Legendary Players & Managers
19 entries in the Los Angeles Angels compendium.
Legendary Players & Managers — Era Chart
Nolan RyanThe right-handed power pitcher who redefined velocity and durability for the California AnTroy GlausThe power-hitting third baseman who delivered a historic World Series MVP performance for Mike TroutThe active WAR leader and three-time AL MVP who redefined excellence for the Los Angeles AMike SciosciaOne of the few figures in MLB history to spend a decade-plus with one team as a player andTim SalmonThe King Fish who anchored the lineup from 1992 to 2006 and powered a World Series title.Garret AndersonThe left-handed slugger who delivered the series-winning hit in the 2002 World Series and Albert PujolsFrom Santo Domingo streets to 700 home runs: The Machine's Angels era.Bobby GrichA six-time All-Star second baseman who led the AL in home runs in 1981 and anchored the AnDean ChanceThe youngest Cy Young winner at the time, known for turning his back on batters and postinDon BaylorThe 1979 MVP who led the Angels to their first division title and later managed the club.David EcksteinThe shortest player in MLB history who led his team with grit, winning a World Series MVP Kendrys MoralesThe Cuban-Dominican slugger who broke records in Cuba and the majors before an infamous ceJered WeaverThe dominant college star who became a three-time All-Star ace for the Angels.Reggie JacksonThe Hall of Fame slugger who brought 'Mr. October' power to Anaheim and helped the Angels Torii HunterElite defense and clutch hitting defined his legendary five-year run in Anaheim.Don SuttonThe veteran right-hander who chased history on California soil before reaching 300 wins.Wally JoynerThe All-Star first baseman who sparked 'Wally World' mania in Anaheim.Gene MauchThe brilliant, volatile tactician who brought discipline to the early California Angels.Jim AbbottThe one-armed ace who defied odds to pitch a no-hitter and captivate the Angels faithful.
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