Angels' Jo Adell Robs 3 Home Runs in 1-0 Win Over Mariners

The 27-year-old outfielder's defensive heroics proved crucial in the Angels' narrow victory.

Apr. 5, 2026 at 4:58am

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In a surprising defensive performance, Los Angeles Angels outfielder Jo Adell robbed the Seattle Mariners of three solo home runs in a 1-0 win on Saturday night. Adell's spectacular catches in the first, eighth, and ninth innings preserved the Angels' slim lead and ultimately decided the outcome of the low-scoring game.

Why it matters

Adell's defensive display showcased his growing all-around skills, which will be crucial for the Angels as they look to make a playoff push this season. While the 27-year-old is better known for his power hitting, his ability to impact games with his glove highlights his potential to be a true five-tool player.

The details

Adell's first home run robbery came in the first inning, when he leaped at the wall to take a solo shot away from Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh. He then made similar plays in the eighth and ninth innings, robbing Josh Naylor and J.P. Crawford of would-be homers to preserve the Angels' 1-0 lead.

  • In the first inning, Adell robbed Raleigh of a home run.
  • In the eighth inning, Adell robbed Naylor of a home run.
  • In the ninth inning, Adell robbed Crawford of a home run.

The players

Jo Adell

A 27-year-old outfielder for the Los Angeles Angels who is known for his power hitting but showcased his defensive skills with three home run robberies in a single game.

Cal Raleigh

The Seattle Mariners catcher who had a potential home run robbed by Adell in the first inning.

Josh Naylor

The Seattle Mariners outfielder who had a home run robbed by Adell in the eighth inning.

J.P. Crawford

The Seattle Mariners shortstop who had a home run robbed by Adell in the ninth inning.

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What they’re saying

“Jo said no!”

— Los Angeles Angels, Twitter account

“Jo Adell just robbed a third home run tonight. He jumped into the stands!”

— MLB

The takeaway

Adell's defensive heroics in a tight 1-0 win showcase his growing all-around abilities and potential to be a true five-tool player for the Angels. His ability to impact games with his glove, in addition to his power hitting, will be crucial as the team looks to make a playoff push this season.