ANAHEIM, California (AP) – Mike Trout hit a house run, Justin Upton delivered the impeller tiebreaker without getting married in the sixth inning and the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Seattle Mariners 3-2 on Friday night to win back-to-back games for the time. all season long.
Albert Pujols had a double RBI to tie George Brett in the sixth most doubles in primary league history in the first consecutive home game of 10 Games in the Angels. Trout hit a house in the eighth, while Upton posted a record of 3 out of 4 in veteran veteran Halos’ first game with several shots of the season.
“We know we have to win baseball games and today is a smart start,” Upton said. “The only thing we can do right now is come in and play every single game as we know and see what happens.”
The Angels produced enough offense for Andrew Heaney (2-2), who recovered from three disappointing consecutive early days with 7 2/3 innings of four shots and one race in his longest start of the season.
Kyle Seager hit a knockout opposite Ty Buttrey in the ninth and scored on Tim Lopes’ bachelor on the right, but Jose Marmolejos recklessly seized the moment of entry when Angelinos rookie Jo Adell and reliever Andrelton Simmons left him to move on. the first one. 3 on the spot.
“If we don’t make this game, it has the chance to be a completely different game,” said Angelinos manager Joe Maddon. “I need small things to be an integral component of our culture as we move forward on this.”
Buttrey then received Shed Long Jr. in a flyout to secure his fourth save for the disappointing Angels, who stepped forward at 11-22 to exit the last position in the American League.
Nick Margevicius (1-2) allowed seven hits in six innings in a smart start for the Mariners. Sam Haggerty drove in the first inning with a bachelor in the sixth, but Seattle lost for only one moment in seven games.
The two starters went through the first five innings, with Heaney allowing two hits and Margevicius giving up five without a run.
Seattle, however, broke when J.P. Crawford started the sixth with a double and scored on a bachelor through Haggerty, who had failed to break a hole in his first two pitches.
Pujols tied him with two outs in the sixth, which led to Shohei Ohtani with a double on the left area line. The double was Pujols’ 665, tying him with Brett and two Craig Biggio in fifth place in baseball history.
Upton then drove to Pujols with a single, his third hit of the night. The game was a much-needed rebound from Upton, whose batting average had fallen below Array100 on two past hits in August.
Trout connected a solo home race at the beginning of the eighth, the first since August 17. The three-time American League Most Valuable Player has 11 home races this season, and his forty-five career home races against Seattle are the most productive against any opponent.
MIDGAME OFFER
The Angels traded framer Tommy La Stella to Oakland for framer Franklin Barreto during the game. Stella beat Array273, betting 15 games at the base time and 10 at first base for the Halos, however, the 2019 All-Star can be a loose agent this winter.
Stella entered the Angelinos’ bench at the start of the innings and embraced her teammates and coaches to the fullest.
“With the scenario we’re here on, it’s the right thing to do, but we’re going to miss it,” said Maddon, his coach with the Cubs and the Angels. “It’s an integral component of any clubhouse. He’s the kind of person who attracts others.”
SOLEMANO MOMENT
During the national anthem, black players from either joined in the middle of the area with Trout, Anthony Rendon and David Fletcher. All the players tied their arms for the song.
Dee Gordon of Seattle spoke with excitement about this week’s game.
The angels had the last two days off, which prevented them in one of the latter-day movements for social justice. Upton said the players had presented their tied arms as a way to express their solidarity.
“Surely I think it’s perfect, ” said Maddon.
COACH ROOM
Sailors: Evan White had an MRI on his shoulder, but manager Scott Servais said rookie first baseman felt better. The effects of mri were unless decided before the series opened against the Angels, but Servais hoped the Whites would be able to locate paintings before Saturday’s match and eventually sign up for the lineup soon. “He’s less worried about that, so he’s still moving in the right direction,” Servais said.
Angelinos: They sent infielder Luis Rengifo and left-hander Patrick Sandoval to the education site of their choice. Rengifo has beaten Array157 in 18 games.
Dylan Bundy (3-2, 2.58 ERA) climbs the lomita in the seventh start of his impressive season with the Angels, adding 3 against Seattle. The Mariners counterattack with Justus Sheffield (2-2, 3.51 MPM), who lost at Angel Stadium at the end of July.
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