ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) – With their three biggest stars shining all Wednesday night, the Los Angeles Angels gave a good show.

Mike Trout, Albert Pujols and Shohei Ohtani dominated the same game for the first time, and the Angels won an 11-3 win over the Chicago White Sox.

Pujols passed Ken Griffey Jr.'s sixth place with 631 crowns. Trout connected twice and driven in four points. Ohtani shot a two-point shot at 446 feet.

Not to be outdone, Tyler Skaggs (8-6) tied a career high with nine strikeouts in six innings. He scented his first five hitters – the previous pitcher of the Angels to complete that was Jim Abbott in Oakland in September 1995.

Trout had another great day with his 13th multihomer game in career. He had a solo shot in the first run and a three-point run in the sixth to give him 28 runs this season. The MVP twice won 3 against 4 and scored three points.

Trout has been covered 93 times, the club's history record in 103 games. He got locations to hit Wednesday and also reached the base when he was lying in the elbow

"I'm always ready, I'm not going up there thinking that they're going to walk me," said Trout. "I must have the state of mind of, I will get a pitch to hit, and take the rides when they come."

Pujols hit a solo circuit on the left field in the second, his 17th of the season. The 38-year-old slugger even swept the third inning of the fourth inning for his first stolen base this year

"It's crazy, it seems like every shot is a double-shot, and it goes on somebody." a, "said Trout. "He has probably come across someone on this stolen base, he puts this cape on and off, it's cool, it's fun to be part of and have fun."

Skaggs withdrew the first 10 batters faced, seven by withdrawal. He awarded two points, one earned and four hits.

The Angels had lost five of their last six games, but Skaggs had received support early in the game and his teammates then opened the game.

It's a good time to be an angel when that comes in, "he says.

James Shields (4-12) had another tough exit for Chicago, dropping three home runs, taking out six batters in the first two innings, but also allowing two hits During this sequence, he allowed six runs on seven hits and three walks in four innings.

"Shieldsy was really, really good for us, despite his record, believe it or not," said Rick Renteria, director of the White Sox. "This guy has made us very good outings, today they had it early, he was probably close to coming out of a jam and n & # 39; They could not do it, their guy did a good job keeping us confined. "

Kole Calhoun ad missed the fifth for the RBI, while the Angels managed a four-point rally. They added five points in the sixth.

Ohtani finished second for the third time this season. Striking in front of Trout, the rookie star from Japan has passed his ninth home run.

"It was much better than I thought," said Ohtani through a translator. "I was able to see the ball well."

Matt Davidson got a homer in the ninth for the White Sox, who won the first two games of the four-game series.

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Skaggs had a fun and wide reaction in the dugout after all the races, and completed the look by making the move floss dance. [19659008] "I saw him on Twitter, I like to show my emotion, but maybe not like that," he said. "I was very excited."

ROLE INVERSION

The former Angel Hector Santiago was back in Anaheim, but this time he came out of the bullpen for Chicago. Santiago, who started for the Angels and was traded to Minnesota in 2016, retired in the eighth inning.

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The White Sox: RHP Dylan Covey (4-5, 4.95) 3 innings at his last start, a win in Seattle. He took a non-hitter in the sixth.

Angels: RHP Nick Tropeano (3-5, 4.58) makes his second start since spending time on the disabled list with an inflammation of the shoulder. He is looking for his first win at Angel Stadium since 2016.

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