Los Angeles Angels

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.

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. 

"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."

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. 

"It's been tough,” Angels manager Mike Scioscia said, per the Los Angeles Times. "I don't think anyone feels this more than Josh, and I don't think there's anyone more confident in his ability than Josh. He's been working very hard in drills, hopefully making strides and getting there. He takes his lack of production very hard, very seriously."

Hamilton is batting .200 (11 for 55) with two home runs, six doubles, six RBI, 11 runs and 12 strikeouts in his last 12 games.

Hanson is not only playing like a confident pitcher, he's also talking like one.

"That was the most confident I felt all year," Hanson said, per the Los Angeles Daily News. "I'm getting back into a rhythm. I threw the ball well in the bullpen (before the game) and carried it over into the game."

The No. 3 batter went 4 for 5 with a double, RBI and run scored. He's batting .266 after the four-hit game. 

Pujols now has multiple-hit contests in four of his last five. He's gone 12 for 23 over that span with three doubles, a homer and five RBI. He does have 11 homers and 43 RBI on the year. 

Madson threw from 120 feet, but had some discomfort when he tried throwing at 80 percent. Madson had a platelet-rich plasma injection in his elbow a few weeks ago, and he believes that the shot will take full effect next week. He believes the pain he felt Monday was a side effect of his injection. Madson will attempt to go past 80 percent during a long toss session Wednesday. 

Madson has been attempting to recover from elbow surgery this season. He has not pitched in the majors since 2011. 

Vargas got plenty of support as he moved to 6-4 on the year with a 3.65 ERA. Vargas allowed two runs on four hits and a walk over seven solid innings in the win.

Vargas won four straight starts from May 14 through May 30, but had given up eight runs over his previous two outings spanning 11 2/3 innings.

He bounced back Monday with the solid outing and will look to keep that going in his next start scheduled for Saturday against the Pittsburgh Pirates.