Things are starting to click for rookie Denzer Guzman. The 22-year-old has been heating up at the plate after a slow start and crushed a game-tying, three-run blast in the eighth inning on Sunday afternoon, marking his third straight game with a homer. It opened the door for Zach Neto to hit a go-ahead two-run shot in the ninth inning to lead the Angels to a 9-7 win over the Athletics at Sutter Health Park. “His comfort level, it looks like he’s settling in,” manager Kurt Suzuki said of Guzman. “He puts in the work, and he looks like he belongs. It’s nice to see him get results and all the hard work that he's put in. He's a great teammate, hard worker, so it’s fun to watch him right now.” Guzman changed the game with one swing, as he jumped all over a 1-1 changeup from lefty reliever Hogan Harris, smacking it a Statcast-projected 416 feet over the center-field fence. And Neto came through with a two-run blast on an 0-1 fastball from right-hander Elvis Alvarado, depositing it a projected 391 feet to left. It was also the fourth homer in six games for Neto, who is red-hot like Guzman. “It’s always fun hitting a game-winning homer or any big hit, not only for me but for everybody in this clubhouse,” Neto said. “But it's so fun to watch \[Guzman\
