Angels reach historic 100-loss low with season-closing defeat against Mariners as new era looms

A season worth forgetting in Anaheim ended with a mark that will linger in baseball history forever.

With a 7-3 loss to the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park on Sunday, the Los Angeles Angels (62-100) officially crossed a threshold they had evaded for 65 years: their first 100-loss season.

The defeat stripped the Halos of their standing as the last MLB franchise to avoid triple-digit losses, putting all 30 clubs on the century-mark ledger.

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