Angels availability history

Injury
Archive.

2016–2026 is now reconciled

The modern research window contains eleven seasons of official Angels MLB injured-list episodes. Older records remain searchable, with every partial or provisional legacy season clearly separated from the modern analysis.

The availability lab · 2016–2026

What the documented record shows.

Patterns are descriptive, not diagnoses. This page identifies concentrations and recurrence for further investigation; it does not prove that training, workload, coaching or medical decisions caused an injury.

Documented episodes—official MLB IL placements
Highest-volume season—year · episode count
Typical closed episode—median placement-to-activation span
Repeat-burden players—three or more episodes

Eleven-season trend

episodes by year

Injury-region mix

normalized for comparison

Research signals

Questions worth investigating.

These observations help direct review of workload, recurrence, return-to-play and roster construction. They are not causal conclusions.

Repeat appearances

Players with the most documented episodes

Coverage ledger

Every modern season is represented

—sourced episodes
—players covered
—documented games missed

Episodes by body area

covered records

Season timeline

episodes per year

Source-backed records

Injury timeline

Read the record carefully

Coverage is not absence.

One episode, not every transaction. Transfers and activations belonging to one injury are consolidated.

No silent estimates. Games missed appear only when an official source states the total. Calendar spans use official placement and activation dates.

Every entry is traceable. Each record links directly to its MLB, Angels or identified archival source.