Kochanowicz unravels, Angels trounced by Blue Jays

The inning was still far from over for the Angels, as Brandon Valenzuela blasted a three-run home run to left field against left-hander Mitch Farris, who had stepped on in relief for Kochanowicz. Farris, who dealt three innings in the game, allowed a second home run an inning later to Clement that made it 9-0.

Infielder Adam Frazier took the mound in a 10-1 game for Los Angeles to pitch the eighth inning, where he conceded four more Toronto runs on five hits. Sánchez's solo homer to lead off the inning marked the third of the game for the Blue Jays.

At the plate, the Angels scored their only run of the day and first of the series in the top of the eighth. Frazier roped a double down the right field line, scoring Bryce Teodosio.

Despite scoring the sixth-most runs per game in baseball on the road this season, the Angels have significantly lacked production at the plate through the first two battles of the series. The Los Angeles lineup went just 2-10 with runners in scoring position and could not capitalize on their 10 hits overall. Mike Trout and Zach Neto, hitting first and second in the lineup, are a combined 3 for 16 to open up the squad's six-game road trip.

The Angels will look to avoid being swept in the series finale on Sunday morning with their ace Jose Soriano (5-2, 1.74 ERA) on the mound. Soriano will be coming off his shortest start of the season after lasting just four innings and giving up five runs in a loss to the Chicago White Sox. He opposes Toronto left-hander Eric Lauer (1-4, 6.03 ERA).

First pitch is scheduled for 10:37 a.m. PT.