Taylor Ward is having a career year in the power department. He says his hard work is finally paying off.

“Over time you learn yourself. You learn what makes you click. And I think this year is just a testament to that, just going through the struggles and learning from it,” Ward said in an interview in the dugout at Angel Stadium with GV Wire before a recent game.

Ward, a Fresno State star before becoming the Angels’ No. 1 draft choice in 2015, has set career highs for home runs (30), RBI (94), runs (74) and doubles (29) through Aug. 26. And he’s aiming for a career-best OPS with five weeks remaining in the season.

Ward On His Improvements

Why the improvement in 2025? Ward says his swing has always been there. Drill work has helped him swing more toward the opposite field.

“When I do

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