Angels star Mike Trout (knee) undergoes surgery
Los Angeles Angels star center fielder Mike Trout underwent surgery Friday to repair the torn meniscus in his left knee.
Angels general manager Perry Minasian said there was no immediate timetable for Trout’s return.
However, a meniscus repair typically can sideline a player from anywhere between four and eight weeks.
Los Angeles manager Ron Washington said everything went well in the surgical room.
“When they went in, it was exactly what we said it was and nothing else,” Washington said before the team’s Friday game in Cleveland. “So we’re all good.”
Friday’s games
Brewers 3, Cubs 1: Willy Adames headlined a three-run rally with a goahead RBI single in the eighth as visiting Milwaukee won its third straight. Pinch hitter Jackson Chourio helped give the Brewers life in the eighth. Chourio greeted reliever Adbert Alzolay with a oneout single, stole second and scored on William Contreras’ base hit to knot things at 1. Contreras also ended up stealing second, allowing him to come home on Adames’ grounder to center. Milwaukee’s comeback spoiled a stellar outing from Hayden Wesneski, who lowered his ERA to 0.54 by scattering three hits across 61⁄3 innings.
Rockies 3, Pirates 2: Ryan McMahon homered to spark a three-run sixth inning, Cal Quantrill pitched strongly into the eighth and visiting Colorado snapped a five-game skid and ended a string of games in which it trailed. The Rockies set a major league record by trailing at some point in each of their first 31 games.
Nationals 9, Blue Jays 3: Pinch hitter Luis Garcia Jr. hit a three-run home run in a four-run seventh and host Washington handed Toronto its eighth loss in 10 games.
Phillies 4, Giants 3: Brandon Marsh drove in two runs, Alec Bohm extended his hitting streak to 16 games with a runscoring single, and host Philadelphia improved to a season-best 11 games over .500 at 22-11.
Rays 10, Mets 8: Harold Ramirez and Amed Rosario each went 3-for-5 for host Tampa Bay, which scored five times in the third inning.
Angels 6, Guardians 0: Jose Soriano threw six stellar innings to continue his road dominance and Mickey Moniak launched a three-run homer as visiting Los Angeles handed Cleveland its sixth loss in nine games. Nolan Schanuel homered for one of his three hits, and Willie Calhoun also had three in his season debut for the Angels, who improved to 3-23in Cleveland since the start of the 2015 season.