Los Angeles Angels

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Major League Baseball team professional baseball team

The Los Angeles Angels are a Major League Baseball franchise based in the Greater Los Angeles area, known for competing in the American League and for featuring star players such as Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani.

Aliases (14)

California Angels ×17
Anaheim Angels ×12
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim ×8
Los Angeles Angels (minor league) ×3
Los Angeles Angels (PCL) ×2
Angels Baseball ×1
Angels Baseball LP ×1
California Angels franchise ×1
Los Angeles Angels (1961–1965) ×1
Los Angeles Angels (Pacific Coast League) ×1
Los Angeles Angels (broadcaster) ×1
Los Angeles Angels (coach) ×1
Los Angeles Angels franchise ×1
Los Angeles Angels organization ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Major League Baseball team → professional baseball team →
abbreviation	LAA →
city	Anaheim →
country	United States →
division	American League West →
divisionTitles	9 →
expansionTeam	true →
formerName	Anaheim Angels → California Angels → Los Angeles Angels (1961–1965) → Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim →
founded	1961 →
homeBallpark	Angel Stadium of Anaheim →
league	Major League Baseball →
leaguePennants	1 →
locatedIn	Anaheim, California → Greater Los Angeles area →
mascot	Rally Monkey →
notableManager	Gene Mauch → Joe Maddon → Mike Scioscia →
notablePlayer	Garret Anderson → Mike Trout → Nolan Ryan → Rod Carew → Shohei Ohtani → Tim Salmon → Troy Glaus → Vladimir Guerrero →
owner	Angels Baseball LP → Arte Moreno →
retiredNumber	11 → 26 → 29 → 30 → 34 → 42 → 50 →
sport	baseball →
state	California →
subleague	American League →
teamColors	navy blue → red → white →
uniformNumberRetiredFor	11 – Jim Fregosi → 26 – Gene Autry (honorary) →
wonWorldSeries	2002 →
worldSeriesTitles	1 →

Referenced by (69)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Albert Pujols → Albert Pujols → Eddie Murray ("Anaheim Angels") → Eddie Murray ("California Angels franchise") → Hideki Matsui ("Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim") → Jim Edmonds ("California Angels") → Jim Edmonds ("Anaheim Angels") → John Farrell ("California Angels") → Luis Tiant ("California Angels") → Shane Victorino ("Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim") →	playedFor
Dick Williams ("California Angels") → Joe Maddon → Mike Scioscia ("Anaheim Angels") → Mike Scioscia ("Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim") → Mike Scioscia →	managedTeam
Eddie Murray ("Anaheim Angels") → Luis Tiant ("California Angels") → Reggie Jackson ("California Angels") → Shane Victorino ("Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim") →	finalMLBTeam
Los Angeles Angels ("Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim") → Los Angeles Angels ("California Angels") → Los Angeles Angels ("Anaheim Angels") → Los Angeles Angels ("Los Angeles Angels (1961–1965)") →	formerName
Fernando Valenzuela ("California Angels") → Frank Chance ("Los Angeles Angels (minor league)") → Frank Robinson ("California Angels") → Reggie Jackson ("California Angels") →	memberOfSportsTeam
Bo Jackson ("California Angels") → Tony Conigliaro ("California Angels") → Tony Conigliaro →	MLBTeam
Gavvy Cravath ("Los Angeles Angels (Pacific Coast League)") → Kyuji Fujikawa ("Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim") → Mitch Williams ("California Angels") →	team
Dick Enberg ("Angels Baseball") → Don Drysdale ("Los Angeles Angels (broadcaster)") →	employer
American League West ("California Angels") → American League West ("Anaheim Angels") →	formerTeam
Anaheim → Greater Los Angeles Area →	hasSportsTeam
American League → American League West →	hasTeam
Rocket City Trash Pandas →	affiliatedWith
2005 Chicago White Sox World Series championship ("Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim") →	ALCSOpponent
Pujols Family Foundation →	associatedWith
San Francisco Seals ("Los Angeles Angels (PCL)") →	competition
2008 Major League Baseball season ("Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim") →	divisionChampion
Jim Edmonds ("California Angels") →	draftedBy
Washington Senators (1961–1971) →	expansionPartner
Shohei Ohtani →	formerMLBTeam
2002 American League Championship Series ("Anaheim Angels") →	homeTeam
2002 American League Championship Series ("Anaheim Angels") →	leagueChampion
Fred McMullin ("Los Angeles Angels (minor league)") →	minorLeagueTeam
Mobile BayBears →	MLBAffiliation
Shohei Ohtani →	MLBDebutTeam
Jim Edmonds ("California Angels") →	MLBdebutTeam
Pacific Coast League ("Los Angeles Angels (PCL)") →	notableFormerTeam
Mike Scioscia →	numberRetiredBy
Rocket City Trash Pandas ("Los Angeles Angels organization") →	organization
Los Angeles Angels ("Angels Baseball LP") →	owner
Rocket City Trash Pandas →	parentClub
2002 American League Championship Series ("Anaheim Angels") →	participant
2002 American League Championship Series ("Anaheim Angels") →	pennantWinner
Reggie Jackson ("Los Angeles Angels franchise") →	playedForFranchise
Dodger Stadium →	previousHomeTeam
Joe Maddon ("Los Angeles Angels (coach)") →	previouslyCoachedFor
2002 American League Championship Series ("Anaheim Angels") →	team1
Frank Chance ("Los Angeles Angels (minor league)") →	teamManaged
2002 American League Championship Series ("Anaheim Angels") →	winner
Dick Enberg ("California Angels") →	workedForTeam