The Angels trail by four runs early before Trout ties it with a three-run homer, only to lose to the Rays, 5-4, despite a bases-loaded, no-outs opportunity in the eighth inning.

During Wednesday’s series finale against the Tampa Bay Rays, Trout etched his name into the MLB record books, adding to his Hall-of-Fame caliber career. The Angels announced, “Mike Trout has hit his 398th career home run and his 200th at Angel Stadium. He is the first player in Major League history to have 200+ HR and 100+ SB at any one ballpark.”

Mike Trout hit his 398th homer, making Angel Stadium history with 200 HRs and 100 steals in one park during 5-4 loss to Rays.