
Los Angeles Angels
The Angels were underdogs in 133 games in 2026, and backing them at those prices lost 25.12 units, more than any other team lost as an underdog. Against their own division, the Angels made money.
A hundred losses
The Los Angeles Angels went 62-100 in the 2026 regular season. Backing them blind, a unit a game, cost 25.37 units; one team cost more. They were the underdog 133 times, a number only one team topped, and went 46-87 in those games.
The short price was the trap
The damage came at the shortest underdog prices. In 60 games as underdogs priced below +130, they went 20-40 and lost 18.35 units. At +150 or longer they went 11-18 and made 1.43, with the longest win at +244 over the New York Yankees on 16 April. As favorites, 16-13 and 0.25 units down.
Home or away, it lost: 34-47 and 11.20 units lost at home, 28-53 and 14.17 lost on the road. July was the worst of it, 6-17 and 10.75 units gone. June, at 13-14 and 0.15 up, was the only full month that paid.
The AL West, the exception
Against the division they went 25-27 and made 3.60 units. The Texas Rangers were the series to back, 8-5 and 4.78 units, with 10 run-line covers in 13. The Athletics beat them eight times and cost 2.69. Outside the division they went 37-73 and lost 28.97 units, including 0-6 against the Cleveland Guardians.
Inside the division the Houston Astros and Seattle Mariners series both went 6-7 and still paid Angels backers, 0.95 and 0.56 units. Beyond it, the Kansas City Royals and the Los Angeles Dodgers each beat them five times in six, for 4.35 and 2.86 units lost.
Runs, and the under
Getting 1.5 runs in 138 games, they covered 76, 55.1%, while getting-1.5 sides across MLB won 58.2%. They scored 4.04 runs a game; one team scored fewer. Their games went under 87 times and over 71, with four pushes; only one team saw more unders.
Questions and answers
Did the Angels make money as underdogs in 2026?
No: 46-87 in 133 games as the underdog and 25.12 units lost, the worst return at that price in MLB.
How often did Angels games stay under in 2026?
87 times, against 71 overs and four pushes, the second-highest under rate in MLB.
Which team did the Angels beat most often in 2026?
The Rangers, eight times in 13, worth 4.78 units to Angels backers.
Past games
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