Summary: The Angels had been hitless in their last 21 at-bats as a team with runners in scoring position. Justin Upton finally put an end to that slide by driving a 2-strike pitch down the left field line in the 9th, sending Halo fans home happy. After April 14th, Justin Upton had been hitting .297. Then mother nature intervened. The cold temperatures postponed the series finale in Kansas City, and many Angel hitters have been unable to heat back up. Upton himself has seen his average drop to .228. Perhaps a walk-off victory is exactly what this club needs to break from their collective slump and start winning ballgames. Of course, facing the Baltimore Orioles certainly helps... Wednesday also means it's Wild West Wednesday, as we take a look at how the AL West is shaping up. Despite lackluster performances from their starting rotation, the Seattle Mariners have put together a nice stretch of games to climb ahead of the Angels in the standings. But will it last? Don't forget to follow the show on Twitter @LockedOnAngels and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, and Google Play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
