Big A CompanionFor every Angels fan who wants to know more.FINAL · VERIFIED · PERMANENT
The 2026
Season Archive.
One permanent record of the Angels’ completed season—results, leaders, team totals, attendance, health and roster economics—preserved from traceable sources.
THE COMPLETE PICTURE
A season that can be studied,
not merely remembered.
The record below separates team outcomes, individual leadership and documented availability. Each number remains connected to its underlying archive.
THE SEASON IN ONE SENTENCE
Individual breakthroughs could not overcome a team-wide run deficit.
- The Angels finished 62–100 and fifth in the American League West.
- The club went 19–29 in one-run games and was outscored by 97 runs.
- Zach Neto led the offense in home runs, hits, RBI and stolen bases.
- Reid Detmers struck out 211 batters, the staff’s highest total.
MONTH BY MONTH
W–LCLUB LEADERS
Who carried the numbers.
Counting-stat leaders use every official Angels appearance. OPS requires 502 plate appearances; ERA uses a clearly labeled 100-inning floor.
At the plate
On the mound
TEAM TOTALS
The statistical fingerprint.
Official regular-season Angels totals. Rate statistics are displayed exactly as published by MLB.
Offense
Pitching
FOLLOW EVERY THREAD
The season connects to the whole Companion.
ALL 162
Every final score.
| Date | Site | Opponent | Result | Score | Attendance |
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SOURCE & VALIDATION NOTES
No silent corrections.
Schedule, results, standings, team statistics and 2026 home-game attendance come from the official MLB Stats API. Player records follow the site’s existing qualification rule: at least one Angels regular-season hitting, pitching or fielding appearance.