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Rockies Win 7-6 to Hand the Angels Their Eighth Straight Loss
The Angels' offense struggled during the eight-game losing streak, worsened by the absence of top hitter Nolan Schanuel due to injury, with rookie Mitch Farris's ERA rising to 6.98.
- The Colorado Rockies edged out the Los Angeles Angels by a 7-6 margin on Friday evening, extending the Angels’ losing streak to eight games.
- The Angels' longest losing streak since 2022, following a 14-game skid, coincided with the absence of their top hitter Nolan Schanuel.
- The game featured a strong offensive start by the Angels with early runs by Hunter Goodman, Christian Moore, and Denzer Guzman before Colorado rallied with a four-run sixth inning led by Brenton Doyle and Ezequiel Tovar.
- Starting pitchers Mitch Farris and Bradley Blalock allowed multiple runs, while Rockies' bullpen pitched four innings allowing only one hit, and Victor Vodnik recorded his ninth save of the season.
- The victory snapped Colorado's five-game losing streak and improved their September record to 3-14, while the Angels continued their offensive struggles despite contributions from Mike Trout and others.
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Rockies avoid equaling ’24 White Sox with win over Angels
Tyler Freeman had three hits, one in a four-run fifth inning, and the Colorado Rockies beat the Los Angeles Angels 7-6 in Denver on Friday night. Bradley Blalock (2-5) got the win despite five shaky innings and Victor Vodnik picked up his ninth save for Colorado (42-112), which surpassed the win total of the 2024 Chicago White Sox. The Rockies need one win in the final eight games to avoid tying the 1962 New York Mets for most losses by an NL te…
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