Angels outlast Yankees to win home run derby, 10-8 NEW YORK - The Angels didn't outslug baseball's most powerful team in what amounted to a regular-season version of the home run derby, but they did outlast them Sunday in a 10-8 victory in which both teams clubbed four home runs. Angels right-hander Jered Weaver, who had allowed two earned runs in 35 2/3 innings in his previous six starts, was tagged for five runs and 10 hits, including a season-high three homers, in seven innings, but he survived the barrage to earn the victory and improve to 11-1. The Angels broke open a one-run game with three runs off reliever Chad Qualls in the eighth, a rally Maicer Izturis started with a one-out walk. Peter Bourjos reached on a bunt single, and No. 9 batter Bobby Wilson hit a run-scoring single to left-center for a 7-5 lead. Mike Trout's RBI double to right-center made it 8-5, and Erick Aybar's suicide squeeze made it 9-5. The Angels tacked on an insurance run in the ninth when Mark Trumbo lined his team-leading 24th homer of the year to left. That provided enough of a cushion for the Angels to absorb Mark Teixeira's two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth off closer Ernesto Frieri, a shot to right field that snapped Frieri's string of 26 1/3 scoreless innings over his first 26 games as an Angel. Frieri walked Nick Swisher and was pulled in favor of left-hander Scott Downs, who gave up an infield single to Raul Ibanez. Downs, who gave up four runs in the eighth inning of Friday night's loss, struck out pinch-hitter Andruw Jones and got Russell Martin to ground into a fielder's choice for the second out. Derek Jeter walked to load the bases, and Downs walked Curtis Granderson with a full-count curve in the dirt, as the Yankees cut the lead to 10-8. Scioscia then summoned right-hander Kevin Jepsen to face Alex Rodriguez, who popped out to first to end the three-hour, 31-minute game and help the Angels avoid a three-game sweep. Back-to-back homers by Aybar, who drove a ball into the second deck in right field, and Albert Pujols, who crushed a shot to deep left-center, gave the Angels a 2-0 lead in the first, but the Yankees quickly countered with Rodriguez's two-run homer to right-center in the bottom of the first. Jeter's RBI single in the second gave the Yankees a 3-2 lead, but the Angels thwarted a rally in the third when Weaver got not one but two outs on the first-and-third pickoff play that rarely works. After faking a move to third, Weaver spun and fired to first, where Robinson Cano drifted too far from the bag. Just as Aybar, the Angels shortstop, tagged out Cano in a rundown, Rodriguez broke for home and was thrown out to end the inning. Singles by Kendrys Morales and Trumbo, Alberto Callaspo's sacrifice fly to center -- which capped a 10-pitch at-bat -- and a rare two-run homer to right by Izturis, who hadn't gone deep since last July 29, gave the Angels a 5-3 lead in the sixth. Granderson, who made a superb running, over-the-shoulder catch on the warning track to rob Trout of a triple in the third, led off the bottom of the sixth with his team-leading 25th homer to make it 5-4. The Angels took a 6-4 lead in the seventh when Trout doubled to center, took third on Aybar's single to right and scored on Pujols" double-play grounder, but the Yankees, who lead the major leagues with 141 homers, answered in the bottom of the seventh on Eric Chavez's two-out solo homer to center. Angels' Kole Calhoun makes it to New York Angels reliever Jordan Walden placed on disabled list Knicks' Jason Kidd facing DWI charges after crashing his SUV