ANAHEIM -- There’s seemingly nothing
Maddon said they planned to be aggressive on the bases coming into the game and that they were able to execute their game plan.\n\n“It’s something we talked about beforehand, where if we get the right reads, we go,” Maddon said. “We had some really aware people out there. The double steal of Goose and Shohei couldn’t have been a better combination. Just awareness.”\n\n
Walsh has been swinging the bat better recently, as he’s hitting .300 with three homers and seven RBIs over his last eight games and now has 25 homers on the year.\n\n\"I've just been trying to use the entire field a little bit more,” Walsh said. “I haven't been hitting a ton of balls to the left side, but my work pregame has consisted of that and it's kind of cleaned up my swing. I'm keeping more balls fair and getting them into the air a little bit more.\"
But the Angels wouldn’t have been able to win without the help of five double plays, including several nifty turns by Fletcher at second base. And reliever