MLB World Was in Disbelief After Angels Scored 23 Runs vs. Rockies in Just Four Innings
Mike Trout and the Angels jumped out to a historic start against the Rockies on Saturday, racking up a jaw-dropping 23 runs in just four innings.
L.A. scored 13 runs in the third inning and followed that up with another eight in the fourth. In doing so, they became the first team in MLB history to score 20-plus runs in a span of two or fewer innings.
The offensive eruption from the Angels turned heads on social media, as the Halos ran up what looked like a football scoreline during their visit to Coors Field. MLB fans and media on social media were stunned by the early beatdown in Colorado, offering up a bevy of reactions to the lopsided score.
The Angels hit back-to-back-to-back home runs to start off the third inning, and they didn’t cool off after that. It looks like Coors Field is still one of baseball’s more hitter-friendly parks.
