Willie Calhoun hit a two-run, walk-off homer in the 10th inning, sending the Angels to a 6-5 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Friday night at Angel Stadium.
Calhoun also hit a two-run homer in the first inning, then added a no-doubt shot to right field in the 10th on the second pitch by Austin Voth (2-3).
Calhoun, who had hit only one homer since May 12, connected for his third career multihomer game as the Angels ended the Mariners’ three-game winning streak and earned just their third victory in nine games.
Mitch Garver bounced a one-out double into the stands off Hans Crouse (2-0) in the Mariners’ half of the 10th, scoring automatic runner Josh Rojas from second. Crouse struck out Rodriguez and Ty France to limit the rally.
Cal Raleigh hit his fifth homer in four days for Seattle, and Julio Rodríguez hit a two-run homer in the first inning.
Raleigh’s two-run shot in the third inning gave him three homers in the last 10 innings at Angel Stadium. The catcher connected from each side of the plate Thursday, a feat he also accomplished Tuesday in San Diego.
Bryan Woo had a rocky return from the injured list for Seattle, yielding four runs, nine hits and two walks before getting chased in the fourth inning. After a strong start to the season, Woo had sat out his last two turns in the rotation because of a hamstring injury.
Tyler Anderson, the Angels’ sole All-Star selection, gave up four runs in six innings of six-hit ball with four strikeouts.
Rodríguez’s two-out line drive to right off Anderson in the first inning cleared the yellow line on the elevated right-field fence for his 10th homer.
Calhoun tied it in the bottom of the inning with his first homer of the night.
The Angels then strung together three straight singles off Woo, but J.P. Crawford threw out Logan O’Hoppe at the plate on a deflected ball. The Angels loaded the bases again in the second, but Taylor Ward grounded into an inning-ending double play.
Mickey Moniak doubled and scored on Jo Adell’s single in the fourth, and Nolan Schanuel drove in Adell with a broken-bat single that chased Woo.
Angels reliever Ben Joyce threw a fastball clocked at 104.5 mph in the seventh inning. He has thrown 13⅓ consecutive scoreless innings.
Up next: George Kirby (7-6, 3.39 ERA) takes the mound for Seattle on Saturday against José Soriano (8-8. 2.81 ERA), one of the few pleasant surprises from the first half of the Angels’ season.