Throughout an entire Major League Baseball season ebbs and flows are bound to happen, but for the Angels, they are suffering more ebbs during this four-game losing streak. Last night’s 10-0 loss versus the Astros was the 13th shutout the offense has endured and makes the journey to finish the 2021 season with at least a .500 record a bit of a stretch. The current four-game losing streak is tied for the second-longest losing streak of the season, with the longest being five and occurring twice during the first half (May 2-6 & June 20-26). A win in game two of this four-game series would erase any thought of setting the wrong type of record in an already tough 162-game slate.
Naughton Searching To Pluck Angels Out Of Losing Ways
