George Solar hit the two-r-nine’s homer in the eighth bottom of the eighth and Mike Trout scored two home runs and three runs and Los Angeles Angels to win 11–8 over Texas Rangers on Wednesday night at Ainahim, California.
It was the 29th multi-home game of Trout’s career and the third season. Travis D’Arnod also hit and scored two hits and two runs and Zach Neto scored two hits and two runs for Los Angeles. Jose Fermin (2–0) won with a hitless inning of relief and Kenley Jensen saw his 16th Save with Scorus Ninth.
Marcus Semian scored four runs, Kylle scored Higashioca and two hits and two RBI, Josh Smith scored two doubles and two runs and Watt Langford added two hits, scored two runs and stole two locations for Texas, which lost in four games for the third time.
Luke Jackson (2-5) was accused of loss after scoring three runs on four hits in a relief innings.
Texas first took a 1-0 lead, when Smith led a double in the Right Field Corner, reached third place on a flyout on the right by Corey Seigar and scored on a ground out by Semian.
Rangers took a 3–0 lead by HigasioCa in the third on the leadoff homer and increased a sacrifice fly by Semian, but Angels responded with four runs in half of the bottom, which was highlighted by trout, 426-foot drive by trout, two-r-ri homer by trout.
Texas took a 5–4 lead in the fourth, when Langford led a single, stole the second and third and scored on the choice of a fielder by the burger, who finished second on the error thrown into the plate by the Angills Starter Kyle Handrix. Later, Smith ran with a single in the burger.
Los Angeles tied it to 5–5, on the sixth home run of D’Arnod under the fourth, 397-foot drive for the right-center, and the second homer of the second homer game took 6–5 in the 394th of the second homer game, 378-foot line right-level.
Texas placed it from 6-6, sixth place, HigshioCa ranked sixth on a RBI single and again took a lead of 8–6 in Seventh of Semian at the seventh, which took 423–Foot two-run drive to the left-center.
Los Angeles tied it 8-8 on a two-run single by Taylor Ward and then scored three times in eighth place from Jackson, which was exposed to the 421-Foot Do-Ann Homer of Solar under the left field line.
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