Toronto Blue Jays at Los Angeles Angels

O'Hoppe and Moncada deliver in Angels' big 8th-inning rally for 8-3 victory over Blue Jays

Zach Neto hustled home with the tying run to start a six-run rally in the eighth by the Angels, who scored more than five runs in a full game for the first time since April 10.

O'Hoppe delivered an RBI single before Moncada hit his first homer since September 2023 in his first game back from a thumb injury. Jo Adell added another homer moments later.

George Springer and Anthony Santander homered for the Blue Jays, who opened a six-game trip with their third straight loss.

Tyler Anderson recovered from a rocky first inning to pitch six-hit ball into the seventh for the Angels.

José Ureña pitched solidly into the fifth inning of his debut with the Blue Jays, who signed the right-hander Monday. Toronto is Ureña’s eighth team in the past six seasons.

After Springer hit his fourth homer in the first, Taylor Ward answered with a two-run shot to center, ending his 1-for-35 slump.

Santander then golfed a low breaking ball from Ryan Johnson into the short right-field porch with one out in the eighth. Héctor Neris (1-1) came on and got two outs, stranding two Blue Jays.

Key moment Neto walked, stole second and scored the tying run when Ernie Clement couldn’t handle Alejandro Kirk’s throw to third after the catcher fielded Nolan Schanuel’s poor bunt off Yimi García (0-2).

Key stat Neto extended his hitting streak to a career-best 11 games with a first-inning single.

Up next Yusei Kikuchi (0-4, 4.21 ERA) takes his eighth shot at earning his first win for the Angels. José Berríos (1-1, 3.98) goes for Toronto.

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