Los Angeles Angels at Athletics: Final Score & Recap

The Athletics walked off the Angels 12-11 in ten innings at Sutter Health Park on June 19, 2026, capping a game that swung wildly before Sacramento held on for the victory. The DiamondIQ model entered the night giving the Athletics a 65 percent chance to win at home, and that figure climbed to 100 percent by the final out.

The Angels seized control early with a seven-run fourth inning, the biggest single-frame contribution of the game, during which Jose Siri's home run off Jeffrey Springs added 30.3 percent to Los Angeles's win probability and Denzer Guzman connected for another shot off Springs that shifted the needle an additional 16.3 percent. Those two blows formed the backbone of what briefly looked like a comfortable Angels advantage. Sacramento answered in pieces, however, chipping away across the middle and late innings before the decisive moment arrived in the bottom of the ninth. With the game tied and the season hanging in the balance, Jonah Heim crushed a home run off Sam Bachman that swung win probability by 48.9 percent in a single swing, the largest single play of the contest, and sent the game to extras with momentum firmly on the home side. In the tenth, Logan O'Hoppe's fielder's choice out cost the Angels 23.5 percent in win probability, effectively closing the door on any Los Angeles rally, and Elvis Alvarado escaped the inning to set up the Athletics' walk-off finish.

Heim and Guzman led all batters by WPA at plus-48.9 percent and plus-32.6 percent respectively, each also posting a RE24 of plus-1.7, while Siri contributed plus-26.8 percent WPA and led the trio with a RE24 of plus-1.8. On the pitching side, Scott Barlow, José Suarez, and Mitch Farris were the steadiest arms by WPA for Sacramento, none costing the club more than 1.9 percent. The DiamondIQ model favors the Athletics' performance on the night as the decisive factor, with Heim's ninth-inning blast representing the single play that most altered the game's trajectory.