With second place in the American League West on the line, the Angels ran into the club with the best team ERA in the league, falling to the A's, 8-0, on Friday night.

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Kazmir fights control; Angels blanked by A's

Joel Pineiro, healthy enough to unleash some impressive long toss with Dan Haren in the football-ravaged outfield at Oakland-Alameda Coliseum before Friday night's game, is set for a 60-pitch, four-inning simulated game on Tuesday when the Angels return home.

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Pineiro closer to return to Halos' rotation

Kendry Morales, lost to the Angels since May 29 after sustaining a lower left leg injury requiring surgery, is on schedule to be fully healed by Spring Training, manager Mike Scioscia said on Friday.

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Angels to have healthy Morales by spring

Primarily because of scheduling circumstances and pitching matchups, Hideki Matsui, the Angels' hottest hitter, was not in the lineup on Friday night in the series opener against the Athletics and southpaw Gio Gonzalez.

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With lefty on hill, Angels sit red-hot Matsui

Imagine the Cardinals without Albert Pujols, the Reds without Joey Votto. Think of the Padres without Adrian Gonzalez, the Phillies without Ryan Howard, the Yankees without Mark Teixeira. Here are the Angels without Kendry Morales.

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Morales' absence having profound effect

Hideki Matsui hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the seventh and the Angels held on to pin a 4-2 loss on the Mariners and take the series on Wednesday.

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Matsui homer helps Halos put away Mariners

In his never-ending search for lineup chemistry that clicks, Angels manager Mike Scioscia experimented with some new groupings in the series finale on Wednesday night against the Mariners and lefty Jason Vargas.

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Angels employ 110th lineup of season

The Angels expressed a desire for Brandon Wood to play winter ball and get more at-bats in the wake of his disappointing season, and his destination will have the distinct feel of home.

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Wood, six Halos prospects to play in AFL

Veteran relievers Jason Bulger and Brian Stokes were the first of the Sept. 1 callups by the Angels, both rejoining the club after going through rehab at Triple-A Salt Lake for lingering shoulder problems.

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Bulger, Stokes first of callups for Angels

The Angles acquired 7-foot-1 Minor League pitcher Loek Van Mil on Wednesday as the player to be named in the Brian Fuentes trade and activated Jason Bulger and Brian Stokes from the 15-day DL.

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Angels get big righty to finalize Fuentes deal