Astros face Angels in upcoming A.L. West series at Daikin Park
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 2:00 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

The Houston Astros are set to face the Los Angeles Angels in an A.L. West series at Daikin Park. Mark Gubicza, a color commentator for the Angels, shared insights on the matchup, highlighting the importance of varied pitching approaches against elite hitters like Yordan Alvarez. Despite a challenging season, Gubicza remains optimistic about Mike Trout finishing his career with the Angels and mentioned potential roster changes as new players from the minors may join the team. The series promises to be competitive as both teams vie for positioning in the standings.
- •Astros and Angels to meet at Daikin Park this week
- •Mark Gubicza comments on Alvarez's hitting prowess
- •Mike Trout expected to remain with Angels long-term
- •Angels may introduce new minor league players soon
- •Current season has posed challenges for the Angels
- 2:00 PMYahoo Sports — Astros vs. Angels Series Primer with LA Broadcaster Mark Gubicza
"Mark Gubicza serves as a color commentator for the L.A. Angels. The 2x former All-Star Pitcher joins us exclusively at The Crawfish Boxes to preview the Astros next A.L. West series from Daikin Park. Q: I can recall some classic battles that you had back in the days with Boggs & Mattingly. How would you […]
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