ANAHEIM >> Even as the roster is falling apart, the Angels are inexplicably playing their best baseball of the season.
With an 8-1 victory over the Dodgers on Wednesday night, the Angels have won five of their last six games, despite earlier in the day placing their 10th player on the disabled list.
The players who are left have come together – for a week anyway – the way they must if they are going to contend.
The offense has been fairly consistent, producing 45 runs in the past seven games.
Mike Trout started it off with his eighth homer and added two singles, lifting his average to a season high .