Angels stats at the 2018 All-Star break

The Angels (49-48) have suffered through an injury-marred first half, reaching the break nine games behind the Seattle Mariners for the second wild card spot. The Angels’ record is, in most ways, a perfect representation of how they’ve played. They are around .500, and by most measures they are near the exact middle of the pack. How do they measure up with the rest of MLB, statistically?
Statistical category (MLB ranking)
ANGELS OFFENSE
On-base pct. – .316 (17th)
Slugging pct.