Angels Surge Late to Secure 8-3 Victory Over Blue Jays
ANAHEIM — The Los Angeles Angels broke out of a recent slump with a thrilling comeback, scoring six runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Toronto Blue Jays, 8-3, at Angel Stadium on Tuesday night.
After a rocky start, with Blue Jays outfielder George Springer launching a two-run homer in the first, the Angels kept their composure. Starting pitcher Tyler Anderson settled in, allowing just one earned run over 6⅔ innings. Taylor Ward put the Angels on the board early with a two-run shot, but the team struggled until the decisive eighth inning.
The comeback was sparked by Yoan Moncada, making his return from the injured list, who hit a three-run homer to give the Angels a comfortable lead. Moncada expressed joy in his timely return, stating, "It feels phenomenal." The Angels capitalized on a crucial error in the eighth, leading to a series of runs highlighted by Moncada’s blast and a solo shot from Jo Adell.
Angels manager Ron Washington praised the team’s effort, stating it was a tremendous collective victory. The night ended with Jose Fermin on the mound, sealing the game’s final out and providing a much-needed boost for the Angels, who had faced challenges in their recent performances.
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