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  1. Chris Iannetta hits a homer in the 12th inning to give the Angels a 5-4 victory over the A's, and give their spirits a huge lift as the team launches a 10-day trip, starting Friday at Detroit.<br/><br/>A win is a win. And Mike Scioscia figures his Angels need at least 90 of them to have a shot at returning to the postseason for the first time since 2009.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/latimes/sports/baseball/mlb/angels/~4/JOrvZhYF0Hg" height="1" width="1"/> View the full article
  2. Albert Pujols has hit four home runs in his first 15 games this season, and he enters the Angels' nine-game, three-city road trip just four more away from being the 26th player in baseball history to amass 500 homers. View the full article
  3. A's 4 - Angles 5 (12 innings) Angels starter Tyler Skaggs allowed four earned runs in six innings of work. Down 4-3 in the ninth, the Halos rallied to send the game into extra innings — their forth extend contest in six days. The Angels bullpen held the A's to just four base runners before Chris Iannetta blasted a first pitch, two-out game winning home run in the bottom of the 12th. Click here to download the scorecard. If your new to scoring baseball or just need help interpreting some of the markup, download the key here
  4. ANAHEIM – Chris Iannetta finally ended it.The Angels catcher slammed a 12th-inning home run to dead center off Drew Pomeranz to beat the Oakland Athletics, 5-4, late Wednesday night at Angel Stadium.The first-pitch clout ended the Angels’... View the full article
  5. ANAHEIM – Chris Iannetta had a weird day at the plate Wednesday night.First, in the seventh inning of the Angels’ eventual 5-4 win over the Oakland Athletics, he was grazed by a pitch on his foot. Oakland challenged, but the play stood, and... View the full article
  6. TURNING POINT: Chris Iannetta’s 12th-inning homer snapped the Angels’ two-game losing streak and gave them two extra-inning wins on a six-game homestand in which four games went to overtime -- the first time that’s happened since June 1975. The Angels sent the game to extra innings when Howie Kendrick beat the relay on a potential game-ending double play, allowing Mike Trout to score from third. Trout, who drove in the Angels’ first run with a third-inning double, and Albert Pujols had back-to-back singles to start the inning. Kendrick could have won the game two innings earlier but his two-out drive to the warning track in right was speared by Brandon Moss, whose leaping, backhanded catch saved two runs. View the full article
  7. Detroit left-hander Drew Smyly is set to make his first start of the season in the series opener against the Angels on Friday. He'll be opposed by Angels righty Jered Weaver, who is looking for his first win of 2014. View the full article
  8. Bullpen has struggled and Michael Kohn, the team's only reliever with a win, says it helps to forget quickly. The Angels relievers put up a strong collective effort in win against Oakland. Angels reliever Michael Kohn says pitching out of the bullpen is a lot like playing offensive line. View the full article
  9. Just one more reason why the Angels' cleanup spot in Josh Hamilton's absence remains under pressure: Mike Trout's running game. View the full article
  10. Injured outfielder Kole Calhoun spent Wednesday getting tests done on the right ankle he rolled the night before, and the Angels spent the day figuring out their outfield for the near future. View the full article
  11. ANAHEIM - The Angels placed Kole Calhoun on the 15-day disabled list before Wednesday's game against the Oakland Athletics.The right fielder will miss 4-6 weeks with what Manager Mike Scioscia called a bad sprain of his right ankle. It was suffered... View the full article
  12. A's 10 - Angels 9 The Angels struck with two early runs, but he A’s rallied to answer each Halo lead taking a 9-7 advantage into the bottom of the ninth. Mike Trout delivered a two-run home run to tie the game but Oakland came back again, scoring the go ahead run in the 11th. The Angels rallied in the bottom half but fell short, leaving the winning runs in scoring position. Click here to download the scorecard. If your new to scoring baseball or just need help interpreting some of the markup, download the key here. View the full article
  13. ANAHEIM – Kole Calhoun hurt his right ankle in the 11th inning of Monday’s loss to the Oakland Athletics and appears headed for the disabled list, according to Angels manager Mike Scioscia.After grounding out to second to lead off the final... View the full article
  14. Angels right fielder and leadoff man Kole Calhoun twisted his right ankle after crossing first base on an 11th-inning groundout on Tuesday night and is headed to the 15-day disabled list, where he'll join cleanup-hitting left fielder Josh Hamilton. View the full article
  15. Angels can't hold on in extra innings after Mike Trout's two-run home run ties the game in the bottom of the ninth.<br/><br/>KEY MOMENT: Down by two runs in the ninth, Kole Calhoun double for his third hit of the game and Mike Trout hit a towering two-run homer to center field, his fifth of the season, against left-hander Sean Doolittle to pull the Angels even, 9-9. But Oakland went ahead in the 11th when Jed Lowrie singled and Josh Donaldson hit a run-scoring double to left against Yoslan Herrera.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/latimes/sports/baseball/mlb/angels/~4/HU87AkiM308" height="1" width="1"/> View the full article
  16. ANAHEIM – Mike Trout provided ninth-inning heroics Tuesday night, but they weren’t enough.For the second straight night, the Angels took a one-run lead into the late innings, and for the second straight night, their bullpen blew it in a 10-9... View the full article
  17. Angels can't hold on in extra innings after Trout's two-run home run ties the game in the bottom of the ninth. Athletics 10, Angels 9 (11 innings) View the full article
  18. ANAHEIM – J.B. Shuck was the Angels’ most frequent leadoff hitter in 2013, starting atop Mike Scioscia’s lineup 64 times.He was also the Angels’ most frequent No. 9 hitter. But rarely did he bat anywhere else in the order – until Tuesday... View the full article
  19. ATHLETICS AT ANGELS Where: Angel Stadium TV: KCOP/13, 7:05 p.m. Did you know: Heading into Tuesday’s game, the A’s have won 199 games since the start of the 2012 season, tied with the Atlanta Braves for the most in baseball. The Angels have won... View the full article
  20. Dane De La Rosa was placed on the disabled list Tuesday, two days after the Angels optioned him to Triple-A Salt Lake. The club determined that the 31-year-old right-hander was injured after sending him down to the Minors. And since an injured player can't be optioned, they voided the move and instead put him on the 15-day DL, retroactive to April 13. View the full article
  21. Angels hitting coach Don Baylor is currently in physical therapy, and manager Mike Scioscia is hopeful that he can rejoin the team in a limited capacity when it returns from a three-city road trip for the April 28 series opener against the Indians. View the full article
  22. David Freese began the 2014 season, his first in Anaheim, as the Angels' No. 5 hitter.Then, when Josh Hamilton went down last week, the third baseman took over the cleanup spot.But that was temporary. As Freese has continued to struggle, Angels... View the full article
  23. The Angels lost their first challenge of the season on Monday night, when Howie Kendrick was thrown out at first base on a bang-bang play with none on and one out in a one-run game in the bottom of the ninth. View the full article
  24. Albert Pujols delivered an RBI single and a solo home run to carry a 2-1 lead into the ninth behind starter Hector Santiago’s one run, five hit performance over seven innings. But Oakland spoiled the night for the Halos when John Jaso tagged Ernesto Frieri late for a pinch hit, two-run home run to give the A’s a 3-2 victory. Click here to download the scorecard. If your new to scoring baseball or just need help interpreting some of the markup, download the key here. View the full article
  25. The closer throws a fastball up and in to Oakland's John Jaso, who hits a two-run home run in the ninth inning. Angels' Albert Pujols hits the 496th home run of his career. Ernesto Frieri felt as though John Jaso was late on his fastball, so with a 1-and-2 count and a runner aboard in the top of the ninth inning Monday night, the Angels closer, on to protect a one-run lead, tried to throw a two-seam fastball down and away to the left-handed hitter. View the full article
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