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72-89 .447 |
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6th in the AL West (25.5 games back) |
| Pythagorean |
70-91, 70-91, 70-91 |
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628 /
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| Ballpark | Anaheim Stadium | | Park Factors | Batting: 93 / Pitching: 94 | | Attendance | 1,058,163 (8th) (15th) | | Spring Training | Holtville & Palm Springs, California | | Manager | Dick Williams | | Coaches | Billy Muffett, Grover Resinger, Jerry Adair, Jimmie Reese, Whitey Herzog | | Executives | Owner: Gene Autry, President: Arthur E. Patterson, General Manager: Harry Dalton | | Minor Leagues | (AAA) Salt Lake City Gulls, (AA) El Paso Diablos, (A) Quad Cities Angels, (A) Salinas Packers, (Rookie) Idaho Falls Angels | | Radio | (KMPC) Dick Enberg, Dave Niehaus, Don Drysdale | | TV | (KTLA) Dick Enberg, Don Drysdale |
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The 1975 California Angels
went 72-89
and finished 6th
in the
American League West. The Angels
drew 1,058,163
to Anaheim Stadium.
Dave Chalk and Nolan Ryan made the All-Star team.
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