Mike Trout extends his sequence on the base, makes an incredible catch while the angels lose again

Mike Trout played a draw against three in Wednesday's game against the Yankees, but he still managed to deceive, which means that in the 22 games of the Angels he has played this season, the back has been taken over by the base. While it's always worth watching his .510 OBP, feel free to watch how he made this central field capture incredibly easy.

The highlight would have been excellent in itself, but then Angels' arrestee Angels, Andrelton Simmons, was forced to attack the ball in secret against Tyler Wade of the Yankees on second base. The runner was dismissed after the play was reviewed.

Alas, not all players in the team are Mike Trout or Andrelton Simmons. In the ninth inning, Wade made up for his blunder when he distinguished, then stole the second, just before DJ LaMahieu hit an RBI single that ended up making the difference when the Yankees won 6 to 5. The progression of these last two rounds are a good representation of what the Angels are, since they occupy the last place in their division.