247.
It marked Trout's first four-hit game since April 26, 2021, and his first 4-for-4 outing since August 15, 2019.
"He can hit, you know," Suzuki said. "He's going to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer.
He's always under control. He's always controlling the strike zone.
He's not trying to do too much. You saw today.
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He didn't like absolutely blister every ball, but it was just good at-bats, good approaches. That's what Hall-of-Fame hitters do."
Soler opened the Angels' scoring in the first inning with an RBI groundout that brought Trout home.
He later led off the fourth inning with a solo home run off Giants starter Carson Whisenhunt, marking his 13th homer of the year and his first since June 24.
"I've been traded many times, so I'm not worried about that," Soler said through interpreter Manny Del Campo.
"What I need to do is get better, hit better and help the team win."
Soler also reflected on ending his home run drought against his former team.
"It felt great to hit that the homer, not because I hit it against them, because it was a long time since I hit a homer," Soler said through an interpreter.
Adell extended the lead in the fourth inning with a 446-foot two-run home run off Whisenhunt, his 16th of the season.
"That was nice," Suzuki said.
"I was watching him hit today in the cage before the game, and he was putting some nice swings out there.
He's been working and he did the same thing in the game."
San Francisco rallied in the ninth inning against relievers Sam Bachman and Mitch Farris.
After Bachman walked two batters, Farris surrendered a two-run double to Luis Arraez, cutting the lead to 4-3 before striking out Heliot Ramos to earn his first major league save.
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The victory snapped a three-game losing streak for the Angels (42-64).
