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Rodgers drops 1st big league start in season finale
- Updated: October 2, 2016
ANAHEIM — The Angels enter the offseason wondering what could have been had their pitching staff not been decimated by injuries. The Astros head into the winter knowing they played well enough to contend until the final week of the season but just didn’t do enough to get into the postseason.
The 2016 season came to a close for both teams on Sunday afternoon at Angel Stadium, where the Angels prevailed, 8-1, to win a three-game series. The Astros took the season series, 13-6.
Mike Trout collected his 100th RBI and reached 30 …
