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Anthony Rendon's homer sparks Angels to win over Athletics

For all of Anthony Rendon's struggles to make consistent contact in his first 12 games, Los Angeles Angels manager Joe Maddon saw one reason for encouragement that his new third baseman was on the verge of breaking out of an early season funk.

While Rendon's average fell to a dismal .103 after Sunday's loss at Texas, his on-base percentage stood at .364 thanks to the 14 walks - tied for

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