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Orioles

Wilkerson grounded out, pitcher Cole to first baseman Pujols.

Peterson lined out to right fielder Calhoun.

Severino flied out to right fielder Calhoun.

Grounded out, pitcher Cole to first baseman Pujols.

Thaiss homered to right on a 0-2 count, Simmons scored.

Homered to right on a 0-2 count, Simmons scored.

Angels

Villar doubled to right, Wilkerson scored.

Villar doubled to left, Severino scored, Alberto to third.

Doubled to left, Severino scored, Alberto to third.

Mancini singled to left, Alberto scored, Villar scored.

Singled to left, Alberto scored, Villar scored.

Pujols homered to left on a 3-0 count, Calhoun scored.

Homered to left on a 3-0 count, Calhoun scored.

Thaiss homered to center on a full count.

Angels second.  Pujols flied out to left fielder Santander.  Goodwin struck out.  Simmons singled to center.  Thaiss homered to right on a 0-2 count, Simmons scored.  Garneau flied out to right fielder Mancini.

Orioles third.  Severino walked on a full count.  Severino was caught stealing, catcher Garneau to shortstop Simmons, Severino out.  Wilkerson walked on four pitches.  Alberto flied out to right fielder Calhoun.  Villar doubled to right, Wilkerson scored.  Mancini struck out.

Orioles fifth.  Peterson lined out to left fielder Goodwin.  Severino walked on a full count.  Wilkerson grounded out, third baseman Thaiss to first baseman Pujols, Severino to second.  Alberto safe at first on fielding error by pitcher Peña, Severino to third.  Villar singled to left, Severino scored, Alberto to third.  On left fielder Goodwin's fielding error, Villar to second.  Mancini singled to left, Alberto scored, Villar scored.  Santander grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Fletcher to shortstop Simmons, Mancini out.

Angels sixth.  Calhoun singled to right.  Pujols homered to left on a 3-0 count, Calhoun scored.  Armstrong pitching.  Goodwin singled to right.  Simmons popped out to shortstop Villar.  Thaiss popped out to third baseman Peterson.  Garneau fouled out to first baseman Núñez.

Angels ninth.  Givens pitching.  Simmons grounded out, third baseman Peterson to first baseman Núñez.  Thaiss homered to center on a full count.

The Angels have won 11 of 15 meetings with the Orioles dating back to 2017, including two of three in Baltimore earlier this season. Baltimore has gone 29-59 (.341) against the AL West since 2016; among AL teams, only the Tigers (20-59, .253) have a worse record against the division.

The Orioles will play the next six games of their road trip in California, having lost their last 10 games in the state dating back to August 2017. That's their second-longest losing streak ever in California; they lost 12 games from July 2003 to June 2004.

The Angels have won nine of 12 games since the All-Star break, scoring three runs or more in each of the wins but two runs or fewer in all three losses. For the season, the Angels are 54-28 (.659) when scoring at least three runs, but 0-21 when scoring two or fewer -- the most losses without a win in those games.

Anthony Santander has gone 13-for-29 (.448) over his last seven games, slugging .966 in that span. He had gone just 9-for-39 (.231) with a .256 slugging percentage in the first 11 games of July.

After hitting slashing .250/.330/.363 in 20 May games, Shohei Ohtani has slashed .327/.373/.621 since June 1, including a team-leading 50 hits. His .994 OPS in that span ranks fifth among AL hitters with at least 150 PA in that span; teammate Mike Trout leads with a 1.172 OPS.

Jose Suarez gets the start for the Angels today, having allowed a home run in each of his first seven career games. He could become the fifth player in the live-ball era to allow a home run in his first eight games, joining Steve Engel (nine straight), Jin-ho Cho, Chin-Hui Tsao, and Kevin Slowey.

A four-game series that took a toll on each pitching staff will come to an end Sunday when the Los Angeles Angels play host to the Baltimore Orioles, who have a chance at an unexpected four-game sweep.
The pitching trouble all started Thursday with the Orioles' 10-8 victory in 16 innings, which made history when outfielder Steve Wilkerson became the first position player ever to earn a save. Even Cooperstown took note, requesting the ball from the last out and Wilkerson's cap to go on display at the Hall of Fame.

Orioles eye elusive sweep in wild series with Angels

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP)  Matt Thaiss and Albert Pujols have combined for 654 career home runs.
Of course, the rookie third baseman has plenty of work to do to make it a more equitable distribution with the Hall of Fame-bound Pujols, but both contributed to a vital win Sunday for the Los Angeles Angels.

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Baltimore Orioles @ Los Angeles Angels on July 28, 2019

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