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Arozarena’s two-run double caps decisive sixth as Mariners beat Angels 7-3
The Mariners built an early lead, answered the Angels’ only serious push with a three-run sixth inning and closed out a 7-3 win at T-Mobile Park, with Randy Arozarena’s two-run double providing the sharpest swing of the afternoon.
Story contact: Neha IyerREAD THE GAME ↗4 — 8Mariners answer Angels’ comeback with four-run seventh in 8-4 win
Seattle built a four-run lead, watched it disappear in a messy sixth, and then seized the game back immediately. Taylor Ward’s two-run single and J.P. Crawford’s two-run homer in the seventh carried the Mariners past the Los Angeles Angels 8-4 at T-Mobile Park.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 5Christian Moore and Zach Neto built the cushion the Angels needed in 7-5 win over Seattle
The Mariners made the final score look far more competitive than the first seven innings did. By the time Randy Arozarena tripled and Dominic Canzone homered in the ninth, the Angels had already done the heavier work and escaped T-Mobile Park with a 7-5 win.
Story contact: Vikram SandhuREAD THE GAME ↗6 — 4Christian Moore’s 3-RBI night carries Angels past Mariners after Seattle’s fast start fades
A 451-foot blast from Julio Rodriguez gave Seattle the game’s sharpest moment, but not its last word. The Angels answered with traffic, patience and a pair of innings that kept forcing the Mariners back until a 6-4 result belonged to Los Angeles at T-Mobile Park.
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Athletics bury Angels early, then ride Henry Bolte’s four-hit night to 7-3 win
The Athletics did their hardest work before the Angels could settle in, building a five-run cushion in the first two innings and holding on from there for a 7-3 victory at Sutter Health Park.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 9Carlos Cortes and Zack Gelof power Athletics past Angels after six-run deficit
For five and a half innings, this looked like a Los Angeles Angels game to bank and move on from. Then the Athletics turned a 6-0 hole into a 9-7 win at Sutter Health Park, flipping the night with a relentless middle-to-late surge and two decisive home runs in the eighth.
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8 — 0Alan Roden’s three-run homer caps Twins’ 13-hit shutout of Angels
Minnesota did not need one explosive inning at Angel Stadium. The Twins kept placing runners on base, Dean Kremer and Bailey Ober kept Los Angeles pinned down, and an 8-0 win grew methodically from a third-inning breakthrough into a complete road performance.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗5 — 6Christian Moore’s 11th-inning infield single completes Angels’ 6-5 comeback over Twins
For much of the night at Angel Stadium, the Minnesota Twins kept nudging the game back in their direction. The Los Angeles Angels kept pulling it loose again, and in the 11th inning Christian Moore’s infield single finally ended a 6-5 comeback win.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 0Connor Prielipp’s seven scoreless innings and Walker Jenkins’ homer lift Twins past Angels 3-0
At Angel Stadium, the Minnesota Twins did their damage early and then let their pitching take over. A two-run first inning, Walker Jenkins’ seventh-inning home run and seven scoreless innings from Connor Prielipp carried Minnesota to a 3-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗4 — 5Wade Meckler’s 10th-inning single lifts Angels past Twins after Walker Jenkins’ late shot
The Angels did just enough early, then nearly gave all of it back, and still found a way to leave Angel Stadium with a 5-4 win over the Twins in 10 innings. Wade Meckler’s single to right ended it after Minnesota had climbed from three runs down and briefly taken the lead in the 10th.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 2Cal Raleigh’s three-RBI night turns early tie into Mariners’ 7-2 win over Angels
It was not a home-run kind of night for the Seattle Mariners at Angel Stadium. It was a pressure game instead, built on walks, extra pitches, stolen bases and one sharp swing from Cal Raleigh that helped turn a 2-2 tie into a 7-2 win over the Los Angeles Angels.
Story contact: Terrence BookerREAD THE GAME ↗1 — 2Josh Lowe’s sixth-inning homer gives Angels the one swing Seattle couldn’t match in 2-1 win
On a night built on thin margins, the Angels found the cleanest separator. Josh Lowe’s 388-foot homer in the sixth inning turned a tie game back in Los Angeles’ favor, and that one swing held up for a 2-1 win over the Mariners at Angel Stadium.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗4 — 6Jose Siri and Zach Neto drove the Angels’ sequencing in 6-4 win over Mariners
The Los Angeles Angels beat the Seattle Mariners 6-4 at Angel Stadium by doing the quieter work better. They never hit a home run, but they scored in three separate two-run bursts, turned Jose Siri and Zach Neto into the game’s most reliable table-setters, and made Seattle’s two big swings feel just a little too lonely.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗5 — 6
Nationals' four-run eighth turns 13-hit grind into 6-5 comeback over Angels
For seven innings, Washington kept building the kind of game that usually wins comfortably and somehow did not. The Nationals finally made the math work in the eighth inning, scoring four times to erase a two-run deficit and beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-5 at Nationals Park.
Story contact: Arjun KapoorREAD THE GAME ↗5 — 6Nationals survive late Angels surge, win 6-5 in 10 innings on Zach Neto’s error
For seven innings at Nationals Park, Washington seemed to have this one stacked neatly away. Then the Angels turned four hits into a full-blown comeback, only for the Nationals to answer in the 10th and escape with a 6-5 win that felt far messier than their early control suggested.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 4Jorbit Vivas swings the eighth as Nationals rally past Angels 4-3
For seven innings, Washington kept creating chances without quite cashing them in. In the eighth, Andrew Pinckney’s sacrifice fly and Jorbit Vivas’ two-run double finally turned that steady pressure into a 4-3 Nationals comeback over the Los Angeles Angels at Nationals Park.
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