Taylor Ward led off the bottom of the ninth inning with a ground-rule double against the Miami Marlins on Saturday, marking the 10th straight game with an extra-base hit for the Los Angeles Angels outfielder.

During Ward’s slump, the Angels played like one of the worst teams in baseball. They had MLB’s lowest on-base percentage. In 21 dreadful games, the offense scored just 52 runs. In the 17 games since, the Angels have posted 102 runs. The team reached .500 (25-25) again on Friday, after dipping to as many as eight games below.

Connor Norby finishes with three hits, including a three-run homer in the seventh inning, as the Miami Marlins end the Angels' eight-game win streak.