Mike Trout's 400th career homer, a 485-foot blast in the eighth, powered the Angels to a 3-0 win over the Rockies and snapped an eight-game skid. Kyle Hendricks spun seven strong innings in his return to form, while Taylor Ward and Nolan Schanuel also went deep. Ward's 34th homer ties him for 10th in the majors, and Trout's milestone is complemented by a .400 average with 6 homers and 12 RBIs in 15 career games at Coors Field.

Colorado's Germán Márquez matched the effort with seven innings, but the offense failed to break through against the Angels, who closed it out with Luis García earning the save after a bases-loaded finish. The result sharpens the ladder for fantasy managers: Angels players benefit from a confident, power-filled lineup, while Coors Field remains a tough test with Trout delivering in altitude environments.

Morton struck out 10 in 4 1/3 innings but allowed six runs on seven hits and one walk as Detroit fell 7-4 to the Angels at Comerica Park. At 41 years old, Morton became the oldest Tiger to log a 10-strikeout game, fanning 10 with a 44.4% whiff rate on 45 swings and a fastball that averaged 94.2 mph, though two Angels homers spoiled the line.

Javier Báez saved the day for Detroit with a 3-for-4 night, including a double and a stolen base, and a first-inning RBI that helped the Tigers grab an early lead. Detroit tied it at 4-4 in the fourth with back-to-back hits and a Torres RBI double, but LA answered with Jo Adell’s three-run homer in the fourth and Taylor Ward’s two-run shot in the fifth to seize control. Rafael Montero worked in relief for Detroit, while Codi Heuer debuted with a solo homer surrendered to Luis Rengifo in the eighth, sealing the Angels’ win. The result leaves Detroit at 67-51 with 17 losses in 25 games, as the Angels head into the series finale with momentum.