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    Francisco Lindor and the Indians deal a big blow to Angels' playoff hopes

    by By Mike DiGiovanna, Los Angeles Times Sep 21, 2017 3 minutes

    ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Angels have run out of duct tape trying to hold their team together, somehow remaining in playoff contention despite an endless string of injuries that has depleted their roster.

    Those postseason hopes were punctured on Thursday by the scorching-hot Cleveland Indians, who rode shortstop Francisco Lindor's tiebreaking, three-run fifth-inning homer to a 4-1 victory before an announced crowd of 29,863 in Angel Stadium that appeared about half that size.

    With a three-game sweep, the

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