5-4 Wood (1-0) Grimm (0-2) 12-3 1 +1.5 15,011 172,588 16 4/14 @KC W 5-3 Richards (2-0) Junis (2-1) 13-3 1 +2.5 15,876 188,464 - 4/15 @KC PPD (GAME RESCHEDULED FOR JUNE 25) - 4/16 OFF DAY 17 4/17 BOS L 1-10 Price (2-1) Ohtani (2-1) 13-4 1 +2.5 *44,822 277,039 18 4/18 BOS L 0-9 Porcello (4-0) Skaggs (2-1) 13-5 1 +1.5 34,508 311,547 19 4/19 BOS L 2-8 Rodriguez (2-0) Tropeano (1-1) 13-6 1 +0.5 36,253 347,800 20 4/20 SF L 1-8 Samardzija (1-0) Heaney (0-1) 13-7 2 -0.5 37,494 385,294 21 4/21 SF W 4-3 Richards (3-0) Holland (0-3) 14-7 2 -0.5 *42,666 427,960 22 4/22 SF L 2-4 Cueto (2-0) Barria (1-1) 14-8 2 -1.5 *44,544 472,504 23 4/23 @HOU W 2-0 Skaggs (3-1) Cole (2-1) 15-8 2 -0.5 29,606 218,070 24 4/24 @HOU W 8-7 Johnson (2-0) Smith (1-1) 16-8 1 +0.5 36,457 254,527 25 4/25 @HOU L 2-5 Verlander (4-0) Tropeano (1-2) 16-9 2 -0.5 29,777 284,304 - 4/26 OFF DAY 26 4/27 NYY L 3-4 (10) Robertson (1-1) Parker (0-1) 16-10 2 -0.5 40,416 512,920 27 4/28 NYY L 1-11 Tanaka (4-2) Richards (3-1) 16-11 2 -1.5 *44,649 557,569 28 4/29 NYY L 1-2 Sabathia (2-0) Skaggs (3-2) 16-12 3 -2.5 *44,593 602,162 - 4/30 OFF DAY 29 5/1 BAL W 3-2 Bedrosian (1-0) Brach (0-1) 17-12 3 -2 32,345 634,507 30 5/2 BAL W 10-7 Heaney (1-1) Bundy (1-4) 18-12 2 -1 32,156 666,663 31 5/3 BAL W 12-3 Barria (2-1) Tillman (1-5) 19-12 T1 - 35,879 702,542 32 5/4 @SEA W 5-0 Richards (4-1) Leake (3-3) 20-12 T1 - 41,705 326,009 33 5/5 @SEA L 8-9 (11) Johnson (2-1) Goeddel (1-0) 20-13 T1 - 36,977 362,986 34 5/6 @SEA W 8-2 Ohtani (3-1) Hernandez (4-3) 21-13 1 +1 40,142 403,128 - 5/7 OFF DAY 35 5/8 @COL L 2-4 Gray (4-4) Heaney (1-2) 21-14 2 -0.5 33,144 436,272 36 5/9 @COL W 8-0 Barria (3-1) Anderson (2-1) 22-14 2 -0.5 33,689 469,961 37 5/10 MIN W 7-4 Álvarez (2-0) Berrios (3-4) 23-14 T1 - 30,127 732,669 38 5/11 MIN L 4-5 Magill (1-0) Anderson (0-1) 23-15 T1 - *43,521 776,190 39 5/12 MIN L 3-5 (12) Hildenberger (1-0) Ramirez, N. (1-2) 23-16 2 -1 40,117 816,307 40 5/13 MIN W 2-1 Parker (1-1) Duke (2-2) 24-16 2 -1 38,029 854,336 41 5/14 HOU W 2-1 Heaney (2-2) McCullers (5-2) 25-16 T1 - 28,229 882,565 42 5/15 HOU L 3-5 McHugh (1-0) Álvarez (2-1) 25-17 2 -1 28,358 910,923 43 5/16 HOU L 0-2 VERLANDER (5-2) Richards (4-2) 25-18 2 -2 28,078 939,001 44 5/17 TB L 1-7 Archer (3-3) Skaggs (3-3) 25-19 2 -2.5 30,487 969,488 45 5/18 TB L 3-8 Snell (5-3) Tropeano (1-3) 25-20 3 -3.5 40,067 1,009,555 46 5/19 TB L 3-5 Yarbrough (4-2) Heaney (2-3) 25-21 3 -3.5 37,232 1,046,787 47 5/20 TB W 5-2 Ohtani (4-1) Andriese (1-2) 26-21 3 -3.5 38,560 1,085,347 - 5/21 OFF DAY 48 5/22 @TOR L 3-5 Happ (6-3) Richards (4-3) 26-22 3 -4.5 21,480 491,441 49 5/23 @TOR W 5-4 Anderson (1-1) Clippard (4-2) 27-22 3 -4.5 25,504 516,945 50 5/24 @TOR W 8-1 Tropeano (2-3) Estrada (2-5) 28-22 3 -4.5 43,344 560,289 51 5/25 @NYY L 1-2 Green (3-0) Johnson (2-2) 28-23 3 -5.5 46,056 606,345 52 5/26 @NYY W 11-4 Barria (4-1) Gray (3-4) 29-23 3 -4.5 44,565 650,910 53 5/27 @NYY L 1-3 Tanaka (6-2) Richards (4-4) 29-24 3 -4.5 46,109 697,019 54 5/28 @DET L 3-9 Boyd (3-4) Skaggs (3-4) 29-25 3 -5.5 20,857 717,876 55 5/29 @DET W 9-2 Tropeano (3-3) Fulmer (2-4) 30-25 3 -4.5 17,397 735,273 56 5/30 @DET L 1-6 Coleman (2-0) Bedrosian (1-1) 30-26 3 -4.5 19,494 754,767 57 5/31 @DET L 2-6 Saupold (3-1) Heaney (2-4) 30-27 3 -5.5 24,696 779,463 58 6/1 TEX W 6-0 Barria (5-1) Colon (2-3) 31-27 3 -5.5 33,511 1,118,858 59 6/2 TEX L 2-3 (10) Diekman (1-0) Álvarez (2-2) 31-28 3 -5.5 *44,603 1,163,461 60 6/3 TEX W 3-1 Skaggs (4-4) Fister (1-6) 32-28 3 -5.5 33,541 1,197,002 61 6/4 KC W 9-6 Bedrosian (2-1) Hill (1-2) 33-28 3 -5.0 32,553 1,229,555 62 6/5 KC W 1-0 HEANEY (3-4) Keller (1-2) 34-28 3 -5.0 31,514 1,261,069 63 6/6 KC W 4-3 Bedrosian (3-1) Barlow (1-1) 35-28 3 -4.5 36,512 1,297,581 - 6/7 OFF DAY 64 6/8 @MIN W 4-2 Ramirez, N. (2-2) Pressly (0-1) 36-28 3 -4.5 28,383 807,846 65 6/9 @MIN W 2-1 Skaggs (5-4) Gibson (1-4) 37-28 3 -3.5 24,061 831,907 66 6/10 @MIN L 5-7 Romero (3-2) Tropeano (3-4) 37-29 3 -4.5 28,656 860,563 67 6/11 @SEA L 3-5 LeBlanc (2-0) Heaney (3-5) 37-30 3 -5.5 20,116 880,679 68 6/12 @SEA L 3-6 Leake (7-3) Barria (5-2) 37-31 3 -6.5 20,402 901,081 69 6/13 @SEA L 6-8 Elias (2-0) Drake (0-1) 37-32 3 -7.5 28,236 929,317 - 6/14 OFF DAY 70 6/15 @OAK W 8-4 Skaggs (6-4) Bassitt (0-2) 38-32 3 -7.5 18,356 947,673 71 6/16 @OAK L 4-6 Manaea (6-6) Ramirez (2-3) 38-33 3 -8.5 19,185 966,858 72 6/17 @OAK L 5-6 (11) Treinen (4-1) Jewell (0-1) 38-34 3 -9.5 21,217 988,075 73 6/18 ARI L 4-7 Greinke (6-5) Barria (5-3) 38-35 3 -10.5 33,809 1,331,390 74 6/19 ARI W 5-4 Álvarez (3-2) Koch (5-4) 39-35 3 -9.5 33,088 1,364,478 - 6/20 OFF DAY 75 6/21 TOR W 8-5 Ramirez (3-3) Axford (1-1) 40-35 3 -9.5 30,416 1,394,894 76 6/22 TOR W 2-1 Heaney (4-5) Estrada (4-7) 41-35 3 -8.5 38,028 1,432,922 77 6/23 TOR L 1-4 Oh (3-2) Anderson (1-2) 41-36 3 -9.5 40,612 1,473,534 78 6/24 TOR L 6-7 (10) Tepera (5-2) Robles (2-3) 41-37 3 -10.5 33,102 1,506,636 79 6/25 @KC L 0-2 Keller (2-2) Skaggs (6-5) 41-38 T3 -10.5 19,535 1,007,610 80 6/26 @BOS L 1-9 Price (9-5) Lamb (0-1) 41-39 4 -11.5 37,366 1,044,976 81 6/27 @BOS L 6-9 Barnes (2-2) Álvarez (3-3) 41-40 4 -12.5 37,521 1,082,497 82 6/28 @BOS L 2-4 Velazquez (6-0) Barria (5-4) 41-41 4 -13.5 36,992 1,119,489 83 6/29 @BAL W 7-1 Peña (1-0) Hess (2-5) 42-41 4 -12.5 24,007 1,143,496 84 6/30 @BAL W 6-2 Anderson (2-2) Givens (0-6) 43-41 4 -11.5 38,838 1,182,334

RECENT TRANSACTIONS July 5: Reinstated INF Jefry Marte from disabled list…Optioned OF Jabari

Blash to Triple-A Salt Lake. 6: Selected RHP Oliver Drake to Major League roster…Optioned RHP

Miguel Almonte to Triple-A Salt Lake…Transferred RHP Jake Jewell to 60-day disabled list.

10: Recalled OF Michael Hermosillo from Triple-A Salt Lake…Optioned RHP Deck McGuire to Triple-A Salt Lake.

11: Placed RHP Garrett Richards on 10-day disabled list…Recalled RHP Deck McGuire from Triple-A Salt Lake...Optioned RHP Jaime Barria to Adv.-A Inland Empire (postgame).

12: Reinstated LHP Tyler Skaggs from disabled list. 13: Recalled INF Jose Fernandez and OF Jabari Blash from Triple-A

Salt Lake…Placed INF Albert Pujols on 10-day disabled list…Optioned OF Michael Hermosillo to Triple-A Salt Lake.

15: Recalled RHP Eduardo Paredes from Triple-A Salt Lake…Optioned INF Jose Fernandez to Triple-A Salt Lake.

21: Reinstated RHP Nick Tropeano from disabled list…Optioned RHP Eduardo Paredes to Triple-A Salt Lake.

22: Reinstated RHP Jim Johnson from disabled list…Optioned RHP Taylor Cole to Triple-A Salt Lake.

23: Recalled RHP Jaime Barria from Adv.-A Inland Empire…Reinstated INF Albert Pujols from disabled list…Optioned RHP Deck McGuire to Triple-A Salt Lake…Designated RHP Oliver Drake for assignment.

26: Acquired LHP Brandon Sandoval (assigned to Adv.-A Inland Empire) and international pool space from Houston in exchange for C Martin Maldonado…Selected the contract of C Francisco Arcia from Triple-A Salt Lake.

27: Selected the contract of OF Eric Young Jr. from Triple-A Salt Lake…Optioned OF Jabari Blash to Triple-A Salt Lake…Transferred LHP John Lamb to the 60-day disabled list.

30: Acquired RHP Ty Buttrey (optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake) and LHP Williams Jerez from Boston in exchange for INF Ian Kinsler…Transferred RHP Garrett Richards to the 60-day disabled list.

31: Recalled INF Kaleb Cowart from Triple-A Salt Lake…Optioned LHP Williams Jerez to Triple-A Salt Lake.

August 4: Placed LHP Tyler Skaggs on the 10-day disabled list…Recalled RHP

Taylor Cole from Triple-A Salt Lake. 5: Recalled RHP Deck McGuire from Triple-A Salt Lake…Designated

INF Luis Valbuena for assignment. 6: Recalled INF Jose Fernandez from Triple-A Salt Lake…Optioned

RHP Deck McGuire to Triple-A Salt Lake. 7: Recalled LHP Williams Jerez from Triple-A Salt Lake…Placed RHP

Nick Tropeano on 10-day disabled list. 9: Placed OF Mike Trout on 10-day disabled list (retro to 8/6). 10: Recalled RHP Akeel Morris from Triple-A Salt Lake…INF Luis

Valbuena cleared waivers and was unconditionally released. 11: Reinstated LHP Tyler Skaggs from disabled list…Optioned RHP

Akeel Morris to Triple-A Salt Lake. 12: Placed LHP Tyler Skaggs on 10-day disabled list…Recalled RHP

Eduardo Paredes from Triple-A Salt Lake. 13: Selected the contract of RHP Osmer Morales from Triple-A Salt

Lake…Optioned RHP Eduardo Paredes to Salt Lake. 14: Selected the contract of INF Taylor Ward from Triple-A Salt

Lake…Optioned INF Jose Fernandez to Triple-A Salt Lake…Transferred OF Chris Young to the 60-day disabled list…Acquired RHP Odrisamer Despaigne from Miami for cash considerations…Designated RHP Dayan Diaz for assignment.

15: Reinstated C Rene Rivera from disabled list…Optioned C Jose Briceño and RHP Odrisamer Despaigne to Triple-A Salt Lake…Designated RHP Akeel Morris for assignment.

16: Placed RHP Hansel Robles on 10-day disabled list…Recalled RHP Ty Buttrey from Triple-A Salt Lake.

17: Recalled RHP Odrisamer Despaigne and RHP Deck McGuire from Triple-A Salt Lake…Optioned RHP Osmer Morales and RHP Taylor Cole to Triple-A Salt Lake…RHP Dayan Diaz cleared waivers and was outrighted to Adv.-A Inland Empire.

18: RHP Akeel Morris cleared waivers and was outrighted to Salt Lake. 21: Placed OF Justin Upton on 10-day disabled list (retro to

8/19)…Recalled OF Jabari Blash from Triple-A Salt Lake. 24: Reinstated OF Mike Trout from disabled list…Optioned OF Jabari

Blash to Triple-A Salt Lake. 26: Reinstated RHP Hansel Robles from disabled list…Optioned RHP

Deck McGuire to Triple-A Salt Lake. 28: Recalled RHP Taylor Cole from Triple-A Salt Lake…Optioned LHP

Williams Jerez to Triple-A Salt Lake. 29: C Rene Rivera was claimed off waivers and assigned to the Atlanta

Braves. 30: Recalled C Jose Briceño from Triple-A Salt Lake…Reinstated OF

Justin Upton from disabled list…Placed INF Albert Pujols on 10-day disabled list.

September 1: Recalled RHP Miguel Almonte and INF Jose Fernandez from Triple-

A Salt Lake…Selected the contract of RHP Junichi Tazawa from Triple-A Salt Lake.

3: Reinstated RHP Matt Shoemaker from disabled list…Transferred INF Albert Pujols to 60-day disabled list…Claimed RHP Luke Farrell off waivers from Chicago Cubs and optioned him to Class-A Orem…Designated RHP Osmer Morales for assignment.

4: Recalled OF Jabari Blash and OF Michael Hermosillo from Triple-A Salt Lake…Selected the contract of C Joe Hudson from Triple-A Salt Lake…Requested unconditional release waivers on INF Nolan Fontana for purpose of granting him his unconditional release.

5: Recalled RHP Deck McGuire from Triple-A Salt Lake. 7: Recalled LHP Williams Jerez from Triple-A Salt Lake…INF Nolan

Fontana cleared waivers and was unconditionally released 11: Recalled RHP Parker Bridwell from Triple-A Salt Lake. 18: Reinstated LHP Tyler Skaggs from disabled list…Selected the

contract of INF Sherman Johnson from Triple-A Salt Lake…Transferred RHP Nick Tropeano to 60-day disabled list.

ANGELS 2018 DAY-BY-DAY RESULTS Pitchers in CAPS represent complete game * Denotes home sellout Bold = home game GM. DATE OPP W-L SCORE WINNER LOSER REC POS GB ATTD TOTAL__

85 7/1 @BAL L 2-8 Gausman (4-6) McGuire (0-1) 43-42 4 -11.5 18,351 1,200,685 - 7/2 OFF DAY 86 7/3 @SEA L 1-4 LeBlanc (4-0) Heaney (4-6) 43-43 4 -12.5 38,624 1,239,309 87 7/4 @SEA W 7-4 Richards (5-4) Leake (8-5) 44-43 4 -12.5 39,518 1,278,827 88 7/5 @SEA L 1-4 Gonzales (9-5) Barria (5-5) 44-44 4 -13.5 32,128 1,310,955 89 7/6 LAD W 3-2 Parker (2-1) Jansen (0-2) 45-44 4 -13.5 *44,323 1,550,959 90 7/7 LAD L 1-3 Stripling (7-2) Cole (0-1) 45-45 4 -14.5 *44,409 1,595,368 91 7/8 LAD W 4-3 Heaney (5-6) Chargois (2-2) 46-45 4 -14.5 42,213 1,637,581 - 7/9 OFF DAY 92 7/10 SEA W 9-3 Ramirez (4-3) Leake (8-6) 47-45 4 -14.0 33,092 1,670,673 93 7/11 SEA L 0-3 Gonzales (10-5) Barria (5-6) 47-46 4 -14.0 35,591 1,706,264 94 7/12 SEA W 11-2 Skaggs (7-5) Paxton (8-4) 48-46 4 -13.0 *44,027 1,750,291 95 7/13 @LAD L 2-3 Ferguson (2-1) Bedrosian (3-2) 48-47 4 -14.0 53,368 1,364,323 96 7/14 @LAD W 5-4 (10) Álvarez (4-3) Jansen (0-3) 49-47 4 -14.0 53,797 1,418,120 97 7/15 @LAD L 3-5 Maeda (7-5) Cole (0-2) 49-48 4 -14.0 47,871 1,465,991 - 7/16 – 7/19 ALL-STAR BREAK (@ WASHINGTON) 98 7/20 HOU L 1-3 Keuchel (8-8) Skaggs (7-6) 49-49 4 -15.0 42,422 1,792,713 99 7/21 HOU L 0-7 Verlander (10-5) Tropeano (3-5) 49-50 4 -16.0 *44,264 1,836,977 100 7/22 HOU W 14-5 Heaney (6-6) McCullers Jr. (10-5) 50-50 4 -15.0 35,298 1,869,275 101 7/23 CWS L 3-5 Giolito (7-8) Barria (5-7) 50-51 4 -15.5 35,285 1,904,560 102 7/24 CWS L 2-4 Rodon (3-3) Peña (1-1) 50-52 4 -16.5 33,937 1,938,497 103 7/25 CWS W 11-3 Skaggs (8-6) Shields (4-12) 51-52 4 -15.5 34,321 1,972,818 104 7/26 CWS W 12-8 Tropeano (4-5) Covey (4-6) 52-52 4 -15.0 33,826 2,006,644 105 7/27 SEA W 4-3 (10) Johnson (3-2) Nicasio (1-5) 53-52 4 -14.0 42,336 2,048,980 106 7/28 SEA W 11-5 Barria (6-7) Hernández (8-9) 54-52 4 -13.0 43,325 2,092,305 107 7/29 SEA L 5-8 Gonzales (12-5) Peña (1-2) 54-53 4 -12.5 35,396 2,127,701 - 7/30 OFF DAY 108 7/31 @TB L 6-10 Yarbrough (10-5) Skaggs (8-7) 54-54 4 -13.5 15,858 1,481,849 109 8/1 @TB L 2-7 Faria (4-3) Tropeano (4-6) 54-55 4 -14.5 9,132 1,490,981 110 8/2 @TB L 2-4 Beeks (1-1) Heaney (6-7) 54-56 4 -15.0 10,988 1,501,969 111 8/3 @CLE W 7-4 Anderson (3-2) Perez (0-1) 55-56 4 -15.0 35,242 1,537,211 112 8/4 @CLE L 0-3 Kluber (14-6) Peña (1-3) 55-57 4 -16.0 34,814 1,572,025 113 8/5 @CLE L 3-4 Bieber (6-2) McGuire (0-2) 55-58 4 -16.0 28,993 1,601,018 114 8/6 DET W 6-2 Tropeano (5-6) Boyd (6-10) 56-58 4 -16.0 34,073 2,161,774 115 8/7 DET W 11-5 Heaney (7-7) Turner (0-1) 57-58 4 -16.0 35,824 2,197,598 116 8/8 DET W 6-0 Barria (7-7) Hardy (4-4) 58-58 4 -15.5 38,832 2,235,430 - 8/9 OFF DAY 117 8/10 OAK W 4-3 Johnson (4-2) Trivino (8-2) 59-58 4 -14.0 42,722 2,278,152 118 8/11 OAK L 0-7 E. Jackson (4-2) Skaggs (8-8) 59-59 4 -14.0 39,425 2,317,577 119 8/12 OAK L 7-8 Rodney (4-2) Johnson (4-3) 59-60 4 -14.0 38,364 2,355,941 120 8/13 @SD W 6-3 (10) Bedrosian (4-2) Stammen (5-2) 60-60 4 -13.5 22,609 1,623,627 121 8/14 @SD W 7-3 Barria (8-7) Kennedy (0-2) 61-60 4 -12.5 21,747 1,645,374 122 8/15 @SD W 3-2 Álvarez (5-3) Yates (4-1) 62-60 4 -12.5 22,851 1,668,225 123 8/16 @TEX L 6-8 Moore (2-6) Anderson (3-3) 62-61 4 -13.0 18,398 1,686,623 124 8/17 @TEX L 4-6 Hutchinson (1-1) Despaigne (0-1) 62-62 4 -13.0 27,816 1,714,439 125 8/18 @TEX W 11-7 Bedrosian (5-2) Butler (1-2) 63-62 4 -12.0 24,768 1,739,207 126 8/19 @TEX L 2-4 Moore (3-6) N. Ramirez (4-4) 63-63 4 -12.0 26,681 1,765,888 - 8/20 OFF DAY 127 8/21 @ARI L 4-5 Boxberger (2-4) Bedrosian (5-3) 63-64 4 -13.5 30,420 1,796,308 128 8/22 @ARI L 1-5 Buchholz (7-2) Despaigne (0-2) 63-65 4 -14.5 23,584 1,819,892 - 8/23 OFF DAY 129 8/24 HOU L 3-9 Keuchel (10-10) Heaney (7-8) 63-66 4 -15.5 42,788 2,398,729 130 8/25 HOU L 3-8 Verlander (13-8) Barria (8-8) 63-67 4 -16.5 41,654 2,440,383 131 8/26 HOU L 1-3 Valdez (2-0) Peña (1-4) 63-68 4 -17.5 37,530 2,477,913 132 8/27 COL W 10-7 Johnson (5-3) Ottavino (6-3) 64-68 4 -17.5 35,305 2,513,218 133 8/28 COL L 2-3 Freeland (12-7) N. Ramirez (4-5) 64-69 4 -17.5 35,207 2,548,425 - 8/29 OFF DAY 134 8/30 @HOU W 5-2 Heaney (8-8) Verlander (13-9) 65-69 4 -17.0 30,371 1,850,263 135 8/31 @HOU W 3-0 Barria (9-8) Valdez (2-1) 66-69 4 -16.0 35,675 1,885,938 136 9/1 @HOU L 3-7 Smith (5-1) Bedrosian (5-4) 66-70 4 -17.0 41,662 1,927,560 137 9/2 @HOU L 2-4 Cole (13-5) Ohtani (4-2) 66-71 4 -18.0 41,506 1,969,066 138 9/3 @TEX W 3-1 Cole (1-2) Curtis (0-1) 67-71 4 -18.0 21,048 1,990,114 139 9/4 @TEX L 2-4 Minor (11-7) Heaney (8-9) 67-72 4 -19.0 17,625 2,007,739 140 9/5 @TEX W 9-3 Barria (8-10) Colon (7-12) 68-72 4 -19.0 19,966 2,027,735 - 9/6 OFF DAY 141 9/7 @CWS W 5-2 Peña (2-4) Rodon (6-5) 69-72 4 -19.0 18,236 2,045,971 142 9/8 @CWS W 12-3 Shoemaker (2-0) Shields (6-16) 70-72 4 -19.0 27,146 2,073,117 143 9/9 @CWS W 1-0 Heaney (9-9) Hamilton (0-1) 71-72 4 -18.0 24,020 2,097,137 144 9/10 TEX L 2-5 Minor (12-7) Barria (10-9) 71-73 4 -19.0 32,891 2,581,316 145 9/11 TEX W 1-0 Ramirez (5-5) Sampson (0-1) 72-73 4 -19.0 33,756 2,615,072 146 9/12 TEX W 8-1 Peña (3-4) Gallardo (8-5) 73-73 4 -19.0 33,028 2,648,100 147 9/13 SEA L 2-8 Leake (10-9) Despaigne (0-3) 73-74 4 -19.5 33,328 2,681,428 148 9/14 SEA L 0-5 Warren (3-2) Shoemaker (2-1) 73-75 4 -19.5 39,872 2,721,300 149 9/15 SEA L 5-6 Pazos (4-1) Álvarez (5-4) 73-76 4 -20.5 42,292 2,763,592 150 9/16 SEA W 4-3 Cole (2-2) Vincent (3-4) 74-76 4 -20.5 35,578 2,799,170 - 9/17 OFF DAY 151 9/18 @OAK W 9-7 Ramirez (6-5) Trivino (8-3) 75-76 4 -20.5 15,031 2,112,168 152 9/19 @OAK L 0-10 Anderson (4-5) Peña (3-5) 75-77 4 -20.0 16,425 2,128,593 153 9/20 @OAK L 3-21 Jackson (6-3) Shoemaker (2-2) 75-78 4 -20.5 17,217 2,145,810 154 9/21 @HOU L 3-11 Cole (15-5) Heaney (9-10) 75-79 4 -21.5 39,977 2,185,787 155 9/22 @HOU L 5-10 McHugh (6-2) Buttrey (0-1) 75-80 4 -22.5 41,822 2,227,609 156 9/23 @HOU L 2-6 Valdez (4-1) Skaggs (8-9) 75-81 4 -23.5 43,247 2,270,856 157 9/24 TEX W 5-4 (11) Cole (3-2) Moore (3-8) 76-81 4 -23.5 29,052 2,828,222 158 9/25 TEX 159 9/26 TEX - 9/27 OFF DAY 160 9/28 OAK 161 9/29 OAK 162 9/30 OAK

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2018 Starters by Position / Batting Order & Team Record

BY POSITION C: Arcia (11-13); Maldonado (36-41); Rivera (10-12); Briceño (18-14); Hudson (1-1) 1B: Pujols (37-33); Marte (18-22); Valbuena (10-10); Cowart (2-1); Fernández (9-14) ; Arcia (0-1) 2B: Kinsler (41-48); Cozart (11-4); Fletcher (21-22); Cowart (2-6);

Johnson (0-1); Fernández (1-0) 3B: Valbuena (26-19); Cozart (15-17); Fletcher (10-14); Marte (2-6); Schimpf (1-0); Cowart (7-5); Fernández (0-1);

Ward (15-19) SS: Simmons (68-73); Cozart (5-6); Fontana (1-0); Fletcher (1-2);

Cowart (1-0) LF: Upton (68-68); Schimpf (1-0); Young (3-3); Cowart (0-3);

Blash (1-2); E. Young, Jr. (2-5); Hermosillo (1-0) CF: Trout (58-61); C. Young (5-5); Hermosillo (3-3); E. Young Jr. (10-12) RF: Calhoun (63-61); Young (6-9) ; Blash (2-6); Hermosillo (5-5) DH: Pujols (2-27); Ohtani (39-38); Trout (6-9); C. Young (1-0);

Upton (4-0); Simmons (0-1); Fernández (1-1) BATTING ORDER 1st: Cozart (16-10); Kinsler (25-28); Trout (0-2); Fletcher (5-11);

Calhoun (30-29); Simmons (0-1) 2nd: Trout (41-40); Calhoun (2-3); Ohtani (4-4); Simmons (8-11); Cozart (1-0); Upton (2-4); E. Young Jr. (0-1); Fletcher (17-15);

Fernández (1-3) 3rd: Upton (48-44); Trout (23-28); Simmons (0-1); Ohtani (5-6);

Pujols (0-2) 4th: Pujols (47-47); Ohtani (5-13); Valbuena (1-1); Simmons (4-6); Upton (18-14); Fernández (1-0) 5th: Calhoun (10-4); Cozart (3-3); Simmons (21-27); Valbuena (8-10); Ohtani (15-8); Maldonado (0-1); Fernández (2-4); Pujols (10-11); Kinsler (1-1); Fletcher (0-1);

Arcia (1-1); Rivera (0-2); Marte (1-2); Upton (4-6) 6th: Simmons (33-24); Calhoun (3-2); Marte (8-7); Cozart (9-10);

Ohtani (4-6); Kinsler (4-8); Valbuena (5-5); Maldonado (1-2); Fernández (2-1); Young (0-1); Fletcher (2-5); Arcia (1-2); Cowart (1-0); Rivera (2-3); Ward (1-5)

7th: Valbuena (20-10); Simmons (1-3); Young (3-3); Marte (8-10); Ohtani (1-0); Cozart (2-4); Calhoun (5-5); Blash (2-6); Kinsler (10-10); Maldonado (3-3); Fernández (5-6); Briceño (4-1); Fletcher (0-1); Cowart (1-8); Arcia (4-6); Ward (6-4); Rivera (0-1); Hermosillo (1-0) 8th: Ohtani (5-1); C. Young (9-5); Marte (3-7); Maldonado (17-20); Simmons (1-1); Calhoun (7-13); Rivera (1-0); Briceño (8-7); Cowart (9-6); Valbuena (1-3); Blash (1-1); Fernández (0-2); Kinsler (1-0); Arcia (3-3); E. Young Jr. (3-3); Ward (8-7); Hermosillo (0-1) 9th: Maldonado (15-15); Rivera (7-6); Schimpf (2-0); Valbuena (1-0); Hermosillo (8-7); C. Young (3-8); Calhoun (6-5); Briceño (6-6); Marte (0-2); Fletcher (8-5); Fernández (0-1); Kinsler (0-1); Fontana (1-0); Peña (0-1), Heaney (2-1), Barria (2-0); McGuire (0-1); Blash (0-1); Arcia (2-2); E. Young Jr. (9-13); Peña (1-1); Despaigne (0-1); Cowart (1-1); Hudson (1-1); Ward (1-2); Johnson (0-1)

2018 ANGELS MISCELLANEOUS

BATTING Most Hits ....................................................................... 18; 4/10 @ TEX Most Runs .................................................................. 14; 7/22 vs. HOU Most Home Runs .............................................................. 5; 4/3 vs. CLE Most Home Runs in an Inning ..................... 2; several, last 9/24 vs. TEX Most Stolen Bases ............................................................. 4; 9/4 @ TEX Most LOB ..................................................................... 16; 5/12 vs. MIN

TEAM PITCHING Fewest Hits Allowed ......................................... 1; twice, last 6/6 vs. KC Most Hits Allowed ....................................................... 22; 9/20 @ OAK Most Runs Allowed ...................................................... 21; 9/20 @ OAK Most Home Runs Allowed ............................6; twice last 7/26 vs. CWS Most Walks Issued ........................................................ 10; 4/7 vs. OAK Most Strikeouts ............................................................. 17; 4/21 vs. SF

TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Winning Streak ....................................................... 7; 4/8-4/14 Longest Losing Streak ........................................................ 6; 8/19-8/26 Most Games Over .500 ............................................................. 10; 4/14 Most Games Under .500 ............................................................. 6; 9/23 Largest Lead in the A.L. West ................................................... 2.5; 4/17 Largest Deficit in the A.L. West ............................................. -23.5; 9/24 Largest Comeback Win ....................... 6; 4/6 vs. OAK (trailed 6-0 in 2nd) Largest Lead Blown in a Loss............................................ 5; 8/16 @ TEX Highest Temperature ..................................... 108 degrees; 7/6 vs. LAD Lowest Temperature ......................................... 42 degrees; 4/14 @ KC Walk-off Wins ..................................... Zack Cozart, solo HR; 4/4 vs. CLE ............................................................ Justin Upton, single; 5/1 vs. BAL

Zack Cozart, single; 5/13 vs. MIN Ian Kinsler, single (Fletcher scores on E9); 7/6 vs. LAD

Kole Calhoun, solo HR; 7/27 vs. SEA Jose Briceño, solo HR; 9/24 vs. TEX

ANGELS 2018 REPLAY CHALLENGES Angels’ totals: 42 plays challenged – 22 call overturned Opponents: 43 plays challenged – 24 calls overturned

Umpires: 3 plays reviewed – 1 call overturned