Angels 6, Dodgers 2: *Grounded Into A Double Play*
Briefly

The Dodgers faced the Angels in the first game of the Freeway Series, suffering a disappointing 6-2 loss after winning two previous games. The team tied a franchise record by hitting into five double plays, significantly hindering their offensive efforts. Pitching inconsistencies were also evident, as the starting pitcher struggled, allowing early runs and eventually giving up four runs over five innings. The offense could not recover, burdened by rally-killing double plays and missed scoring chances, making this game a frustrating setback after some recent momentum.
After securing two consecutive victories, the Dodgers faltered against the Angels, suffering a 6-2 setback marred by five double plays—their franchise tying moment.
The Dodgers struggled offensively and defensively, failing to capitalize on opportunities and frustratingly hitting into double plays that erased potential scoring chances throughout the game.
Dodgers pitcher had an inconsistent outing, showcasing strikeout ability with eight K's but struggled with control, leading to costly errors and ultimately, a disappointing loss.
In a matchup against an unfamiliar pitcher, Dodgers' offensive efforts fell flat, stifled by their inability to maintain rallies and compounded by poor base-running decisions.
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