Santana, Wells help Halos roll against Toronto

Vernon Wells' second-inning blast helped set the tone and starter Ervin Santana took care of the rest in the Angels' 5-1 victory over the Blue Jays on Friday before a crowd of 24,731 at Rogers Centre.
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Vote now for Jackson and Carew

Reggie Jackson's ability to perform in the clutch earned him the nickname 'Mr. October.' Rod Carew's hitting mastery let him claim seven batting titles. Ever wondered how your skills would stack up against either former Angel great? Now could be your chance.
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Unearned run all Weaver, Halos need for win

Jered Weaver pitched seven-plus shutout innings and the Angels needed only two hits and an unearned run to down the Rangers, 1-0, on Thursday.
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Angels storm back to halt Rangers' streak

Seemingly down and out, the Angels' offense roared to life with six sixth-inning runs, turning a five-run deficit around to snap Texas' winning streak at 12 games with an improbable 9-8 victory on Wednesday.
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Walden, Downs earn high praise from Scioscia

Rookie closer Jordan Walden made the American League All-Star team, and veteran southpaw setup man Scott Downs easily could have been in Arizona with him.
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Tribute precedes Autry's induction to Hall

The original owner of the Angels, Gene Autry, was inducted into the club's Hall of Fame in a moving ceremony on Tuesday. Current owner Arte Moreno presented Jackie Autry with a commemorative ring.game against the Rangers.
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Autry to enter Angels Hall of Fame on Tuesday

The original owner of the Angels, Gene Autry, will be inducted into the Angels Hall of Fame before Tuesday's game against the Rangers.
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Halos host hot Rangers to begin summer rush

The Rangers' road trip continues with a swing through Anaheim where they will put their 11-game winning streak on the line against the Angels. Alexi Ogando and Tyler Chatwood get things started on Tuesday.
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Chatwood tasked with taming Rangers in return

Tuesday's game between the red-hot Rangers and the Angels will not only serve as the opener to a crucial division series, it will also see two young pitchers — Texas' Alexi Ogando and the Halos' Tyler Chatwood — make their first starts in nearly two weeks.
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Angels aim to continue support for Pineiro

Gio Gonzalez has had the Angels' number, while Los Angeles has been hot and hopes to continue its winning ways deep into the summer. These will be topics of discussion as the Angels take on the A's in Oakland Coliseum on Sunday.
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Twin bill sweep eludes Angels in 10th

In front of 27,379 customers enjoying Oakland's first traditional doubleheader since 1997, the Angels played long ball with homers by Mark Trumbo and Vernon Wells, but the A's salvaged a split with a 4-3 victory in 10 innings.
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Kotchman manages 3,000th game

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