"Over this road trip, we've been pretty good -- pitching-wise and offensively," Santiago said, his team improving to 36-50. "All around, we're clicking. We're bunting, moving guys over, doing a lot of good things offensively. So, yeah, right now we're clicking as a team all the way around. We're throwing the ball well, and we're putting up runs on the board."
Santiago worked around four walks and three hits while keeping Tampa Bay scoreless through the first seven innings, striking out nine batters and lowering his ERA to 4.58.
Blake Snell held the Angels scoreless through the first five frames, but he allowed two runs to score in the sixth on a single by Albert Pujols and a groundout by C.