Monday, he struck out Houston's Carlos Correa in the eighth inning with the tying run on base to help the Angels beat the reigning World Series champions, 2-0.
But the Angels' current closer could have been referencing this entire game, one that was full of unlikely moments that added up to a victory that seemed quite unlikely early on.
Coming off a deflating 1-5 homestand, the Angels beat an Astros team that had won six in a row and a starter in Gerrit Cole who was perfect into the fifth inning.
The Angels' runs were driven in by Kole Calhoun, whose RBI single snapped an 0-for-20 stretch, and Justin Upton, whose RBI double was preceded by two strikeouts and a 0-for-21 tumble.