It’s the Minnesota Twins versus the LA Angels at Angel Stadium on September 18, 2026. Here’s how to watch live on TV.
- Time: 9:38 PM ET
- Location: Angel Stadium, Anaheim, CA
- TV Channels: MLB Minnesota Twins, ABTV
- Streaming: Twins.TV
- League Package: MLB Extra Innings®
How to Watch Minnesota Twins vs. LA Angels on September 18, 2026
You can watch the LA Angels take on the Minnesota Twins live on DIRECTV on Twins.TV, MLB Minnesota Twins and ABTV on September 18, 2026 at 9:38 PM ET.
Minnesota Twins (71-82) at LA Angels (59-94) — Game Preview
The Minnesota Twins (71-82) visit the LA Angels (59-94) at Angel Stadium on September 18, 2026. Minnesota has out-homered Los Angeles this season, hitting 177 home runs as a team while the Angels have managed 146. Kody Clemens has powered that production, hitting .242 with a team-leading 26 home runs and 76 RBIs at second base for the Twins.
On the home side, Zach Neto counters with 26 home runs and 74 RBIs of his own, hitting .241 as the Angels’ primary shortstop. Mike Trout is still doing damage at the plate for Los Angeles, posting a .379 on-base percentage and a .423 slugging mark that both outpace his .241 batting average this season. Josh Bell leads Minnesota with 88 RBIs, giving the Twins a middle-of-the-order threat even as the team sits 22.5 games back in the American League.
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What Time is the Minnesota Twins vs. LA Angels Game Today?
The Minnesota Twins vs. LA Angels game starts at 9:38 PM ET.
Where Can I Watch Minnesota Twins vs. LA Angels?
You can watch Minnesota Twins vs. LA Angels on Twins.TV, your local regional sports network via MLB Minnesota Twins and ABTV, and MLB Extra Innings®.
LA Angels Channel on DIRECTV
LA Angels games air on ABTV (Channel 692).
Minnesota Twins Channel on DIRECTV
Minnesota Twins games air on MLB Minnesota Twins (Channel 668).
Players to Watch: Minnesota Twins vs. LA Angels
Minnesota Twins
Kody Clemens — 2B. A power bat at the keystone, Clemens has set the pace for Minnesota with a team-leading 26 home runs and 76 RBIs. His .242 average keeps him firmly in the middle of the Twins’ order down the stretch.
Josh Bell — DH. Bell’s bat has carried the middle of the Minnesota lineup, and his team-high 88 RBIs pair with 20 home runs and a .252 average as the designated hitter. He remains the club’s most consistent run producer even with the season winding down.
Manning second base in Minnesota’s lineup, Luke Keaschall is hitting .279 with a .370 on-base percentage this season, and his .387 slugging mark completes a balanced profile for the rookie infielder.
LA Angels
Mike Trout — CF. Even with a .241 average, Trout continues to draw walks and drive the ball, posting a .379 on-base percentage and a .423 slugging mark. Those secondary numbers keep him a genuine threat at the plate for Los Angeles late in the season.
Shortstop Zach Neto has been the Angels’ primary source of power, totaling 26 home runs and 74 RBIs this season. His .241 average mirrors Trout’s mark, giving Los Angeles two everyday players producing at a similar level down the stretch.
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