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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) \u2014 Alan Roden hit a three-run homer and drove in a career-high four runs, and Dean Kremer yielded one hit over six stellar innings in the Minnesota Twins<\/a> ‘ 8-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday.<\/p>\n Josh Bell had three hits and two RBIs for the Twins, who have won three of five overall after splitting four games at Angel Stadium<\/a> with two shutout victories. Brooks Lee added three hits and scored three runs.<\/p>\n Roden had three hits in his first major league game this month, punctuated by a shot to right in the seventh for his third career homer, his first since Aug. 6, 2025.<\/p>\n Kremer (3-1) shut down the Angels in the third consecutive strong start by Minnesota’s deadline acquisition. He walked three, but struck out eight for his most in a start since April.<\/p>\n Minnesota allowed just two singles by the Angels, with Bailey Ober pitching the final three innings to earn his first career save.<\/p>\n Ryan Johnson (5-9) yielded three runs on seven hits and couldn’t get out of the fifth inning despite striking out six for the AL-worst Angels in the home finale of their 11th consecutive losing season and their 12th straight non-playoff campaign, both the longest active streaks in the majors.<\/p>\n The game also was likely their last at Angel Stadium during the 24-year tenure of owner Arte Moreno, who intends to sell the team<\/a> to Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke before next season begins.<\/p>\n Bell and Roden singled in runs with two outs in the third, and Bell added another two-out RBI single in the fifth to chase Johnson.<\/p>\n Emmanuel Rodriguez got credit for a double in the sixth even though Jose Siri dropped his catchable fly ball to the warning track in center. Rodriguez beat Siri’s throw to score on a single by Ben Ross, who then stole second and scored when Zach Neto let the throw trickle into center.<\/p>\n Up next<\/p>\n Twins: Their final road series begins Monday night in San Francisco. Ober (7-6, 4.32 ERA) was slated to start before he took the mound in relief.<\/p>\n Angels: Yusei Kikuchi (1-6, 5.02 ERA) makes the 13th start of his injury-plagued season in West Sacramento against the Athletics on Tuesday night.<\/p>\n