Bottom of the order comes through in 6-3 Royals win over Angels

Q: How did the Kansas City Royals score their runs against the Angels?

The Royals scored all six runs through their 5-9 hitters, who went 7-for-18 in the game.

Q: Who was the winning pitcher in the Royals vs Angels game?

Noah Cameron was the winning pitcher, allowing three runs over 6.1 innings.

Q: What was the Royals' record after their win against the Angels?

The Royals improved their record to 9-17 after the victory.

Q: Who will pitch for the Royals in the next game against the Angels?

Cole Ragans is set to pitch for the Royals in their next game against the Angels.

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI - APRIL 24: Isaac Collins #1 of the Kansas City Royals celebrates with Michael Massey #19 after scoring a run during the fourth inning against the Los Angeles Angels at Kauffman Stadium on April 24, 2026 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by Jay Biggerstaff/Getty Images) | Getty Images It wasn’t the stars, but the supporting cast that stole the show as the Royals knocked off the Angels 6-3 on Friday night. The 5-9 hitters in the lineup went a combined 7-for-18 and drove in all six runs, as the Royals scored six runs for the third consecutive game. Angels starter Yusei Kikuchi mowed down nine of the first ten Royals hitters he faced, but the boys in blue piled it on in the fourth. Bobby Witt Jr. led off with a double, moving to third on a Salvador Perez flyout. After Lane Thomas walked, Starling Marte lifted a ball into shallow right. Angels right fielder ran in on it and slid, but was unable to corral the ball. Witt scored, but Lane Thomas was caught heading back to first, thinking it had been caught, and the Angels threw to second for the force out. But the rest of the lineup picked him up. singled to move Marte to third, setting up an RBI single by Isaac Collins. doubled to drive home two, and Michael Massey followed with another double to plate a run. When the dust settled, the Royals had a five-run inning. Meanwhile cruised through the first six innings. He also retired nine of the first ten hitters, and tossed goose eggs through the sixth. But in the seventh, he gave up a one-out double to , then walked Logan O’Hoppe. hit a hot shot to third that was unable to handle for an infield single to load the bases. singled to put the Angels on the board and end Noah Cameron’s night. The Royals’ bullpen has been the worst in baseball so far, and they continued to have their struggles tonight. walked to force in another run. Jo Adell hit a slow chopper that Loftin fielded and elected to try to turn a double play, but was only able to get one out, allowing another run to score to cut the lead to 5-3 Royals. After Mears walked , was brought in and wriggled out of the jam by striking out . The Royals added an insurance run in the eighth off Angels reliever . Starling Marte singled with one out, and pinch-runner stole second, his fifth of the year already. Isaac Collins singled to drive him home, his second hit of the night, making it 6-3, Royals. came on to pick up his sixth save of the year, and the Royals improved to 9-17. Noah Cameron picked up his second win of the year, giving up three runs in 6.1 innings. The Royals have a chance to take just their second series win tomorrow evening when they face the Angels again. takes on 22-year-old right-hander Walbert Ureña at 6:10 CT.