According to Baseball Almanac, the only player for the California Angels to wear #54 was pitcher Erik Bennett in 1995. Bennett's career with the Angels consisted of one game and 1/3 of an inning. Derrick Turnbow wore #54 for the Anaheim Angels in 2000, 2003, and 2004. Ervin Santana currently wears #54 for the Angels.
Darin Erstad
Randy White
Right now that number belongs to Brad Lidge.
He wore #6 from 1952-1960. Andy Carey also wore #54 in 1952 for the Yankees.
They played in Los Angeles as the Los Angeles Angels for five years from 1961 through the 1965 season. They played in Anaheim as the California Angels from 1966 through 1996. They played as the Anaheim Angels beginning the 1997 season through the 2004 season. They officially became the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on 3 January, 2005. They were the LA Angels for about 1 year. Then when they moved to Aneheim, they became the California Angels. Then, of course, the Anaheim Angels. And now, The Los Angeles Angels of Aneheim.
Del Rice
#8 1981-1981 and #19 1982-1984
Nolan Ryan wore uniform number 30 with the California Angels from 1972 - 1979.
Rod Carew wore #29 for his entire career (1967-1978 for the Minnesota Twins and 1979-1985 for the California Angels).
Hall of Famer Rich Gossage wore #54 for his entire career. David Aardsma wore #54 for the Cubs in 2006. Chris Carter wore #54 for the Red Sox in 2008. Mike O'Connor wore #54 for the Washington Nationals in 2008. Brian Slocum wore #54 for the Cleveland Indians in 2008. Julian Taveras wore #54 for the Atlanta Braves in 2008.
Pitcher Dean Chance played for the Angels between 1961-1966 and wore #31.
No, but the City of Angels, Los Angeles, is in the state of California.
Darin Erstad
Tommy Davis played in 54 games at designated hitter for the California Angels in 1976, starting in none of them. , equivalent to 0 errors per game (estimate based on total games played in).
Kris Medlen currently wears number 54 for the Braves.
He wore #2.
Randy White