The Angels ended the first half of their season on a high note, as they took down the Mariners 7-1 to go into the All-Star break one game above .500.
After the offense was nowhere to be found through the first two games, they scored seven runs on 11 hits. David Fletcher led the way, recording four hits as he extended his hitting streak to an impressive 24 games. His average now sits at .309, one of the top marks in all of baseball.
In addition to his four hits, he drove in four runs for the Halos.