Doug Padilla

5 days ago | dailynews.com | Doug Padilla

The Toronto Blue Jays’ George Springer scores under the tag of Angels catcher Logan O’Hoppe as teammate Ernie Clement, right, gestures “safe” while home plate umpire Tom Hanahan watches during the sixth inning on Thursday night at Angel Stadium. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) UPDATED: May 8, 2025 at 9:54 PM PDTANAHEIM — The first series sweep of the season remained out of reach for the Angels, who pulled off feats of daring and strength in the early going before fading into the night.

5 days ago | dailynews.com | Doug Padilla

The Toronto Blue Jays’ George Springer scores under the tag of Angels catcher Logan O’Hoppe as teammate Ernie Clement, right, gestures “safe” while home plate umpire Tom Hanahan watches during the sixth inning on Thursday night at Angel Stadium. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) UPDATED: May 8, 2025 at 9:54 PM PDTANAHEIM — The first series sweep of the season remained out of reach for the Angels, who pulled off feats of daring and strength in the early going before fading into the night.

5 days ago | sgvtribune.com | Doug Padilla

ANAHEIM — The first series sweep of the season remained out of reach for the Angels, who pulled off feats of daring and strength in the early going before fading into the night. Once holding a four-run lead, the Angels let it all slip away in a 8-5 defeat after the Toronto Blue Jays loaded the bases four different times in a four-run sixth inning.

5 days ago | pressenterprise.com | Doug Padilla

ANAHEIM — The first series sweep of the season remained out of reach for the Angels, who pulled off feats of daring and strength in the early going before fading into the night. Once holding a four-run lead, the Angels let it all slip away in a 8-5 defeat after the Toronto Blue Jays loaded the bases four different times in a four-run sixth inning.

5 days ago | pressenterprise.com | Doug Padilla

ANAHEIM — The first series sweep of the season remained out of reach for the Angels, who pulled off feats of daring and strength in the early going before fading into the night. Once holding a four-run lead, the Angels let it all slip away in a 8-5 defeat after the Toronto Blue Jays loaded the bases four different times in a four-run sixth inning.