Texas Rangers against the Los Angeles Angels | Los Angeles Photographer

A compilation of the best images when the Texas Rangers visited the Los Angeles Angels last year. The best few are during the last of the season while the Angels were still in the hunt for the division title. Unfortunately they fell short and were left out. Hopefully the addition of new players like Albert Pujols and picking up C.J. Wilson from the Texans will do more good than harm long term. Here are the few photos I liked from last year. Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Chatwood (52) pitches.

Los Angeles Angels shortstop Erick Aybar (2) forces out Texas Rangers catcher Mike Napoli (bottom).

Texas Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus (1) steals second bas on Los Angeles Angels shortstop Erick Aybar (left).

Texas Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus (left) falls as Los Angeles Angels catcher Jeff Mathis (right) jumps over him while attempting to steal home.

Texas Rangers center fielder Endy Chavez (left) is caught out trying to steal home

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Michael Kohn (left) misses fielding a ball.

Texas Rangers left fielder Josh Hamilton (center) celebrates with his team after he hit a home run.

Texas Rangers pitcher Colby Lewis (48) pitches.

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Jered Weaver (36) pitches.

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Jered Weaver (36) attempts to throw out Texas Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus (not pictured).

Los Angeles Angels center fielder Peter Bourjos (25) steals second base on Texas Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus (top).

Los Angeles Angels shortstop Erick Aybar (2) attempts to tag out Texas Rangers pinch runner Craig Gentry (right) as he steals second base.

Los Angeles Angels first baseman Mark Trumbo (44) hits a walk off home run against the Texas Rangers.

The Los Angeles Angels fans celebrate as after a walk off home run by Los Angeles Angels first baseman Mark Trumbo (not pictured).

The Los Angeles Angels celebrate after a walk off home run by Los Angeles Angels first baseman Mark Trumbo (not pictured).

I was upset to see that Mark Trumbo wasn’t excited to get two games up after his walk off homerun. The Los Angeles Angels celebrate after a walk off home run by Los Angeles Angels first baseman Mark Trumbo (44).