Ward’s late homer punctuated Angels’ counterpunch, highlighting the depth of power in the Angels’ lineup amid Seattle’s sustained offense.

Ward crossed home on a first-inning double steal with Rengifo and contributed to the early Angels surge, providing a steady run-scoring presence in this one-sided affair.

Ward’s contributions sit alongside Neto and Adell as part of a rising Angels power trio, driving run production as the division races heat up.

Ward, 31, owns a career-year pace with 30 homers and 94 RBIs over 133 games, slashing .228/.315/.477. He suffered a nasty cut above the right eye after hitting the fence, stitched up with no reported long-term issues. Fantasy managers should monitor the injury timeline, but Ward remains a cornerstone bat when healthy, with standout power upside for the Angels’ lineup down the stretch.

Ward collided with the left-field wall on a chase of Urías' double, was attended by a trainer, and carted off with status uncertain; his health will drive Angels lineup decisions and fantasy projections in the coming days.