US EditionThursday's baseball roundup: Angels rout Rays
- The Angels defeated the Rays on Thursday, with Adell, Trout, and Ward each hitting two home runs.
- Previously tentative at the plate, Ward and Adell became more aggressive, jumping on pitches in the strike zone.
- Adell hit two homers in one inning, while the team had a six-homer outburst and tallied 11 homers in the series.
- Manager Washington stated, "I hope we can continue to stack up series wins, because that's what gets you to the playoffs."
- This performance marked the third time the Angels had three players with multi-homer games, helping secure their fourth straight series win and improve their record to 8-4.
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