Postgame

7-1 win vs New York Yankees. Home run after Home run

April 14, 2026

LandonOlberg

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Starting pitchers:

Reid Detmers: 7innings 4 hits 1 earned run 9ks

Ryan Weathers: 5innigs 5 hits 5 earned runs 10ks

first inning: three straight home runs for the boys, 3-0 Angels

Trout, Adell, and Soler

https://x.com/JomboyMedia/status/2044194326561919331?s=20

Second inning and Third inning no score from either team

fourth inning: Oswald Peraza homers to make it 4-0 Angels

https://x.com/Angels/status/2044207269504843902?s=20

fifth inning: No score from either team

sixth inning: Yoan Moncada two RBI single to right field, 6-0 Angels

seventh inning: No score from either team

eight inning: Yoan Moncada with another big hit, home run, 7-0 Angels

Sacrifice Fly from Ben Rice, 7-1 Angels

https://x.com/Angels/status/2044224198898528418?s=20

ninth inning: no score from either team

FINAL SCORE: 7-1 Angels

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John Henry Weitzel

4 hours ago

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Terry

4 hours ago

Record after 18 games last year: 9 – 9.

After 18 games this year:
9-9

Detmers was excellent tonight.

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Eric_in_Portland

5 hours ago

Tomorrow night, Silent C. Thursday, ???

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TrojanBoiler

4 hours ago

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Italian Sam

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ErSTAN

5 hours ago

Last night left me starving; tonight I feel Stoned AF. Great to see Reid bounce back from Detonation status. I’m cautiously optimistic.

https://youtu.be/KtYQtlKDrpE?si=YQSs_A4N6wG4hnXZ

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Angels2020Champs

5 hours ago

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Pineapple12

5 hours ago

Reid was spectacular, the bats dominated, Oswald Peraza had his revenge game.

Maybe it’s best for me to enjoy the ride and not overreact after each game. This team is drunk on fun.

LT👼🏼U !!!

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Senator_John_Blutarsky

5 hours ago

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…and Teodosio got a hit!!!!!

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FungoAle

5 hours ago

Reply to Pineapple12

Reeeeeeeeeid. The guy can be a No. 2, no doubt

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JackFrost

5 hours ago

Reply to FungoAle

I think he can be….

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Eric_in_Portland

5 hours ago

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more so than Kikuchi?

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TrojanBoiler

5 hours ago

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#4 pitcher Yusei Kikuchi?

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Eric_in_Portland

5 hours ago

Reply to TrojanBoiler

yeah, that guy

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JackFrost

5 hours ago

Reply to Eric_in_Portland

Based upon how they are looking now, yeah. Detmers was in complete control tonight. In contrast Kukuchi seems to lack confidence in his fastball.

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TrojanBoiler

4 hours ago

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He’s a nibble gremlin

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Turk's Teeth

5 hours ago

Very good outing in progress with Chase Shores in Tri-City – hasn’t given up a hit in four innings, 5 Ks, a dozen whiffs. Only 55 pitches thrown.

Would love to be very wrong on this pick – Rex seemed to be the lone enthusiast at draft time. While I predicted the Angels would draft him, and they did, I also thought the second round was rather rich territory for an oft-injured reliever with chronic control issues. The Angels haven’t had great luck converting relievers to starters.

But did they break the pattern with this guy? Shores looks like a beast at the moment. Durability and health will be the next test.

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FungoAle

5 hours ago

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Thanks for the report, sounds intriguing

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Turk's Teeth

5 hours ago

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Dude is huge. 6’8″. Getting whiffs on everything tonight. 7 Ks, 65 pitches, 5IP.

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Turk's Teeth

13 minutes ago

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Some video:

https://x.com/i/status/2044282221406892380

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TrojanBoiler

5 hours ago

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Thanks for the update!

Respectfully, I hope you were wrong about Shores!

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Turk's Teeth

5 hours ago

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I do too. I wouldn’t even feel bad, since I’ve hit the jackpot on my Kade Anderson, Anthony Eyanson and Taitn Gray calls thus far. 🙂

I’m very satisfied with my alternative draft, but it would be great for the Angels after half a decade of weak drafting to hit on a couple of their contrarian stock picks.

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Pineapple12

5 hours ago

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Appreciate the report, TT!

Hitting on Bremner and Shores would be Perry’s magnum opus

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Pineapple12

5 hours ago

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any opinion on Talon Haley thus far?

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Turk's Teeth

4 hours ago

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Haven’t watched his second outing yet – was an early start today. Was much more filled out and strong-bodied than I expected in his first outing. Obviously still learning to pitch. Glad they’re challenging him.

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Turk's Teeth

4 hours ago

Reply to Pineapple12

I’d say you need a lasting body of work before achieving a magnum opus, lol, but hitting on two Top 50 picks, including at #2?

Least he could do!

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Angels22

6 hours ago

When do we know the decision on Soler?

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Jeff Joiner

6 hours ago

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I’m shocked he wasn’t out for the Yankees series.

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Senator_John_Blutarsky

5 hours ago

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When an MLB player appeals an in-season suspension (usually for on-field altercations or drug policy violations), the suspension is paused, allowing them to continue playing immediately. The appeal goes to an independent arbitrator, delaying the suspension until a final ruling is made, which often takes weeks or months.

Key Aspects of the Appeal Process:

Action Continues: Players often appeal to delay serving the suspension until after a crucial series, or to shorten it, allowing them to participate in games during the process.
Arbitration: The appeal is not a court trial but an arbitration process, overseen by an arbitrator who reviews evidence, and is governed by the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) or Joint Drug Agreement.
Final Decision: The arbitrator can uphold, reduce, or occasionally overturn the suspension. Once the ruling is issued, the suspension begins immediately.