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Angels Ride Early Big Inning to Win Rubber Game Against Phillies
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 20 – Nolan Schanuel left the game with a left wrist contusion after being hit by a pitch from Ranger Suárez, but the Angels still won 8-2 against the Phillies, ending a Sunday losing streak.
- A first-inning pitch struck Nolan Schanuel's left wrist, and the Angels said he is listed as day-to-day status.
- A drop of more than one mph in velocity revealed Ranger Suárez's 2024 second half slump following his first All-Star selection.
- At Citizens Bank Park, Schanuel took a changeup off his upper wrist, hurried down the first base line in pain, and was checked by a trainer.
- In his absence, Los Angeles Angels secured an 8-2 win, while LaMonte Wade Jr. hit the only homer after replacing Schanuel at first.
- Ahead of the Monday opener, Schanuel’s.274 average and the bullpen’s full availability highlight team strength despite his injury.
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Angels ride early big inning to win rubber game against Phillies
PHILADELPHIA — On a warm, sticky day in Philadelphia, the Angels didn’t have to sweat. The Angels scored five runs in the second inning and never looked back on their way to an 8-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday. Right-hander José Soriano gave up two runs in seven innings and the entire lineup produced. They had 13 hits and scored in four innings. The Angels (49-50) won two of three in the series against the National League Eas…
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Angels first baseman Schanuel hit by pitch, leaves game and diagnosed with a left wrist contusion
Los Angeles Angels first baseman Nolan Schanuel was removed from Sunday’s game against the Philadelphia Phillies after being hit by a pitch.
Bryce Harper got away with disrespectful move toward umpire
Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper somehow did not get ejected despite some pretty clear disrespect he directed toward home plate umpire Steven Jaschinski on Sunday. Harper went down on a called third strike in the eighth inning of Sunday’s loss to the Los Angeles Angels at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, Pa. Harper had also taken a borderline strike on a 3-0 pitch before getting called out on a 3-2 pitch that was clearly above…
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