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Angels finish 62–100 in first 100-loss season
A 7–3 loss to Seattle in the regular-season finale left the Angels with the first triple-digit loss total in the franchise’s 66-season history.
The Los Angeles Angels finished 62–100 after a 7–3 loss to the Seattle Mariners on September 27, marking the first 100-loss season in franchise history, the Associated Press reported through the Los Angeles Times. The Angels ended the year with a 10-game losing streak.
What it means locally
Seattle starter Logan Gilbert struck out eight and held the Angels hitless through four innings before leaving after a leadoff walk in the fifth. The Mariners built a 6–1 advantage, while Bryce Teodosio drove in the Angels’ first run and José Siri added a two-run homer in the eighth. Major League Baseball’s final standings placed the Angels fifth in the American League West at 62–100, 19 games behind Houston. The accompanying photograph shows Angel Stadium in 2015 and is not an image of the September 2026 finale in Seattle.
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