Jose Soriano worked five innings of oneunearned-run ball on three hits and three walks with five strikeouts as the Angels beat the Giants 4-3, continuing a solid July stretch for the right-hander. He has posted a 3.29 ERA, 1.25 WHIP, and a 9-6 record across 22 starts, with improved results in recent outings after a rough spell. In the win, Jo Adell added a two-run homer and Soler contributed as part of the Angels’ offense, while Trout highlighted the support with multi-hit involvement. Soriano has been mentioned in trade rumors alongside lefty Reid Detmers, as teams weigh candidates with club control through 2026 ahead of the August 3 deadline. While he pitched with a lead most of the day, a fifth-inning defensive miscue and traffic on the bases kept the inning from being cleaner, and his continued walk rate remains a concern with 56 free passes this season. The win underscores a productive July for Soriano as the Angels try to maximize his value and maintain competitiveness down the stretch.