Angels' Stars Shine in 7-3 Win

0:00It's April 22nd. This is California News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Angels pulled off a 7-3 win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday, dodging a series sweep with some big swings and sharp pitching. Mike Trout crushes eighth Homer of the year, a solo shot in the fifth that tied him with the franchise record for extra bass hits at 796. Nolan Schaniel added a solo Homer and a huge three-run double, while Jose Soriano dominated with five-shed-out innings. Soriano improved to five wins and zero losses, allowing just three hits and fanning five batters. That dropped his ERA to a lead-best 0.24. He's the first pitcher since 1900 to allow no more than one run in his first six starts, and he owns the lowest ERA through six starts. Since earn runs became official, back in 1913. Fans are buzzing about Trout matching the late-gair Anderson's mark, especially after Anderson passed away last week at age 53 from acute.

1:02Necrotizing Pancreatitis, it's a bittersweet milestone that highlights Trout's place among Angels Legends at age 34. The game got tense in the seventh when Toronto rallied to tie it at three all, on a walk, an error, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s RBI double. But the Angels fired right back with Schaniel's three-run double, and Hunter Renfrow's RBI single for a six-3 edge, then tacked on one more. Brent Souter grabbed the win with a clean seventh, while Tommy Nance took the loss after giving up two runs. This keeps the Angels rolling with stars stepping up when it counts.