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    Los Angeles Angels @ Kansas City Royals

    LAA
    Los Angeles AngelsAngelsLAA
    65-73, 31-38 Away
    5
    65-73, 31-38 Away
    Final
    KC
    Kansas City RoyalsRoyalsKC
    70-68, 37-33 Home
    1
    70-68, 37-33 Home
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    Game Information

    Kauffman Stadium
    Kauffman Stadium
    7:40 PM, September 2, 2025
    Kansas City, Missouri
    Attendance: 13,685
    Game Time:2:27
    • Umpires:
    • Home Plate Umpire - David Rackley
    • First Base Umpire - Brock Ballou
    • Second Base Umpire - Edwin Moscoso
    • Third Base Umpire - Chris Guccione

    LAA win 2-1

    • Angels
      5
    • Royals
      1
    Game 1
    9/2
    • Angels
      4
    • Royals
      3
    Game 2
    9/3
    • Angels
      3
    • Royals
      4
    Game 3
    9/4

    2026 American League West Standings

    TeamWLPCTGBSTRK
    Athletics2727.500-L1
    Seattle2629.4731.5W1
    Texas2429.4532.5L4
    Houston2431.4363.5W4
    Los Angeles2034.3707W3
    Full Standings

    2026 American League Central Standings

    TeamWLPCTGBSTRK
    Cleveland3224.571-L1
    Chicago2726.5093.5W1
    Minnesota2628.4815L1
    Kansas City2232.4079L1
    Detroit2133.38910W1
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