Angels Come From Behind To Beat Mariners, 6-3
The Angels have won five straight and have moved into the second wild card spot in the American League.
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The Angels have won five straight and have moved into the second wild card spot in the American League.
For the second straight night, Trout was the source of some ninth-inning misery for the Mariners.
The Angels got a brilliant starting performance from Tyler Skaggs, who pitched shutout ball into the seventh inning.
C.J. Cron added a two-run homer in the sixth and Zach Britton walked in a run in the eighth.
Manager Mike Scioscia and designated hitter Albert Pujols were both ejected in the sixth after arguing a strikeout called on a checked swing.
Mike Trout got his 1,000th career hit and also homered on his 26th birthday, but Baltimore's Manny Machado hit a tiebreaking grand slam in the seventh inning.
Baylor played in all 162 games for the California Angels in 1979 and led the majors with career bests of 139 RBIs and 120 runs.
The Angels loaded the bases with two outs in the eighth, but reliever Santiago Casilla struck out pinch-hitter Luis Valbuena.
The Angels had their four-game winning streak snapped after they had scored at least five runs in each of their previous seven games.
Angels Score 2 In Eighth Inning To Edge Phillies 5-4
The Angels hit three home runs in one inning for the first time this season.
The slugger's third homer in two games left him one behind Sammy Sosa for eighth place in baseball history.
The Toronto Blue Jays pulled off the biggest ninth-inning comeback in team history, rallying for seven runs.
Mike Trout had two RBIs and Yunel Escobar had two doubles and an RBI for the Angels.
The Angels were swept for the first time since April 14-16 at Kansas City.