Angels left-hander Hector Santiago was a little lucky in allowing 10 baserunners in his last start against Texas and allowing just one run in a no-decision.
His luck ran out Saturday against the Giants.
Santiago gave up nine hits and two walks in five innings. The result was four runs and a record that fell to 2-2. He fanned four along the way.
His trouble began in the second with three singles, including a two-run job for Nori Aoki. Santiago then surrendered a solo home run to Brandon Crawford in the fourth and run-scoring single to Casey McGehee in the fifth. A pinch-hitter in the sixth ended his afternoon.
Santiago will seek a bounce-back Thursday against Houston.