It’s surprising that the Angels have had 23 managers in their history, given that the franchise has only existed for 65 years, and 19 of those featured Mike Scioscia in the dugout. Bill Rigney, who managed the second-most games in Angels’ history,

Los Angeles took the series lead with a 11-8 victory yesterday behind four homers, including two from Mike Trout and a game-winner from Jorge Soler.

He will match up with an Athletics offense that ranks 10th in MLB with 794 total hits (on a .248 batting average).

In his last 10 outings he is batting .318 with two doubles, three home runs, two walks and four RBIs.