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The Los Angeles Angels ended a 106-game streak Monday night, winning a game from behind in the ninth inning for the first time in that stretch, with a 3-2 walk-off victory over the St.
The case for treating it as a sign of life runs directly into the team's 40-61 record and a right-field section that has spent the season waving shirts at ownership as much as at opposing pitchers.
How the ninth inning unfolded Jo Adell stepped to the plate in the bottom of the ninth with the bases loaded and the score tied. The Cardinals' pitcher hit him.
That was the game, and it ended the longest such streak in Angels history, according to ESPN's reporting.
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