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Angels Triumph Over Astros as Anderson Flirts with No-Hitter and Fan Interference Stirs Controversy

Tyler Anderson's dominant outing and a record-setting home run streak define the Angels' 4-1 victory, overshadowed by a fan disrupting Mike Trout's catch attempt.

Angels’ Mike Trout bats during the third inning of a baseball game against the Houston Astros, Saturday, April 12, 2025, in Houston. (AP Photo/Kevin M. Cox)

Overview

  • Tyler Anderson carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning before Yordan Alvarez broke it with a two-out double, ending Anderson's standout performance at 5 2/3 innings with one hit allowed.
  • A controversial moment unfolded when a fan pulled a foul ball from Mike Trout's glove during a catch attempt, leading to the fan's removal by security but no interference call from the umpires.
  • The Angels' offense continued its power surge, hitting two home runs to extend their franchise-record streak to 25 homers over the last nine games.
  • Kenley Jansen secured his fourth save of the season, preserving the Angels' 4-1 win with a strong ninth inning after contributions from a solid bullpen.
  • The Angels' victory highlights their recent momentum, combining stellar pitching, timely hitting, and defensive resilience to overcome both the Astros and unexpected distractions.