Royals Snap Skid, Defeat Angels 5-3

0:00It's April 25th. This is MLB News today baseball coverage powered by AI. Royals took down the Angels 5-3 last night in Kansas City, sparked by Isaac Collins with two hits and two RBI's. They exploded for five runs in the fourth inning to grab control early and hold on for the victory. Noah Cameron earned his first quality start of the season, going six and one-third innings with six strikeouts, eight hits, and three runs allowed. That boosted Royals starters to 14 quality starts, tied for second in the majors with Seattle. The Big Four started with Starling Marta's fielders' choice run, Collins adding another, then allies Diaz ripping a two-run double. Michael Massey capped it by driving Diaz home. Angels pushed back in the seventh, with Zach Needtell's RBI single, Mike Trout's bases loaded walk, and Joe Adele's fielders' choice run. But the Royals' bullpen slammed the door. Take Meers, Daniel Lynch the fourth, Matt Strom and Lucas Ursegg combined for two and

1:00two-thirds hitless innings. Ursegg fan two in the ninth for his sixth save. You say Kikuchi took the loss for LA, giving up five runs on five hits over five innings. This marks the Royals first win against the lefty starter this year, snapping their zero and six-skid that was the worst in baseball. Momentum's building in KC.