Overview
- Trout, who was struck Sunday in the eighth inning, left after a 94.2 mph fastball from Mariners reliever Casey Legumina hit his left hand.
- Postgame X-rays were negative, and manager Kurt Suzuki called it a hand contusion with a day-to-day outlook.
- Trout tried to stay in before trainer Mike Frostad led him off the field, and Oswald Peraza entered as a pinch-runner.
- The Angels beat Seattle 8-7 in 11 innings, with Peraza laying down a bunt in the 11th that set up the winning sacrifice fly.
- This was Trout’s second HBP-related incident of the series after a Bryan Woo pitch Friday, and he later urged Mariners pitchers to avoid throwing high and inside if they cannot command it.