Halos diehards don't get it it; homers with no runners on base when down seven or eight runs in the late innings aren't necessarily things to celebrate. Queue Mike Trout and Logan O'Hoppe, with 16 homers and just 30 RBI between them, and Trout batting only .185 as he has morphed into a modern-day Dave Kingman. Such hollow stats partly explain scoring more than 4 runs just once in 13 games as the Angels have dropped 8 of 11. Yusei Kikuchi has pitched better in his last two starts, but the staff as a whole seems to be unraveling, and Simeon Woods Richardson allowed just one run in 5 IP his last home start vs. the Tigers on April 13. Play Twins on Money Line