The 2010 season for the franchise formerly known as the California Angels, then competing as the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, was highlighted by the team hosting the MLB All-Star Game and securing a solid 80-82 record. Fans enjoyed standout individual performances from Jered Weaver, who led the league with 233 strikeouts, and veteran Torii Hunter, who earned an All-Star selection and provided steady offensive leadership alongside newcomer Hideki Matsui. While the team faced challenges following a significant injury to Kendry Morales, they remained competitive in the American League West and saw the promising debuts of future core players like Mark Trumbo and Peter Bourjos. The 2010s for the Angels were highlighted by the emergence of generational superstars Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani, who combined for multiple American League MVP awards and provided fans with historic performances. The decade featured significant milestones, including Albert Pujols reaching both his 500th and 600th career home runs, and the team clinching the American League West title in 2014 with a Major League-best 98 wins. Despite missing the postseason in later years, the franchise celebrated several individual achievements such as no-hitters from Jered Weaver and Ervin Santana, as well as a memorable combined no-hitter in 2019 to honor the memory of Tyler Skaggs.