Angels lose final game, mark 100-loss season in MLB history

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Last updated Sep 28, 2026

Angels lose final game, mark 100-loss season in MLB history
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The Los Angeles Angels concluded their season on Sunday with a loss, becoming the last MLB team to finish with 100 losses in a single season. They were the only MLB franchise previously not to reach this milestone, falling short despite winning two out of four games against the Seattle Mariners in their final series. With this result, the Angels have now finished fifth in the AL West for three consecutive years and are experiencing the longest playoff drought in MLB history, having not reached the postseason since 2014. After the season, team ownership transitioned from Arte Moreno to Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, which aims to revitalize the Angels for future seasons.

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  • •Angels finished the season losing 100 games.
  • •They lost their final game against the Mariners.
  • •This is the first time the Angels have lost 100 games in a season.
  • •The team has not had a winning season since 2015.
  • •New ownership is expected to shape future changes.
Latest Updates
  • 2:17 AMYahoo Sports — Angels Fulfill 100-Loss Destiny, Drop A 7-3 Game To Seattle
  • 1:44 AMYahoo Sports — Angels Make Unfortunate MLB History on Last Day of Season
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The Los Angeles Angels lost the final game of their season Sunday, making them the final team in MLB to lose 100 games in a single season. The post Angels Make Unfortunate MLB History on Last Day of Season appeared first on LA Sports Report.

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The Los Angeles Angels lost their 100th game of the season in the season finale to the Mariners.

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