ANGEL REID DETMERS pitched well against the Diamondbacks (File photo).

You can’t do better than that. The Angels and Dodgers each posted wins on Tuesday night, neither of them giving up a run.

Angels 7, Diamondbacks 0: Mike Trout looked like the All-Star of old, hitting a home run and a double and driving in three runs at Chase Field in Phoenix.

But he wasn’t the only Halo with a hot bat. Overall, the team had 14 hits, compared to the D-backs’ four.
Logan O’Hoppe had three hits and also with two hits were Zach Neto, Denzer Guzman and Donovan Walton, who also had two runs batted in.

Reid Detmers (3-5) pitched a gem, going seven innings and yielding just three hits. He struck out three D-backs.
With the win, the Angels are 30-44. They’re still in firth and last place in the American League West, but have won five of their last seven games.

Dodgers 1, Tampa Bay 0: Shohei Ohtani has sometimes been thought of as a one-man team. That’s not really true but he came pretty close to that when he hit a home run in the bottom of the sixth inning for the winning score.

That gave the win to Justin Wrobleski (8-2). He went six innings, giving up just three hits. He struck out five Rays and walked none and his ERA dipped to 2.72.

The Blue Crew is now 47-27, still leading the National League West.