Matt Chapman hit a two-stage Homer in his first shot, Landen Roupe, Mike Trout, he gave two solo shots, but only three more hit, and the visit San Francisco Giants held Los Angeles Angels 3-2 on Saturday night.
Willy Adames proved that Giants, who stopped the line of losing two matches, was a running run.
The angels lost for the fifth time in six games.
The fourth of the season, Chapman’s Homer came to the game four doughs. The angels started with the initiator Kyle Hendricks (0-2) and left Chapman’s explosion with two exits.
Adames’ running hit Mike Yastrzemski has doubled to get ahead 3-0.
ROUPP (2-1) left Homers for trout in the fourth and sixth Inning and gave him eight for the season. Trout’s 28th Multi-Homer game and came second this season. On April 10, he grumbled twice in the Gulf of Tampa.
ROPP hit a nine of high career and walked one on the longest trip of her career. He had never started the seventh shot before.
Tyler Rogers put Ryan Walker’s eighth 1-3 bottom before throwing a single single by Jorge Soler for fifth savings. The angels ruined only four Baserunner, and there was only one horse-creator all night.
Hendricks withdrew after five inning. He gave up four strokes and two walks with a strike.
Reid Detmers and Ryan Johnson just allowed a stroke to keep the angels close to a four -stroke relief to relieve.
In addition, Chapman and Trout singing were the only players with two hits in the game. Angels hit Giants 6-5.
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