Los Angeles Angels all-time roster

1961 to 2026 · 975 players

How many players have played for the Los Angeles Angels?

975 players have a season with the Los Angeles Angels on file, from 1961 to 2026: 491 at the plate and 484 on the mound. Garret Anderson played the most games for the club, 2,013. Los Angeles Angels all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Los Angeles Angels hitter, 1961 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Garret Anderson	1994–2008	2,013	2,368	272	1,292	.296
Mike Trout	2011–2026	1,790	1,878	426	1,072	.290
Tim Salmon	1992–2006	1,672	1,674	299	1,016	.282
Brian Downing	1978–1990	1,661	1,588	222	846	.271
Jim Fregosi	1961–1971	1,429	1,408	115	546	.268
Darin Erstad	1996–2006	1,320	1,505	114	625	.286
Bobby Grich	1977–1986	1,222	1,103	154	557	.269
Erick Aybar	2006–2015	1,220	1,223	48	417	.276
Albert Pujols	2012–2020	1,157	1,163	217	771	.257
Gary DiSarcina	1990–2000	1,084	966	28	355	.258
Howie Kendrick	2006–2014	1,081	1,204	78	501	.292
Dick C. Schofield	1983–1996	1,073	792	48	278	.232
Adam Kennedy	2000–2006	992	935	51	353	.280
Bob Boone	1982–1988	968	742	39	318	.245
Kole Calhoun	2012–2019	966	884	140	451	.249
Chili Davis	1988–1996	950	973	156	618	.279
Chone Figgins	2002–2009	936	1,045	31	341	.291
Buck Rodgers	1961–1969	932	704	31	288	.232
Wally Joyner	1986–2001	899	961	117	532	.286
Vladimir Guerrero	2004–2009	846	1,034	173	616	.319
Rod Carew	1979–1985	834	968	18	282	.314
Troy Glaus	1998–2004	827	748	182	515	.253
Don Baylor	1977–1982	824	813	141	523	.262
Bobby Knoop	1964–1968	776	615	43	230	.242
Maicer Izturis	2005–2012	759	692	33	297	.276
Dave Chalk	1973–1978	732	631	12	205	.255
Bengie Molina	1998–2005	716	678	65	362	.273
Torii Hunter	2008–2012	713	768	105	432	.286
Jim Edmonds	1993–1999	709	768	121	408	.290
Taylor Ward	2018–2025	704	615	113	345	.247
Shohei Ohtani	2018–2023	701	681	171	437	.274
Albie Pearson	1961–1966	689	618	24	167	.275
Reggie Jackson	1982–1986	687	557	123	374	.239
Luis Rengifo	2019–2025	673	571	62	230	.250
Doug DeCinces	1982–1986	654	659	114	418	.271
Orlando Palmeiro	1995–2002	645	410	3	138	.281
Sandy Alomar	1970–1973	615	606	7	131	.248
Devon White	1985–1990	612	551	59	241	.247
Juan Rivera	2005–2010	595	566	92	337	.277
Leroy Stanton	1972–1976	594	443	47	242	.247
Gary Pettis	1982–1987	584	451	13	143	.242
Scott Spiezio	2000–2003	573	474	58	268	.268
David Eckstein	2001–2004	567	614	17	170	.278
Andrelton Simmons	2016–2020	561	592	36	238	.281
Rick Reichardt	1964–1969	554	511	68	260	.261
David Fletcher	2018–2023	534	558	16	168	.277
Tom Satriano	1961–1968	527	274	17	117	.224
Zach Neto	2023–2026	523	477	85	250	.245
Jim Spencer	1968–1972	508	419	41	177	.248
Mike Anthony Napoli	2006–2010	506	389	92	249	.251

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Los Angeles Angels pitcher, 1961 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Troy Percival	1995–2004	579	29	38	316	586.2	2.99	680
Scot Shields	2001–2010	491	46	44	21	697.0	3.18	631
Chuck Finley	1986–1999	436	165	140	0	2,675.0	3.72	2,151
Francisco Rodriguez	2002–2008	408	23	17	208	451.2	2.35	587
Jered Weaver	2006–2016	322	150	93	0	2,025.0	3.55	1,598
Kevin Jepsen	2008–2014	315	13	18	5	280.2	3.94	271
Mike Witt	1981–1989	304	109	104	5	1,945.0	3.78	1,269
Mike Holtz	1996–2001	301	14	18	3	203.1	4.56	195
Nolan Ryan	1972–1979	291	138	121	1	2,182.0	3.06	2,416
Shigetoshi Hasegawa	1997–2001	287	30	27	16	442.1	3.85	300
Cam Bedrosian	2014–2020	285	17	13	9	277.2	3.70	290
Brendan Donnelly	2002–2006	276	23	8	4	295.0	2.87	295
Clyde Wright	1966–1973	266	87	85	3	1,403.1	3.28	571
Dave LaRoche	1970–1980	258	29	27	52	431.0	3.76	325
Bryan Harvey	1987–1992	250	16	20	126	307.2	2.49	365
Ervin Santana	2005–2012	236	96	80	0	1,475.2	4.33	1,167
John Lackey	2002–2009	234	102	71	0	1,501.0	3.81	1,201
Frank Tanana	1973–1980	225	102	78	0	1,614.0	3.08	1,233
Dean Chance	1961–1966	223	74	66	16	1,236.2	2.83	857
Al Levine	1999–2002	217	16	19	9	319.2	3.46	159
Rudy May	1965–1973	212	51	75	3	1,111.2	3.59	832
Mark Langston	1990–1997	210	88	74	0	1,445.1	3.97	1,112
Andy Hassler	1971–1983	204	16	39	14	529.0	3.86	292
Ben Weber	2001–2004	199	18	7	7	249.0	3.33	140
Bob Lee	1964–1966	194	20	16	58	370.0	1.99	246
Luis Sanchez	1981–1985	194	28	21	27	369.2	3.75	216
Jarrod Washburn	1998–2005	193	75	57	0	1,153.1	3.93	699
Don Aase	1978–1984	192	39	39	27	695.1	3.91	369
Kirk McCaskill	1985–1991	192	78	74	0	1,221.0	3.86	714
Mike James	1995–1998	184	13	10	9	213.1	3.42	170

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.