Trout followed in the fourth with a two-run shot off Nick Pivetta, matching Ohtani's season total with his fourth homer in seven days. "The ball wasn't really carrying very well tonight, to go the other way with the air the way it is right now. "That's big power right there," Angels manager Phil Nevin said before referencing the overcast, cool weather patterns known as May Gray or June Gloom at this time of the year in Southern California. The pitch was 3.74 feet above the ground, making it the second-highest pitch on which Ohtani has ever homered. Ohtani connected in the third for his team-leading 12th homer, taking James Paxton to the opposite field with his fourth shot in 10 days. The Angels' MVP duo came through in the early innings. Rookie Zach Neto hit a three-run homer during the Angels' four-run second inning and added a double in his first three-hit game for Los Angeles, which has won six of seven overall. beat us three out of four when we played them out there, so it's good to get a little sweep." "It's pretty cool when we go deep twice," Trout said.
Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout homered in the same game for the 26th time since becoming teammates, leading the Los Angeles Angels to their fourth straight win and a sweep of the Boston Red Sox with a 7-3 victory Wednesday night. Shohei Ohtani, Mike Trout homer as Angels sweep Red SoxĪNAHEIM, Calif.
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