TORONTO --
\"It means a lot,\" Trout said. \"Obviously got a long way to go for the season to end. Anything can happen. We just have to take it one game at a time. But getting
His go-ahead grand slam also came on a fastball, but earlier in the count, when he smacked an 0-1 fastball that was located down in the zone. The blast to left, which was the sixth grand slam of his career, was hit nearly as hard at 111 mph off the bat and traveled a projected 434 feet, per Statcast. Trout now has a career-high nine homers with an exit velocity of at least 110 mph since Statcast was introduced in 2015.\n\n“He was all right,” Angels manager Brad Ausmus said with a laugh. “He was obviously a huge part of the offense. He was very Mike Trout-ish today.\"\n\nThe two homers gave Trout 22 blasts on the year, which is tied for the American League lead with Edwin Encarnacion, and marked his 16th career multi-homer game. He also now leads the AL with 56 RBIs. Trout has now hit 10 homers over his past 19 games and four in his past four games.\n\n\"It's a joke,\" lefty
The home runs backed Heaney, who struggled with his command and allowed five runs on four hits over 3 2/3 innings in his worst outing of the year. He blamed spotty command for his rough outing, but was picked up by a strong effort from relievers