ANAHEIM, Calif. — The moment ball left bat, Edmundo Sosa started his strut. It’s not that he knew he had crushed a dramatic grand slam in the ninth inning Friday night, but he figured he had nothing to lose. There were two outs. If Mike Trout became the second Los Angeles Angels outfielder to rob the Philadelphia Phillies of a home run in that inning, so be it.“There’s not much else that I can do,” Sosa said through a team interpreter. “Just get upset, game’s over.”But Sosa is full of life. He seldom looks upset. For months he slogged through his worst season with the Phillies, but he is still here. Sunday, he fueled an improbable Phillies comeback with two outs in the ninth inning. Then, days later in a 5-3 win on the other side of the country, he landed a punch that felt like more than four runs. It came six minutes after Angels right fielder Wade Meckler had jumped into the stands to bring back a would-be Bryson Stott three-run homer.Sosa did a little hop. He grinned toward the dugout. He pointed to the sky with one finger. He circled the bases in 27 seconds, pounding his chest with his fists several times.Ball don’t lie.“He kind of lives for those moments,” Stott said, “and when he comes through, it’s pretty electric in the dugout.”