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Trout became the fastest player since Ted Williams and Barney McCosky reached 200 in 1940. He finished the game 1 for 3, with a walk. He scored a run and drove in a run. Seven players have reached 200 runs faster than Trout, and five of them are in the Hall of Fame.

Trout is hitting .305/.382/.550 in 282 at-bats.

Haren allowed at least four runs for the seventh time and tied a season-high with three walks. Haren was left questioning his strategy after the game.

"My game isn't walking guys," he said. "My game isn’t nibbling around the zone. My game is attacking hitters. The runs have been somewhat of a premium. ... I can't buy a break, and I've obviously made my share of mistakes. Just not a good combination."

Despite his struggles, Haren contends he remains a confident pitcher.

"I'm confident coming into every game," he said. "I mean, I'm not just saying that. It's no secret I haven't done my job up to this point. But confidence isn't the issue. I've been good for so long, I believe in myself. I just gotta look at the small picture and not the big picture and try to take every game as it comes. I'm not going to try to be 15-10. I'm trying to win just the game and go from there."

Aybar also has seven RBI in his last six games after managing just two RBI in his previous 10 games.

Callaspo singled for all four hits and drove in two runs with two runs scored. His single to center in the sixth inning plated Albert Pujols and Howie Kendrick. 

The No. 7 batter went 4 for 5 and is now batting .250 on the year. Callaspo has gone 6 for 13 over his last three games with four runs driven in. He has four homers and 24 RBI on the year for the Angels. 

That doesn't mean Fantasy owners should bench Santana in his home starts. Nine of the 11 homers he's allowed at Kauffman have come in just three starts, and each of his four other home outings have been quality starts. Also, all three of Santana's road homers came in a single start (vs. the White Sox) and his other six times out on the road have produced quality starts.

Santana gave up home runs in bunches last season, too, but as many as he allowed -- 39 in all -- he went through a couple of stretches where he wasn't all that homer-prone. Because he is walking so few batters, Santana can help with ERA and WHIP, so he should be started most weeks. He's put up nice stats so far this year, but just don't be surprised if he continues to be something of an adventure in Fantasy.

"I didn't really accomplish anything that I tried to accomplish through the course of the game," he said, per the Los Angeles Daily News. "The walks were bad, first-pitch strikes were bad. Getting deep in the game ... I obviously didn't do that. It was one of those games where I find myself battling the whole game."

Hunter homered in the first inning for the historic long ball. He hit his first career homer April 15, 1999 with the Twins at Tiger Stadium. Sunday, he took a fastball from P.J. Walters over the wall in left field. 

Hunter snapped an 0-for-13 stretch at the plate over his previous four games with the home run. He entered Sunday batting .290 on the year and now has three HRs. 

Trumbo is batting .241 (13 for 54) in his last 15 games, but he's homered four times and driven in 10 runs in that span.

Trumbo has done his best work offensively when he's played at first base. He's batting .295 with a .537 slugging percentage, .900 OPS, nine doubles, nine home runs and 27 RBI in 40 games at first base.

He's batting .533 (24 for 45) with one home run, three doubles, four walks, four runs and six RBI in his last 12 games. Since May 14, Kendrick is batting .418 (46 for 110), raising his batting average from .275 to .336. He is slugging .591 in that span.

"It's really all see the ball and hit it, that's all I can tell you," Kendrick said, per the Los Angeles Daily News. "Right now we're getting a lot of production from a lot of guys and we're getting opportunities to make big hits."

Bourjos collected three hits, and walked once. All of his hits were singles. He also stole his third base. Bourjos is hitting .333/.381/.444 in 108 at-bats. 

Izturis finished 1 for 4 with his solo homer, his fourth of the year. He's batting .224. 

Izturis already has two more homers this season than he had last year over 289 at-bats with the Angels.