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The Angels finish up the Anaheim portion of their two-game series on Tuesday afternoon against the Giants, with Anthony Rendon looking to finish off one of the best homestands in franchise history.
Angels-Giants lineups
| Pos | Giants | Pos | Angels |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pos | Giants | Pos | Angels |
| RF | Yastrzemski (L) | SS | Fletcher |
| LF | Dickerson (L) | 1B | La Stella (L) |
| 2B | Solano | CF | Trout |
| 1B | Belt (L) | 3B | Rendon |
| 3B | Longoria | DH | Ohtani (L) |
| DH | Sandoval (S) | LF | Goodwin (L) |
| SS | Crawford (L) | RF | Adell |
| C | Heineman (S) | C | Bemboom (L) |
| CF | Duggar | 2B | Rengifo (S) |
Rendon bats cleanup at third base for the Angels, like he has in each of the first seven games of the homestand.
He has exactly one extra-base hit in each of the last seven games, the second-longest extra-base hit streak in Angels history. Darin Erstad had nine straight games in 1998, and Tim Salmon had eight straight games with an extra-base hit in 2000. Among current Angels, Albert Pujols also had a seven-game extra-base hit streak in 2012, as did Justin Upton in 2018. Neither are in the lineup on Tuesday against Giants right-hander Trevor Cahill.
Rendon during his streak has five home runs and two doubles. Both doubles were of the ground-rule variety, meaning he has hit a ball over the fence in seven straight games.
During the homestand, Rendon is 11-for-24 (.458/.567/1.167) with eight RBI and eight runs scored.
Rendon has also drive in a run in each of those seven games, but he’s got a long way to go to get to the Angels record — 12 straight games with an RBI, by Garret Anderson in 2007.
On the season, Rendon now leads the Angels in fWAR (1.3) and his 172 wRC+ is just a tick behind Mike Trout (173 wRC+).
Game info
Time: 1:10 p.m. PT
TV: Fox Sports West, ESPN