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Soler grounded into a double play, third baseman La Stella to second baseman Rengifo to first baseman Bour, Dozier out.

O'Hearn lined out to center fielder Trout.

Grounded into a double play, third baseman La Stella to second baseman Rengifo to first baseman Bour, Dozier out.

Maldonado singled to left, O'Hearn scored, Gutierrez to second.

Singled to left, O'Hearn scored, Gutierrez to second.

Royals

Dozier tripled to right, Mondesi scored, A.Gordon scored.

Tripled to right, Mondesi scored, A.Gordon scored.

Gutierrez singled to left, O'Hearn scored, Soler scored.

Singled to left, O'Hearn scored, Soler scored.

Mondesi singled to left, Hamilton scored, Merrifield to second.

Singled to left, Hamilton scored, Merrifield to second.

La Stella singled to right, Simmons scored, Goodwin scored, Lucroy to second.

Singled to right, Simmons scored, Goodwin scored, Lucroy to second.

Trout walked on four pitches, Lucroy scored, La Stella to third, Calhoun to second.

Walked on four pitches, Lucroy scored, La Stella to third, Calhoun to second.

Dozier tripled to center, Mondesi scored, A.Gordon scored.

Tripled to center, Mondesi scored, A.Gordon scored.

Angels first.  Calhoun doubled to left.  Trout doubled to right, Calhoun scored.  Bour grounded out, second baseman Merrifield to first baseman O'Hearn, Trout to third.  Simmons walked on four pitches.  Pujols grounded into a double play, third baseman Gutierrez to second baseman Merrifield to first baseman O'Hearn, Simmons out.

Royals second.  Barria pitching.  O'Hearn doubled to right.  Soler grounded out, shortstop Simmons to first baseman Bour.  Gutierrez walked on four pitches.  Maldonado singled to left, O'Hearn scored, Gutierrez to second.  Gutierrez to third, Maldonado to second.  Hamilton struck out.  Merrifield flied out to center fielder Trout.

Royals third.  Mondesi singled to right.  Gordon singled to right, Mondesi to second.  Dozier tripled to right, Mondesi scored, Gordon scored.  O'Hearn singled to right, Dozier scored.  Soler doubled to right, O'Hearn to third.  Gutierrez singled to left, O'Hearn scored, Soler scored.  Maldonado lined out to center fielder Trout.  Hamilton grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman La Stella to second baseman Rengifo, Gutierrez out.  Merrifield singled to center, Hamilton to third.  Mondesi singled to left, Hamilton scored, Merrifield to second.  Stratton pitching.  Gordon flied out to center fielder Trout.

Angels fourth.  Simmons hit an infield single to third.  Pujols struck out.  Goodwin walked on four pitches, Simmons to second.  Lucroy walked, Simmons to third, Goodwin to second.  La Stella singled to right, Simmons scored, Goodwin scored, Lucroy to second.  Rengifo flied out to center fielder Hamilton.  Calhoun singled to right, Lucroy to third, La Stella to second.  Barlow pitching.  Trout walked on four pitches, Lucroy scored, La Stella to third, Calhoun to second.  Bour struck out.

Royals fifth.  Owings grounded out, second baseman Rengifo to first baseman Bour.  Merrifield struck out.  Mondesi singled to left.  Gordon walked on a full count, Mondesi to second.  Dozier tripled to center, Mondesi scored, Gordon scored.  O'Hearn struck out.

 The Angels won six of seven meetings with the Royals last season, holding them to 2.71 runs per game. It was a reversal of the 2017 season, when Kansas City had the same 6-1 record against the Angels.

 Los Angeles won for just the second time in its last 11 games on Thursday versus the Yankees, 11-5, tying a season high in runs scored. The Angels moved to 8-7 in home games this year but are an MLB-worst 2-9 (.182) on the road.

 The Royals are the third team in MLB history to be 8-17 or worse and also have 33 or more home runs through 25 games in a season, joining the 1953 Reds and last year's White Sox.

 Kansas City leads the majors with 11 triples, and Adalberto Mondesi leads all players with four. The last Royal to lead the majors in the category was Jose Offerman with 13 in 1998.

 Tommy La Stella has a team-high seven home runs this year, after homering just 10 times in over 800 career at-bats entering 2019. The only other left-handed batters to hit seven or more homers before the end of April with the Angels are Fred Lynn (seven in 1983) and Jim Edmonds (eight in 1996).

 Tyler Skaggs will make his first start tonight since going on the 10-day IL April 15 with a left ankle sprain. In three career starts against the Royals, he is 1-1 with a 0.43 ERA, allowing just one run in 21.0 innings.

HP - Layne, 1B - Whitson, 2B - Wendelstedt, 3B - Baker

When Albert Pujols' career is over, he'll look back and marvel like most fans have for years. But fans in Kansas City won't have to wait more than a day to get a glimpse of greatness, because Pujols and the Los Angeles Angels will continue their three-game series against the Kansas City Royals on Saturday.
It's unusual to predict milestone accomplishments, and it's even more unusual to do it on back-to-back nights ...and be right. But that's very possible with Pujols on this trip to the town where he played high school and college baseball.

Angels' Pujols could pass Bonds vs. Royals

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)  Hunter Dozier has been dealing with a nagging back problem that doesn't affect the designated hitter at the plate so much as when he runs.
Maybe he should stop hitting triples.

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Los Angeles Angels @ Kansas City Royals on April 27, 2019

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