US EditionAngels’ Jack Kochanowicz Roughed up Again in Lopsided Loss to Rangers
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, JUL 10 – The Angels seek a crucial series win to improve wild-card chances while the Rangers aim to even the series and maintain playoff contention, trailing by 3.5 games, officials said.
- The Los Angeles Angels lost to the Texas Rangers 11-4 at Angel Stadium on Thursday night in the final game of their four-game series.
- The Rangers took a commanding lead after scoring seven runs in the third inning against Angels starter Jack Kochanowicz, who lasted just 2 2/3 innings allowing eight runs.
- Texas produced a 13-hit attack highlighted by Marcus Semien's 4-for-5 performance and Corey Seager delivering a single that contributed two RBIs during a third inning in which the Rangers scored seven runs, while Adolis Garcia hit a two-run homer in the eighth.
- Kochanowicz's record dropped to 3-9 this season, with his ERA rising to 6.03, marking the top ERA for American League pitchers who have pitched a minimum of 90 innings.
- The loss split the series for both teams, underscoring a pitching advantage for Texas and leaving the Angels to prepare to host the Diamondbacks starting Friday.
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
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Herald Bulletin
Semien and Seager propel Rangers to 11-4 blowout of Angels
Marcus Semien went 4 for 5 and Corey Seager hit a two-run single in a seven-run third inning to help the Texas Rangers rout the Los Angeles Angels 11-4 for a split of their four-game series. Patrick Corbin allowed two…
Daily Bulletin
Angels’ Jack Kochanowicz roughed up again in lopsided loss to Rangers
ANAHEIM — The Angels are the only team in baseball to have used the same five starting pitchers this season, a remarkable achievement considering the deluge of elbow and shoulder injuries that shelve many of the game’s top arms every year. But it might be time to reassess at least one spot in that rotation after another shoddy start by Jack Kochanowicz, who was rocked for eight runs and eight hits in 2⅔ innings of Thursday night’s 11-4 loss to t…
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