Angels 15, Rangers 6: Mike Trout had a three-run homer among four hits and Kole Calhoun also had four hits while falling a home run shy of the cycle as visiting Los Angeles pounded Colby Lewis en route to its seventh win in eight games.

Lewis (6-6) was roughed up for 13 runs - an all-time high for a Texas pitcher - in 2 1/3 innings as the Rangers lost their fifth straight and fell for the 19th time in 22 games. Calhoun scored four times, Josh Hamilton had three doubles and two RBIs and Erick Aybar drove in three runs for the Angels, who set a season high for runs while snapping an eight-game skid in Texas.

Hector Santiago (1-7) was the beneficiary of the run support, picking up the his first win in a span of 17 starts after giving up three earned runs in six innings while tying a season high with eight strikeouts. Los Angeles, which recorded 17 hits, has scored at least five runs in every win during its current 7-1 stretch.

Calhoun set the tone when he tripled to begin the game and was awarded home on a throwing error, part of a four-run first inning for the Angels. He also doubled in a run to ignite a six-run second that saw Hamilton rip an RBI double and Aybar follow with a run-scoring hit to center.

Singles by Hank Conger and Calhoun in the third set the stage for Trout, who ended Lewis' night by launching a 3-2 offering over the wall in straightaway center to make it 13-2. Adrian Beltre homered and Jake Smolinski was 3-for-4 with three RBIs to pace the Rangers, who had catcher Chris Gimenez throw a perfect ninth in relief.

GAME NOTEBOOK: Aybar was named to the American League All-Star team as a replacement for Kansas City OF Alex Gordon. ... Los Angeles placed LH C.J. Wilson (ankle) on the 15-day disabled list, designated LH Nick Maronde for assignment and optioned RH Cam Bedrosian to Double-A Arkansas. The Angels also recalled RH Cory Rasmus from Triple-A Salt Lake and selected the contract of RH Drew Rucinski from Arkansas. ... Trout's second hit of the night made him the fastest Angel to reach 500 in a career, besting Garret Anderson's old mark.