ANAHEIM — For more than 10 minutes after the end of the Angels’ loss Tuesday night , Logan O’Hoppe sat alone in the dugout. He then trudged back up to the clubhouse and angrily tossed items into his locker.

After that, the Angels’ catcher had a brief, terse interaction with reporters, one dripping with frustration.

A day later, he acknowledged the emotional struggle he’s endured with a season that has not gone as planned.

“I don’t like to lose,” O’Hoppe said Wednesday. “I just want results, and I want them now. Trying to see the big picture and stay in the process, but I want results now and if I don’t get them, I’m going to be upset about it.”

There have been a few moments in the past few years when O’Hoppe’s frustration has boiled over in that way. He acknowledges it may not be the

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