Mike Trout, Josh Lowe and Zach Neto hit home runs and the Los Angeles Angels beat the Houston Astros 6-2 on Friday night. In his second game with the Angels, Lowe broke a 1-1 tie in the second when he sent a first pitch fastball from Mike Burrows into the Crawford Boxes for a three-run homer. Lowe was acquired by the Angels in a trade from the Tampa Bay Rays on Jan. 16.

Veteran outfielder Josh Lowe experienced what the Los Angeles Angels described as “left oblique discomfort” that will keep him out for several days, but Lowe says he still expects to be ready for Opening Day.

New arms and outfield depth arrive. Can these key acquisitions ignite the Angels' turnaround from last season's struggles?

The Los Angeles Angels need an actual center fielder and the Houston Astros need a left-handed bat to bolster their lineup.

Josh Lowe links up with the Anaheim Angels, Gavin Lux heads to the Tampa Bay Rays, and Brock Burke joins the Cincinnati Reds in a key MLB three-team swap.

The Los Angeles Angels traded for outfielder Josh Lowe of the Tampa Bay Rays, and apparently the Angels are open to playing him in center field, according to GM Perry Minasian, in a piece written by Anthony Franco of MLBTradeRumors.com. 

Sooner or later, the Los Angeles Angels will sign or trade for a player who’s healthy and productive, right? Right?? Anyone???

Los Angeles Angels general manager Perry Minasian reveals the potential role Josh Lowe will play after trading for him.

The Los Angeles Angels have added left-handed outfielder Josh Lowe from the Rays in a three-team deal that sends Brock Burke to Cincinnati and Gavin Lux to Tampa Bay, bolstering the Halos’ lineup against right-handed pitching.