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Less than an hour after he hit a baseball 420 feet that soared beyond the center field fence in Anaheim, Kansas City Royals catcher Salvador Perez took a detour to talk about his starting pitcher. More specifically, Perez would conclude, left-hander Kris Bubic had just thrown perhaps his best game…

Noah Syndergaard gave an overworked Angels bullpen a much-needed breather Monday night, throwing 7 1/3 innings against the Kansas City Royals after relievers had combined for 19 innings in a five-game, four-day series at Seattle.

Let’s take a look at each team’s biggest bummers this season.

SEATTLE — The Angels still have plenty of work to do to get back to where they were before their collapse, but they have certainly stopped the bleeding.

SEATTLE — Even if they were somehow able to keep Mike Trout from hitting another home run against them, the Seattle Mariners have still allowed him to almost single-handedly win the five-game series.

SEATTLE — Mike Trout made up for a rough afternoon with one swing.

The L.A. starter called out MLB for providing “slick” baseballs to pitchers this season.

SEATTLE — For a night, everything looked and worked as planned.

The Angels have had good days, but they are increasingly distant. Friday marked another of the not-so-good days, with the team announcing third baseman Anthony Rendon was bound for season-ending surgery.

Anthony Rendon’s season is officially over.