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• The Angels finished the regular season in 4th place in the AL West Division, 10 games behind the 1st place Athletics.

• Los Angeles have not been to the postseason since 2014, where they were swept in the American League Division Series by the Kansas City Royals.
• The team has also missed out on the playoffs in 10 out of the last 11 seasons, dating back to 2010.
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Angel Stadium of Anaheim



• Home to the Los Angeles Angels, Del E. Webb Company began constructing this stadium in 1966, and years later, from 1997-1999, renovations were made by the Turner Construction Company. $24 million dollars was spent in 1966 for stadium construction, while $118 million was spent for renovations during the late 90s.
• Although the stadium is often referred to by its unofficial nickname, “The Big A”, there have been a few name changes over the course of its history. It was named Anaheim Stadium from 1966-1997, and then from 1997-2003 it was changed to Edison International Field, and finally to its present name in 2004.
• Currently, the stadium’s capacity sits at 45,050, and fans who visit the stadium have the unique opportunity to see its 210-ton sign illuminate following games that the Angels wins, which has resulted in fans to coin the expression, “Light that baby Up!”