Street pitched a perfect ninth for his 31st save of the season.

Street has shown no signs of slippage since moving from one Southern California locale to another prior to the trade deadline. He's notched all seven of his save opportunities with the Halos and has yet to yield a run over his 10 innings with the club.

Street notched his 30th save of the season after retiring all three batters he faced in Sunday's 7-5 victory over the Rays.

Now 6-for-6 in his save opportunities since joining the Angels, Street has obviously been a huge addition. The veteran closer has yet to allow a single run out of the Halos' bullpen while posting a 0.86 WHIP and 9:2 K:BB ratio across seven innings.

Street allowed two hits and a walk while striking out two to earn his 29th save of the season against the Rays on Friday.

Street made things interesting in the ninth inning Friday, loading the bases with no one out before retiring the next three batters in succession. However he got it done, Street is now a perfect 5-for-5 in save opportunities since joining the Angels in mid-July, and has yet to allow a run in six innings pitched with his new club.

Huston Street pitched a perfect ninth inning Sunday to earn the save against the Tigers.

Street mowed through the top of the Tigers order to close it out, striking out Miguel Cabrera to end it. It was his third save since joining the Angels and 27th overall this year. Street has made a seamless transition back to the American League and is one of the best closing options going right now as a dominant stopper on a very good team.

Huston Street picked up his first save as an Angel -- and his 25th save of the season -- in Wednesday's 3-2 victory over the Orioles.

The Angels came back to win once again, scoring two runs in the bottom of the eighth to hand Street his first American League save opportunity since he was a member of the A's in 2008. Los Angeles acquired one of the game's best relievers from the Padres for prospects 2B Taylor Lindsey, SS Jose Rondon and RHPs R.J. Alvarez and Elliot Morris last week. Street boasts a 1.03 ERA and 0.77 WHIP over 35 innings.

Angels acquired RHP Huston Street and RHP Trevor Gott from the Padres for second baseman Taylor Lindsey, shortstop Jose Rondon, RHP R.J. Alvarez and RHP Elliot Morris.

Even though Joe Smith has done such a nice job in the ninth, the Angels wanted a closer to strengthen their bullpen as a whole. Enter Street, who has been exceptional this year after giving up 12 homers in 56 2/3 innings in 2013. He has a 1.09 ERA so far in 2014, with just three homers allowed in 33 innings. His addition makes Smith and Jason Grilli droppable in mixed leagues. Joaquin Benoit will take over as San Diego's closer. Gott, a 2013 sixth-round pick, projects as a middle reliever or perhaps a setup man in the majors. He has a 3.56 ERA and a 42/18 K/BB in 43 innings between high-A and Double-A this year.

ESPN's Jim Bowden reports that the Angels have agreed to a deal with the Padres to acquire closer Huston Street and a minor league pitcher for Taylor Lindsay, Jose Rondon, Jose Alvarez and another minor leaguer.

On the surface, it looks like a good deal for both sides. The Angels get another stellar bullpen arm that they so desperately coveted, while the Padres receive more than an ample return package as they look to build toward the future. Street is expected to close for the Angels, with Joe Smith moving back into his customary setup role.

Jon Heyman of CBS Sports reports that a trade sending Padres closer Huston Street to the Angels is being finalized.

It's unclear at the moment what the return package would be, but Taylor Lindsay has been mentioned and was scratched from Friday's lineup at Triple-A Salt Lake. It sounds as though the deal will get done soon.

Tim Brown of Yahoo Sports reports that the Angels and Padres continue to work on a deal for Huston Street.

While there is obviously mutual interest to getting this thing done, Brown cautions that there is still a lot of ground to cover before reaching an agreement.

ESPN's Jim Bowden reports that the Angels are close to finalizing a deal to acquire Huston Street from the Padres.

There's no word yet on what the Padres will receive in return. Street would surely slide into the closer role for the Halos, with Joe Smith going back to a more suitable setup role. Street has put up a nifty 1.09 ERA, 0.76 WHIP and 34/7 K/BB ratio over 33 innings of work this season for the Padres. He's making $7 million in 2014 and has a $7 million club option on his contract for 2015.

Huston Street was named to the National League All-Star team as replacement for teammate Tyson Ross who is pitching on Sunday.

Street is certainly deserving of the honor, as he's having one of the finest season's in his career. The 30-year-old has converted 24 of his 25 save chances while posting a 1.09 ERA, 0.76 WHIP and 34/7 K/BB ratio over 33 innings of work.

Huston Street blew his first save of the season Saturday in the Padres' loss to the Giants.

Street served up a game-tying solo shot to Michael Morse in the ninth inning and then the Padres fell in the 10th. The right-hander has been otherwise excellent this season and should be an attractive name at the trade deadline.

Huston Street worked around a leadoff single in the ninth inning to convert his 22nd save and close out Monday's 1-0 win over the Reds.

Street needed only 10 pitches to finish off Cincinnati. He's thrown just 37 pitches in hurling four straight shutout innings, all saves. The 30-year-old closer ranks fifth in the National League in saves and boasts an amazing 0.90 ERA, 0.77 WHIP and 32/7 K/BB rate over 30 frames. With a bevy of contenders slobbering over San Diego's bullpen, there's a decent chance that both Huston Street and Joaquin Benoit will be traded in the next 31 days.

Huston Street picked up his 21st save of the season on Sunday, working a perfect ninth inning to protect a one-run lead against the Diamondbacks.

Street needed just 10 pitches to set down the side in order, including a strikeout. He has been outstanding this year, converting each of his first 21 chances on the season while posting a stellar 0.93 ERA, 0.76 WHIP and 31/7 K/BB ratio over 29 innings.

CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports that the Padres are receiving trade interest in Huston Street and Joaquin Benoit.

It's no surprise, of course, as the Padres will be sellers, teams are always looking for bullpen help and both Street (0.96 ERA) and Benoit (1.42 ERA) are having great years. They also both have relatively reasonable contracts, with Street making $7 million this season (with a $7 million club option for 2015) and Benoit making $6 million this season and $8.5 million in 2015 (with an $8 million club option for 2016). Heyman lists the Tigers, Angels, Blue Jays, Orioles, Brewers and Marlins among contending teams thought to be interested in added relief help.

Huston Street worked around a one-out double and a single to grab his 20th save of the season in Thursday's win over the Mariners.

It was about as tense a situation as Street has seen in nearly a month, but he was able to wriggle free for the save. The right-hander has had a great season, as he now sports a 0.96 ERA, a 0.79 WHIP, and a 30/7 K/BB ratio in 28 innings.

Huston Street worked a 1-2-3 ninth inning to convert his 19th save of the season in Wednesday's 2-1 win over the Mariners.

He also struck out a batter in his first save since June 4. The 30-year-old closer is having a sensational year, going 19-for-19 in save chances with a 1.00 ERA, 0.74 WHIP, and 30/7 K/BB ratio. So long as he remains healthy, Street will be one of the league's top fantasy relievers. San Diego has all sorts of problems as an organization, but they aced the eighth and ninth innings with Joaquin Benoit and Street.

Huston Street worked around a one-out single in the ninth inning to convert his 18th save of the season in Wednesday's win over the Pirates.

Street allowed Pedro Alvarez to reach on a single, but got a foul pop up and a strikeout to end the frame. The 30-year-old closer has been lights out for the Padres, now 18-for-18 in save chances with a 1.12 ERA, 0.75 WHIP, and a 26/7 K/BB ratio. He is currently the MLB leader in saves.

Huston Street pitched a scoreless ninth inning against the White Sox on Saturday to lock down his 17th save of the season.

Street struck out one batter in the inning and worked around a two-out walk to finish off the victory. Health is always going to be a concern with the 30-year-old, but there's no questioning his ability. He's currently tied with Francisco Rodriguez and Sergio Romo for the MLB lead in saves.

Huston Street tossed a perfect ninth inning Friday against the White Sox for his 16th save of the season.

Street struck out one batter and needed just 10 pitches to finish off the White Sox. He's now a perfect 16-for-16 in save opportunities and owns a microscopic 1.29 ERA and 24/6 K/BB ratio over 21 innings.