US EditionJosé Soriano, Zach Neto Lead Angels to Series Victory over Braves
- José Soriano pitched seven scoreless innings while Zach Neto contributed three hits, including a home run, leading the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-1 win over the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night.
- This victory followed concerns about Soriano’s prior poor outing and Neto’s recent slump due to a right shoulder injury from a head-first slide last week.
- Soriano struck out seven batters while allowing only two walks and no runner reached second base during his dominating start, and Nolan Schanuel contributed a two-run homer early in the game.
- Soriano mentioned that he didn’t rely heavily on his slider, but his other pitches were performing well, while Neto shared that he is focused on returning to his usual routine and admitted that he regrets not taking the base with him.
- The win improved the Angels’ record to 43-43 and helped the team and Neto overcome their recent struggles, while the Braves continue to face rotation issues with pitcher Bryce Elder dropping three straight starts.
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Angels finish off Braves to clinch interleague series
Jose Soriano threw seven scoreless innings and Zach Neto singled, doubled and homered as the visiting Los Angeles Angels beat the Atlanta Braves 5-1 on Thursday in the decisive game of a three-game interleague series.
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Neto and Schanuel homer as dominant Soriano and Angels again shut down weak-hitting Braves
Zach Neto had three hits, including a homer, Nolan Schanuel added a two-run blast and José Soriano allowed only three hits in seven scoreless innings to lead the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-1 victory over the weak-hitting Atlanta Braves.
Soriano Silences Braves as Homers by Neto and Schanuel Power Angels to 5-1 Win
José Soriano delivered a dominant performance on the mound. At the same time, Zach Neto and Nolan Schanuel provided the power at the plate as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the struggling Atlanta Braves 5-1 on Thursday night. Soriano (6-5) was in full control, giving up just three hits over seven shutout innings with seven strikeouts. The right-hander didn’t allow a single baserunner to reach second base, effectively stifling a Braves lineup th…
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