MLB Twitter roasts Colorado Rockies as Angels score a mountain of runs over team: "This is a Football score"

The Los Angeles Angels were in hot-hitting form against the Colorado Rockies as they plundered 25 runs in the second game of the series on the road. LA bounced back from a series opener loss with their opponents just answering back with one solitary run. The Angels' 25 runs is also the highest in their franchise history. The 24-run differential win is the highest in the Major League since the Texas Rangers' 30-3 win against the Baltimore Orioles in 2007. Los Angeles also became the third team after the Atlanta Braves and Toronto Blue Jays this decade to score 25 or more runs. Four or more batters scored four or more RBIs for the Halos. On the other end, all four Rockies pitchers were taken for at least a run with Karl Kauffman being the most productive earning just one run. Starter Chase Anderson and Noah Davis, earned nine runs each on 10 and 11 hits respectively, and Matt Carasiti gave away six runs in 0.1 innings.Offensively for LA, Mike Trout got his 17th home run of the season. He was followed by Brandon Drury and Matt Thaiss who went yard back to back with their leader. This led off a record-breaking 13 runs third innings with Mickey Moniak capping it off with a two-run homer towards the end.FOX Sports: MLB@MLBONFOXTHE ANGELS HAVE SCORED 23 RUNS... and it's only the 4th inning 🤯(via @BallySportWest)2720561THE ANGELS HAVE SCORED 23 RUNS... and it's only the 4th inning 🤯(via @BallySportWest)https://t.co/mzm2lxHT08LA fans were elated as they took to Twitter to voice their applause for their team.MT-Yes@emptyess512@MLBONFOX @BallySportWest This is a football score. Wowwww! Angels in the outfield for sure2@MLBONFOX @BallySportWest This is a football score. Wowwww! Angels in the outfield for sure https://t.co/9xG5xRTk3aDiBen@MikeDiBen@MLB @Angels This is criminal3@MLB @Angels This is criminalMarvelFan23@nfl2024@MLB @Angels Chargers 23Broncos 015@MLB @Angels Chargers 23Broncos 0Big Game Bengal@BengalYouTube@MLB @Angels it has not been the 4th inning for a little bit now991@MLB @Angels it has not been the 4th inning for a little bit nowOrioleszn🏹(46-29)@notjamesproche@MLB @Angels If the Angels lose I’ll sell myself on the black market81@MLB @Angels If the Angels lose I’ll sell myself on the black marketBrandon Peign@PurplePeign@MLBONFOX @KillebrewDj @BallySportWest Maybe this will propel them to the playoffs for the first time for Trout since the Obama administration43@MLBONFOX @KillebrewDj @BallySportWest Maybe this will propel them to the playoffs for the first time for Trout since the Obama administrationMelissa@MelCor454@MLBONFOX @BallySportWest Week worth of runs for the Sox5@MLBONFOX @BallySportWest Week worth of runs for the Sox🤫@AnonTwitt3rUser@MLBONFOX @BallySportWest Rockies need this feature593@MLBONFOX @BallySportWest Rockies need this feature https://t.co/o9DkvJsa4wChristopher@chrisshep51283@MLBONFOX @BallySportWest That's rarefied air up there@MLBONFOX @BallySportWest That's rarefied air up thereRudy Mathews@mathews_rudy@MLBONFOX @BallySportWest And the Rams strong defense shutouts the Broncos. Wait...2@MLBONFOX @BallySportWest And the Rams strong defense shutouts the Broncos. Wait...Angels manager Phil Nevin satisfied with batting lineup's effortsPhil Nevin, manager of the Los Angeles Angels praised his lineup's aggressive approach in the post-game interview. &quot;We were aggressive, we attacked pitches in the zone, and hitting gets contagious sometimes,&quot; Nevin said. &quot;To be honest, we found some holes, and then the big blows added on some runs.&quot;The Halos are already under-staffed as they have lost three crucial infielders - Anthony Rendon, Gio Urshela and Zach Neto - to injury in the last two weeks.

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