Royals Crush Angels, Tie for MLB Lead in Quality Starts

0:00It's April 26th. Welcome to MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Kansas City Royals just demolished the Los Angeles Angels 12-1 on Saturday night. Cole Reagan's was lights out, striking out 11 over six innings while giving up just one run on five hits. Nick Lofton crushed it with a career high for RBIs, including a couple of big singles in a base-as-loaded walk. Salvador Perez stayed hot, going three for five with a solo homer and an RBI double. Vinnie Pasquantino drew three walks and the Royals batters feasted on 10 free passes total from Angels Pictures. That sparked rallies like a three run seventh and four more in the eighth. This win gives Kansas City their first series victory since the opening won back in April. Their tie for second in the majors with 15 quality starts this season, showing their pitching is for real. On the Angel side, starter Walbert Eurena took the loss, allowing four runs and three and two-thirds innings with five walks. Mike Trout kept his on-base streak alive against the

1:04Royals at 28 games, but it wasn't enough. Up next, the series finale pits Angels Lefty Read Debtmers against Royals Rady Seth Lugo in the first Sunday night game at Kaufman Stadium since two. 2016 should be a good one to watch.