The Latest Breaking News from Hunter Renfroe

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Angels’ 9-7 loss to the Chicago White Sox on Thursday afternoon will likely rank pretty high on the list of the most frustrating games of their season.

This season has been one long farewell to arms for the Dodgers, who lost Tony Gonsolin to a left ankle sprain and Ryan Pepiot to a left oblique strain in March, Dustin May to a serious forearm injury and Julio Urías to a left hamstring strain in mid-May, and Noah…

ARLINGTON, Texas — Hunter Renfroe picked a good time to show signs of snapping out of his slump.

To understand the beauty of a Shohei Ohtani start is to anticipate something amazing will happen, even when no fancy records or flashy numbers occur. In his start against the Minnesota Twins on Sunday at Angel Stadium, Ohtani was just another ace with a quality start — yet he was…

BALTIMORE — The Angels pulled out just the type of roller-coaster victory that makes a cross-country flight much more pleasant.

Mike Trout bears a striking resemblance to fellow Halos outfielder Hunter Renfroe, and it’s led to some confusion among friends, family and teammates.

NEW YORK — Aaron Judge has said it before, multiple times.

BOSTON —When Phil Nevin decided to give both Mike Trout and Anthony Rendon a day off on Monday, the Angels manager he was planning on riding Shohei Ohtani’s arm deep into the game.

Sunday's matinee could have resulted in a third straight series win to open the season for the Angels. Instead, they squandered an early six-run lead against the Toronto Blue Jays, then tried to win from behind but ultimately fell short in extra innings.

How’d he do this?

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