Anahim, California – Tyler Anderson left three hits and six hits in six innings, Zach Nett hit an RBI double in his first bat, and Los Angeles Angels defeated San Francisco Giants 2-0 on Friday night.
Brock Burke, Ryan Jaferjahan and Kenli Jansen were all fired at Anderson (2-5) scoreless innings, Jansen saved his 12th career. When Angels threw the four-game losing clause.
The Logan Web (2-5) left four hits and walked up to 12 in the six innings, but he stumbled after Jejji Solar and Logan O’Hoppe to open the second.
Nolan Shannuel rolled a double-to-center field to the right-centered field and missed the first three weeks of the season during the rehabilitation of his surgical repair right shoulder-an RBI double and the left-center 106 miles per hour for the 1-0 lead.
Caroine Paris hit a Groundman on the left of Matt Chapman, the third Baseman, who surpassed the five-time Gold Glove Award winner’s glove and dropped the left ground in the left field for an error that allowed Neto to score 2-0 runs.
No.1 heater has doubled and lonely for Joe Adele Angeles twice.
With the first and two-run runners in the seventh, the second baseman of Angels, Paris Lamont, occupied the lungs, backhand and first thrown for the outdates, which prevented the giants on top of the order.
Left-handed Anderson’s right-hand hitting has limited a major league-lo.
Saturday Angels will begin against RHP Kyle Hendrix (0-1, 4.20 ERA) against Giants RHP Landen Rupe (1-1, 4.80 ERA).
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