The first two games of the Angels’ series against the Texas Rangers were defined by excellent pitching performances. Shohei Ohtani kicked things off on Friday by tossing seven innings of two-run ball on a career-high 117 pitches, and Jose Suarez followed that up last night with the game of his life, throwing the team’s first complete game of the season while striking out eight Texas hitters and allowing just one earned run. The Halos will hope for another great outing on the mound when they go for the series win against the Rangers on Sunday, this time from the debuting Janson Junk.
Janson Junk Makes Major League Debut as Angels Go For Series Win vs. Rangers
