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09/08 21:08 CDT Reid Detmers strikes out 9 as Angels beat Red Sox 6-1, ending
Boston's streak
Reid Detmers strikes out 9 as Angels beat Red Sox 6-1, ending Boston's streak
By DOUG ALDEN
Associated Press
BOSTON (AP) --- Reid Detmers struck out nine and allowed one hit over six
shutout innings, Zach Neto was 4 for 5 with a two-run homer, and the Los
Angeles Angels beat the Red Sox 6-1 on Tuesday night to end Boston's five-game
win streak.
Vaughn Grissom and Jose Siri hit RBI singles and the Angels scored twice on
double-play grounders, providing ample offense for Detmers (5-8), who got his
first win since a 1-0 decision over Kansas City on Aug. 15.
Detmers struck out at least one in all six innings he pitched and allowed only
three runners. He retired the last 10 batters he faced after hitting Jahmai
Jones with a pitch in the third, then was pulled before the seventh after
throwing a career-high 112 pitches.
The Angels outhit Boston 15-4 and won for the just the third time in their last
15 games. Los Angeles also avoided a potential season sweep, improving to 1-4
against the Red Sox.
Boston went without a hit from Wilyer Abreu's single in the first until Trevor
Story led off the seventh with a double off of Jos Fermin, who allowed
Boston's run when Nick Sogard drove in Story with a single.
Neto gave the Angels a cushion in the eighth with his 24th homer to left-center
off of Raymond Burgos.
Patrick Sandoval (1-5) struck out seven in six innings for Boston, but also
allowed four runs on 10 hits and two walks. His two-out walk of Mike Trout in
the third helped lead to two runs when Siri and Grissom followed with
consecutive singles to put the Angels up 3-1.
Up next
RHP Ryan Johnson (3-8, 5.17 ERA) starts for the Angels against LHP Jake Bennett
(9-6, 3.34) in the finale of the three-game series on Wednesday.
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