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Angels

Upton grounded out, first baseman Beckham unassisted.

Pujols lined out to second baseman Gordon.

Rengifo safe at first on fielding error by pitcher Elías, Calhoun to third.

Safe at first on fielding error by pitcher Elías, Calhoun to third.

Fletcher singled to right, Calhoun scored, Rengifo to second.

Singled to right, Calhoun scored, Rengifo to second.

Trout homered to center on a 1-0 count, Rengifo scored, Fletcher scored.

Homered to center on a 1-0 count, Rengifo scored, Fletcher scored.

Grounded out, first baseman Beckham unassisted.

Mariners

Gordon hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Trout, Narváez scored, Beckham to third, Nola to second.

Narváez singled to right, Crawford scored.

Calhoun grounded into a double play, second baseman Gordon to shortstop Crawford to first baseman Nola, Upton scored, Simmons to third, Pujols out.

Grounded into a double play, second baseman Gordon to shortstop Crawford to first baseman Nola, Upton scored, Simmons to third, Pujols out.

Mariners second.  Narváez singled to left.  Seager struck out.  Beckham singled to right, Narváez to second.  Nola singled to left, Narváez to third, Beckham to second.  Gordon hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Trout, Narváez scored, Beckham to third, Nola to second.  Smith grounded out, pitcher Canning to first baseman Pujols.

Mariners third.  Crawford walked.  Crawford stole second.  Santana struck out.  Vogelbach struck out.  Narváez singled to right, Crawford scored.  Seager grounded out, shortstop Simmons to first baseman Pujols.

Angels fourth.  Upton walked on a full count.  Simmons singled to left, Upton to second.  Pujols walked on a full count, Upton to third, Simmons to second.  Calhoun grounded into a double play, second baseman Gordon to shortstop Crawford to first baseman Nola, Upton scored, Simmons to third, Pujols out.  Smith singled to left, Simmons scored.  Rengifo flied out to right fielder Santana.

Angels ninth.  Elías pitching.  Pujols lined out to second baseman Gordon.  Calhoun walked on a full count.  Smith lined out to center fielder Smith.  Rengifo hit an infield single to second, Calhoun to third.  Fletcher singled to right, Calhoun scored, Rengifo to second.  Trout homered to center on a 1-0 count, Rengifo scored, Fletcher scored.  Ohtani singled to left.  Carasiti pitching.  Ohtani stole second.  On Carasiti's wild pitch, Ohtani to third.  Upton grounded out, first baseman Beckham unassisted.

 After winning their first five games post-All-Star break, the Angels have lost their last two games. Entering this series, Los Angeles has played 17 consecutive games against AL West foes, compiling a 9-8 record over that time.

 The Mariners have been outscored by 41 runs (54-13) across their current six-game losing streak. This ties the worst single season six-game run differential in franchise history, a mark that was originally set by the team earlier this season in late April/early May.

 This is the final series of the season between these division rivals, with the first 16 games being split evenly, eight games apiece. Seattle won the first five matchups of the season, while Los Angeles has won eight of its last 11 against the Mariners.

 Since the start of July, Mike Trout has a 1.578 OPS with eight home runs and 12 runs scored in 10 games. In 16 games against Seattle this season, Trout has a 1.427 OPS with six home runs and 14 runs.

 Domingo Santana leads the majors with 124 strikeouts this season, and his 38 games with multiple strikeouts are also the most in MLB. The only Mariner all-time to lead the majors in strikeouts in a single season was Jay Buhner in 1997 (175).

 Albert Pujols needs one more home run for his 19th straight season of 15+ home runs to begin his career. Only three players all-time have begun their careers with at least 19 straight seasons of 15+ home runs: Eddie Murray (20 straight), Barry Bonds (19 straight) and Frank Robinson (19 straight).

HP - Baker, 1B - Hudson, 2B - Lentz, 3B - Carapazza

To say Griffin Canning was a little wild in his last start would be an understatement.
The Los Angeles Angels' rookie right-hander lasted just 1 1/3 innings Monday against the Houston Astros, issuing six walks and throwing four wild pitches. The Angels rallied for a 9-6 victory.

Angels' Canning looks to rediscover strike zone vs. M's

SEATTLE (AP)  Mariners manager Scott Servais calls it a ''high sky,'' that time of night when the baseball tends to disappear somewhere between the ballpark lights and a starless sky.
Luis Rengifo's two-out popup in the ninth inning seemed to be a routine play, keeping Seattle in a crisp, competitive game that had been tied since the fourth on Saturday. But that high sky caused problems for inexperienced first baseman Tim Beckham and reliever Roenis Elias as the ball dropped between them, and the Los Angeles Angels rallied for four runs in a 6-2 victory that reinforced season trends for both teams.

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SEA	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0

Los Angeles Angels @ Seattle Mariners on July 21, 2019

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