Ranking the 10 greatest Los Angeles Angels of all time
8. Tim Salmon, OF (1992-2006)
Salmon is a lifelong Angel who had some impressive moments throughout his MLB career. Despite never making an All-Star appearance, Salmon had a decorated tenure in Los Angeles highlighted by winning AL Rookie of the Year in 1993 and a Silver Slugger Award in 1995 as he hit 34 home runs, one of five 30-home run seasons in an eight-year stretch for the talented outfielder from California. While Salmon didn鈥檛 have his greatest statistical season in 2002, he played a big part in the Angels winning their first World Series, collecting 17 hits in the postseason, including four home runs. Salmon, who was inducted into the Angels Hall of Fame in 2015, ranks second in franchise history in home runs (299), RBIs (1,016) and hits (1,674).