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Ranked by career score. That covers a player’s whole career, not only his time with this team. Players need at least 3 seasons there to make the list.
Mike Trout
center field, 2011–2025
15 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2011–2025, 1,648 games
Compare with Blyleven72.0
No. 39 all-time
Bert Blyleven
starting pitcher, 1970–1992
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1989–1992, 81 games
Compare with Trout68.4
No. 45 all-time
Albert Pujols
first base, 2001–2022
10 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2012–2021, 1,181 games
Compare with Trout68.3
No. 46 all-time
Reggie Jackson
right field, 1967–1987
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1982–1986, 687 games
Compare with Trout57.9
No. 102 all-time
Don Sutton
starting pitcher, 1966–1988
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1985–1987, 74 games
Compare with Trout57.5
No. 105 all-time
Nolan Ryan
starting pitcher, 1966–1993
8 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1972–1979, 291 games
Compare with Trout57.2
No. 113 all-time
Rod Carew
second base, 1967–1985
7 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1979–1985, 834 games
Compare with Trout53.2
No. 147 all-time
Bobby Abreu
right field, 1996–2014
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2009–2012, 456 games
Compare with Trout49.5
No. 188 all-time
Jim Edmonds
center field, 1993–2010
7 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1993–1999, 709 games
Compare with Trout49.1
No. 195 all-time
Tommy John
starting pitcher, 1963–1989
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1982–1985, 85 games
Compare with Trout48.3
No. 211 all-time
Shohei Ohtani
designated hitter, 2018–2025
6 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2018–2023, 716 games
Compare with Trout48.2
No. 214 all-time
Vladimir Guerrero
right field, 1996–2011
6 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2004–2009, 846 games
Compare with Trout47.3
No. 235 all-time
Bobby Grich
second base, 1970–1986
10 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1977–1986, 1,222 games
Compare with Trout46.7
No. 243 all-time
Fred Lynn
center field, 1974–1990
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1981–1984, 473 games
Compare with Trout44.0
No. 314 all-time
Frank Tanana
starting pitcher, 1973–1993
8 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1973–1980, 226 games
Compare with Trout43.0
No. 337 all-time
Chuck Finley
starting pitcher, 1986–2002
14 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1986–1999, 436 games
Compare with Trout42.5
No. 350 all-time
Brian Downing
designated hitter, 1973–1992
13 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1978–1990, 1,661 games
Compare with Trout39.3
No. 423 all-time
Andy Messersmith
starting pitcher, 1968–1979
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1968–1972, 174 games
Compare with Trout39.2
No. 431 all-time
Mark Langston
starting pitcher, 1984–1999
8 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1990–1997, 211 games
Compare with Trout38.3
No. 463 all-time
John Candelaria
starting pitcher, 1975–1993
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1985–1987, 49 games
Compare with Trout37.9
No. 473 all-time
Jim Fregosi
shortstop, 1961–1978
11 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1961–1971, 1,429 games
Compare with Trout37.9
No. 472 all-time
Bartolo Colon
starting pitcher, 1997–2018
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2004–2007, 96 games
Compare with Trout37.8
No. 476 all-time
Tim Salmon
right field, 1992–2006
14 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1992–2006, 1,672 games
Compare with Trout35.1
No. 565 all-time
Lance Parrish
catcher, 1977–1995
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1989–1992, 400 games
Compare with Trout34.7
No. 584 all-time
Dan Haren
starting pitcher, 2003–2015
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2010–2012, 80 games
Compare with Trout34.1
No. 604 all-time
John Lackey
starting pitcher, 2002–2017
8 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2002–2009, 234 games
Compare with Trout34.0
No. 609 all-time
Troy Glaus
third base, 1998–2010
7 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1998–2004, 827 games
Compare with Trout33.7
No. 623 all-time
Carney Lansford
third base, 1978–1992
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1978–1980, 429 games
Compare with Trout32.7
No. 663 all-time
Anthony Rendon
third base, 2013–2024
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2020–2024, 257 games
Compare with Trout32.2
No. 677 all-time
Torii Hunter
center field, 1997–2015
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2008–2012, 713 games
Compare with Trout32.1
No. 681 all-time
Bert Campaneris
shortstop, 1964–1983
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1979–1981, 217 games
Compare with Trout31.7
No. 705 all-time
Chili Davis
designated hitter, 1981–1999
7 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1988–1996, 950 games
Compare with Trout31.7
No. 701 all-time
Jered Weaver
starting pitcher, 2006–2017
11 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2006–2016, 322 games
Compare with Trout31.3
No. 731 all-time
George Hendrick
center field, 1971–1988
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1985–1988, 252 games
Compare with Trout30.7
No. 756 all-time
Doug DeCinces
third base, 1973–1987
6 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1982–1987, 787 games
Compare with Trout30.2
No. 773 all-time
Justin Upton
left field, 2007–2022
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2017–2021, 366 games
Compare with Trout29.1
No. 836 all-time
Don Baylor
designated hitter, 1970–1988
6 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1977–1982, 824 games
Compare with Trout28.5
No. 872 all-time
Dean Chance
starting pitcher, 1961–1971
6 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1961–1966, 223 games
Compare with Trout27.6
No. 925 all-time
Joe Adcock
first base, 1950–1966
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1964–1966, 323 games
Compare with Trout26.5
No. 988 all-time
Ken Hill
starting pitcher, 1988–2001
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1997–2000, 73 games
Compare with Trout26.5
No. 986 all-time
Ervin Santana
starting pitcher, 2005–2021
8 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2005–2012, 236 games
Compare with Trout26.3
No. 1,007 all-time
Jarrod Washburn
starting pitcher, 1998–2009
8 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1998–2005, 193 games
Compare with Trout25.9
No. 1,026 all-time
Ken Forsch
starting pitcher, 1970–1986
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1981–1986, 100 games
Compare with Trout25.0
No. 1,097 all-time
Mickey Rivers
center field, 1970–1984
6 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1970–1975, 457 games
Compare with Trout24.9
No. 1,105 all-time
Devon White
center field, 1985–2001
6 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1985–1990, 612 games
Compare with Trout24.7
No. 1,120 all-time
Scott Sanderson
starting pitcher, 1978–1996
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1993–1996, 33 games
Compare with Trout24.6
No. 1,126 all-time
Gary Gaetti
third base, 1981–2000
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1991–1993, 302 games
Compare with Trout24.4
No. 1,139 all-time
Mike Witt
starting pitcher, 1981–1993
10 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1981–1990, 314 games
Compare with Trout24.0
No. 1,175 all-time
Jose Cardenal
center field, 1963–1980
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1965–1967, 396 games
Compare with Trout23.9
No. 1,183 all-time
Joe Ferguson
catcher, 1970–1983
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1981–1983, 60 games
Compare with Trout23.9
No. 1,184 all-time
Howie Kendrick
second base, 2006–2020
9 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2006–2014, 1,081 games
Compare with Trout23.5
No. 1,222 all-time
Rudy May
starting pitcher, 1965–1983
7 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1965–1974, 231 games
Compare with Trout23.4
No. 1,227 all-time
Wally Joyner
first base, 1986–2001
7 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1986–2001, 899 games
Compare with Trout23.2
No. 1,251 all-time
Mike Napoli
catcher, 2006–2017
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2006–2010, 506 games
Compare with Trout22.6
No. 1,312 all-time
Kelvim Escobar
starting pitcher, 1997–2009
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2004–2009, 110 games
Compare with Trout22.2
No. 1,351 all-time
Ken McMullen
third base, 1962–1977
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1970–1972, 421 games
Compare with Trout22.1
No. 1,363 all-time
Mark Eichhorn
relief pitcher, 1982–1996
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1990–1996, 196 games
Compare with Trout22.0
No. 1,368 all-time
Bob Boone
catcher, 1972–1990
7 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1982–1988, 968 games
Compare with Trout21.5
No. 1,410 all-time
Darren Oliver
starting pitcher, 1993–2013
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2007–2009, 178 games
Compare with Trout21.5
No. 1,415 all-time
Aaron Sele
starting pitcher, 1993–2007
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2002–2004, 79 games
Compare with Trout21.4
No. 1,429 all-time
Leon Wagner
left field, 1958–1969
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1961–1963, 442 games
Compare with Trout21.4
No. 1,424 all-time
Geoff Zahn
starting pitcher, 1973–1985
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1981–1985, 123 games
Compare with Trout21.4
No. 1,431 all-time
Francisco Rodriguez
relief pitcher, 2002–2017
7 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2002–2008, 408 games
Compare with Trout21.3
No. 1,443 all-time
Chris Iannetta
catcher, 2006–2019
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2012–2015, 394 games
Compare with Trout19.9
No. 1,589 all-time
Jack Sanford
starting pitcher, 1956–1967
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1965–1967, 71 games
Compare with Trout19.7
No. 1,619 all-time
Scott Kazmir
starting pitcher, 2004–2021
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2009–2011, 35 games
Compare with Trout19.2
No. 1,684 all-time
Jim Slaton
starting pitcher, 1971–1986
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1984–1986, 75 games
Compare with Trout19.2
No. 1,673 all-time
Joe Rudi
left field, 1967–1982
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1977–1980, 391 games
Compare with Trout19.1
No. 1,692 all-time
Bill Singer
starting pitcher, 1964–1977
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1973–1975, 83 games
Compare with Trout19.1
No. 1,696 all-time
Johnny Ray
second base, 1981–1990
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1987–1990, 422 games
Compare with Trout19.0
No. 1,714 all-time
C. J. Wilson
starting pitcher, 2005–2015
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2012–2015, 120 games
Compare with Trout18.8
No. 1,734 all-time
Randy Velarde
second base, 1987–2002
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1996–1999, 283 games
Compare with Trout18.6
No. 1,754 all-time
Ruppert Jones
center field, 1976–1987
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1985–1987, 336 games
Compare with Trout18.4
No. 1,775 all-time
Garret Anderson
left field, 1994–2010
15 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1994–2008, 2,013 games
Compare with Trout18.3
No. 1,784 all-time
Orlando Cabrera
shortstop, 1997–2011
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2005–2007, 449 games
Compare with Trout18.2
No. 1,793 all-time
Jim Abbott
starting pitcher, 1989–1999
6 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1989–1996, 165 games
Compare with Trout18.0
No. 1,821 all-time
Bruce Kison
starting pitcher, 1971–1985
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1980–1984, 103 games
Compare with Trout17.8
No. 1,850 all-time
Greg Minton
relief pitcher, 1975–1990
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1987–1990, 158 games
Compare with Trout17.6
No. 1,881 all-time
Chone Figgins
third base, 2002–2014
8 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2002–2009, 936 games
Compare with Trout17.5
No. 1,898 all-time
Erick Aybar
shortstop, 2006–2017
10 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2006–2015, 1,220 games
Compare with Trout17.3
No. 1,926 all-time
Bruce Bochte
first base, 1974–1986
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1974–1977, 335 games
Compare with Trout17.3
No. 1,931 all-time
Kirk McCaskill
starting pitcher, 1985–1996
7 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1985–1991, 193 games
Compare with Trout16.7
No. 2,001 all-time
Troy Percival
relief pitcher, 1995–2009
10 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1995–2004, 579 games
Compare with Trout16.7
No. 2,007 all-time
Dante Bichette
right field, 1988–2001
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1988–1990, 178 games
Compare with Trout16.6
No. 2,018 all-time
Damion Easley
second base, 1992–2008
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1992–1996, 350 games
Compare with Trout16.6
No. 2,023 all-time
Dan Ford
right field, 1975–1985
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1979–1981, 304 games
Compare with Trout16.5
No. 2,042 all-time
Merv Rettenmund
right field, 1968–1980
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1978–1980, 87 games
Compare with Trout16.5
No. 2,036 all-time
Tyler Anderson
starting pitcher, 2016–2025
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2023–2025, 84 games
Compare with Trout16.3
No. 2,059 all-time
David Eckstein
shortstop, 2001–2010
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2001–2004, 567 games
Compare with Trout16.1
No. 2,081 all-time
Rance Mulliniks
third base, 1977–1992
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1977–1979, 150 games
Compare with Trout16.0
No. 2,092 all-time
Paul Schaal
third base, 1964–1974
6 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1964–1974, 522 games
Compare with Trout15.8
No. 2,121 all-time
Eddie Fisher
relief pitcher, 1959–1973
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1969–1972, 219 games
Compare with Trout15.4
No. 2,200 all-time
Jim Piersall
center field, 1950–1967
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1963–1967, 240 games
Compare with Trout15.4
No. 2,204 all-time
Albie Pearson
center field, 1958–1966
6 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1961–1966, 689 games
Compare with Trout15.3
No. 2,216 all-time
Scot Shields
relief pitcher, 2001–2010
10 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2001–2010, 491 games
Compare with Trout15.1
No. 2,247 all-time
Huston Street
relief pitcher, 2005–2017
4 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 2014–2017, 120 games
Compare with Trout15.1
No. 2,250 all-time
Rick Burleson
shortstop, 1974–1987
5 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1981–1986, 253 games
Compare with Trout14.7
No. 2,324 all-time
Rick Reichardt
left field, 1964–1974
7 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1964–1970, 563 games
Compare with Trout14.7
No. 2,306 all-time
Clyde Wright
starting pitcher, 1966–1975
8 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1966–1973, 297 games
Compare with Trout14.7
No. 2,305 all-time
Tony Armas
right field, 1976–1989
3 seasons on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise, 1987–1989, 208 games
Compare with Trout14.6
No. 2,337 all-time