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Wade Meckler hit his first grand slam in the majors, sparking a 14-3 Angels win over the Rays in St. Petersburg.
Meckler connected for the slam off Drew Rasmussen in the first inning, sparking a seven-run Angels barrage.
Angels relievers shut down the Rays over the final four innings, yielding just one hit to preserve the big lead.

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The Angels beat the Rays 14-3 at Tropicana Field, but a pregame incident dominated the headlines.
Three players were ejected after a so-called national anthem standoff near the dugouts.
The incident occurred moments after the national anthem concluded, affecting the game’s start.
Suter, Wilson, and Rodríguez were unavailable for the early part of the game due to the ejections.
Angels manager Kurt Suzuki pulled Brent Suter later in the game as part of roster adjustments.
Rodríguez is still recovering from elbow surgery, and Wilson is sidelined by inflammation ahead of the series conclusion.
The Angels and Rays were tied 1-1 in the series with the finale set for the following day.
The pregame confrontation drew attention from fans and media coverage beyond the scoreboard.
The game was played as scheduled after the altercation, with the Angels scoring a large run total.
The incident underscores ongoing tensions in pregame periods that can affect MLB games.

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Wade Meckler hit his first MLB grand slam for the Angels, part of a 14-3 win over the Rays in St. Petersburg.
Meckler's slam came in the first inning off Drew Rasmussen, setting the tone for a high-scoring day.
Mike Trout added his 14th homer of the season to extend the Angels' lead in the fifth inning.
Jo Adell and Oswald Peraza followed with back-to-back homers in the seventh for a seven-run inning.
Reid Detmers earned the win after escaping a bases-loaded situation in the first inning.
Angels' bullpen limited the Rays to a single hit over the final four innings.
Tampa Bay's 24th leadoff homer of the season kept them on the board early before the Angels pulled away.
Tampa Bay's notable home performance was halted by the Angels' offensive spree.
The game featured four Angels homers and a robust early lead.
This was a season-best offensive output for the Angels in a single game.
The Angels improved their record through a dominant road win.

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