The Los Angeles Angels pulled off a narrow victory against the Seattle Mariners, winning 5-4 and improving their season record to 29-33. This win places them in third place in the American League West, trailing the Mariners by three games. Key performances came from Kyle Hendricks, who pitched six innings, allowing four earned runs and securing his milestone 100th career victory. The Angels rallied from a 4-3 deficit in the fifth inning, with Chris Taylor's double and Nolan Schanuel's timely single turning the game around.

Hendricks, who has had mixed results this season with a 3-6 record and a 5.40 ERA, celebrates a significant career milestone after being drafted by the Texas Rangers in 2011 and making his debut with the Chicago Cubs. His journey includes a World Series title with the Cubs in 2016 and multiple seasons with double-digit wins. The Angels are set to close their weekend series with the Mariners before facing the Oakland Athletics.