Los Angeles Angels
Orange County optimism interrupted by late bullpen alarms
A team that keeps asking a one-run lead to carry too much weight.
Los Angeles beat Boston 6-1 behind Reid Detmers’ six scoreless innings and nine strikeouts, while the Angels collected 15 hits at Fenway Park.
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Angels 6, Red Sox 1: Detmers made the night uncomfortable
Reid Detmers allowed one hit and struck out nine over six scoreless innings as Los Angeles gave him rare support in Boston.
Yankees 7, Angels 3: New York made the opening statement early
Back-to-back first-inning homers gave New York room to absorb an abrupt pitching change and finish off Los Angeles.
Angels 7, Rangers 0: Ureña made contact irrelevant
Walbert Ureña held Texas to two hits, Mike Trout and Denzer Guzman collected three apiece, and Los Angeles turned contact into a complete shutout.
Angels 5, Rangers 2: Trout made the small-ball hurt
Mike Trout drove in two and George Klassen worked six strong innings as the Angels beat the Rangers in Anaheim.
Angels 4, Orioles 1: Neto turned one burst into a boundary
Los Angeles scored three times in the third, added one more in the seventh, and made Baltimore's only run feel like a footnote.
Orioles 5, Angels 2: Baltimore won the middle
Baltimore scored in two decisive windows and Trevor Rogers kept the Angels from turning their traffic into a comeback, producing a 5-2 Orioles win.
Orioles 3, Angels 1: Povich made six innings carry the night
Baltimore beat Los Angeles 3-1 after Cade Povich supplied six scoreless innings and the Orioles absorbed a late wave of Angels traffic.
Astros 6, Angels 4: Four runs came from one ninth-inning hit
Houston sent 10 batters to the plate and scored four runs on one hit in the ninth to erase a 4-2 deficit and stun the Angels 6-4.
Giants 9, Angels 2: Devers and Lee ended the suspense early
Rafael Devers drove in four runs and Jung Hoo Lee added a three-run homer as San Francisco buried the Angels in two innings.
Angels 5, Cardinals 1: Five first-inning runs lasted all night
The Angels scored five times in the first inning and Walbert Ureña held St. Louis to one run in a 5-1 victory.
Angels 3, Cardinals 2: Adell supplied the warning and the walk-off
Jo Adell homered in the third and was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the ninth as the Angels beat St. Louis 3-2.
Angels 3, Tigers 2: Ryan Johnson made three runs hold
Ryan Johnson allowed one run over five innings and the Angels bullpen survived Riley Greene's ninth-inning homer to beat Detroit 3-2.
Tigers 7, Angels 0: Detroit moved all the drama to the first inning
Spencer Torkelson homered twice, Tarik Skubal threw seven scoreless innings and the Tigers scored six times in the first two innings of a 7-0 win.
Tigers 2, Angels 1: Hao-Yu Lee stole the ninth inning
Hao-Yu Lee lined a two-run double with two outs in the ninth as Detroit came back to beat the Angels 2-1.