The offense rolled. The starting pitching was solid, with Andrew Heaney going 7 full innings and giving up only FOUR hits. The defense (almost) played a clean game.
And then there was Mike Trout. Mike was the star with FOUR At Bats, where he collected FOUR hits, from which he scored FOUR times. In there was his FOURtieth home run. Oh, and a late pitch-around-the-GOAT Base on Balls. His fWAR jumped from 7.7 to a clean 8.0. (By the way, Mike’s career high in home runs was 2015, when he hit 41.