Los Angeles Angels second baseman David Fletcher couldn't get out of the rut he's been in on Wednesday, going 0-for-4 with a strikeout in the 7-2 win against the Texas Rangers. It marked the eighth game in a row without a hit, and he's gone 0-for-24 with a walk over that span. The drought has dropped his average from .272 to .261. Without a good batting average, Fletcher's value plummets, as he has just two home runs and a .319 slugging this season over 153 games. Manager Joe Maddon has also ...