The Los Angeles Angels ended their season with a 7–3 defeat by the Seattle Mariners, finishing 62–100 and recording the first 100-loss season in the franchise’s 65-year history. The result means every Major League Baseball team has now had at least one season with 100 losses, and the Angels’ record was worse than their 63–99 finish in 2024.

Seattle pulled away after the Angels had briefly reduced the deficit to 3–1: a throwing error and Randy Arozarena’s two-run double extended the Mariners’ lead, while Jose Siri’s late home run was not enough to change the outcome. The article describes a depleted, younger Angels roster following trades made after general manager Perry Minasian was dismissed in June. It also says Arte Moreno’s era is set to end after an agreement to sell the franchise’s controlling interest to Stan Kroenke’s group for a reported record $4 billion.