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The Latest Breaking News from Shohei Ohtani

Angels avoid disaster by clinging to victory over the White Sox

CHICAGO — A nearly flawless game for the Angels nearly turned into a nightmare on Sunday.

Tribune News Service

Late rally falls short in White Sox’ 6-5 loss to Angels

Dallas Keuchel walked five over five innings, and the Sox’ five-run ninth was the highlight of an otherwise frustrating day for the offense.

Chicago Sun-Times

Three hits, bad luck add up to latest loss for White Sox

The White Sox got three hits and lost for the 10th time in 11 games.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Angels use bullpen game to beat White Sox for 6th straight win

CHICAGO — This wasn’t the game the Angels planned, but it still couldn’t have worked out much better.

Tribune News Service

Dylan Hernandez: Shohei Ohtani has more help this season with the Angels and a renewed outlook

Shohei Ohtani could be right. Mike Trout might have already reclaimed his long-standing place in baseball’s hierarchy.

Los Angeles Times

Shohei Ohtani gets the win as the Angels thump Guardians behind a bunt and a blast

Power — at the plate and on the mound — is the Angels’ signature feature. Especially when Shohei Ohtani is the pitcher and in the batting order.

Los Angeles Times

Angels waste early six-run lead but still escape with 7-6 victory over Orioles

LOS ANGELES — The Angels spared themselves the indignity of blowing a six-run lead to the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday, rallying for a run in the seventh inning on a bases-loaded walk to eke out a 7-6 win before 41,984 at Angel Stadium.

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Jared Walsh sits against another left-hander, and Angels fall to Orioles

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Angels faced a left-handed pitcher for the sixth time this season, and Jared Walsh assumed what has become an all-too-familiar position — a spot on the bench for Friday night’s game against the Baltimore Orioles, the fifth straight game he did not start against a lefty.

Los Angeles Times

Ohtani, Pujols and Other MLB Notes From the First Two Weeks

Happy two weeks of baseball! The early stretch of the 2022 season has provided us with some of the best and worst of what this game has to offer. Some of those highlights include Vladimir Guerrero Jr. swatting three home runs against the Yankees, Clayton Kershaw shoving in his first…

Sports Illustrated

Week 2 fantasy baseball start, sit or drop: Ohtani’s rollercoaster start and CJ Abrams kinda arrives

Shohei Ohtani just needed a few extra games to warm up. Trent Grisham, Patrick Corbin and Nick Pivetta still need a bit more time.

USA Today Sports Media Group

How COVID-19 helped bring baseball card collecting back to life

It’s a clear, crisp, late-January day in the middle of the Major League Baseball lockout, but the hot stove is on fire.

Tribune News Service

Miguel Cabrera Is Settling Into a Nice Final Act

After last night’s three-hit game, Miguel Cabrera is just six hits away from 3,000 for his career. He could get there as soon as this weekend’s series in Kansas City. If not, it would likely come some time next week when the Tigers return home to play three games vs.…

Sports Illustrated

Rōki Sasaki: the 20-year-old tsunami survivor behind the greatest game ever pitched

The Japanese phenom has become a global star after one of the greatest games ever pitched, and he has survived tragedy along the way

The Guardian - US

Jesus Luzardo shines, but Marlins walked off by Angels to go 1-4 on road trip

Jesus Luzardo’s start Tuesday began with him getting reigning American League Most Valuable Player Shohei Ohtani to whiff at a low 85.7-mph curveball for his first strikeout of the game.

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'He's just a jokester': Shohei Ohtani performs CPR on his bat in Angels' dugout

AHAHEIM, Calif. — Some players who are struggling at the plate will punctuate a strikeout or popup by snapping their bat in half over their knee. Not Shohei Ohtani, who must have taken some kind of Hippocratic Oath to do no harm to his lumber.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Shohei Ohtani caught performing CPR on his bat to escape an early season slump

That'll do the trick

Sports Illustrated

Shohei Ohtani Admits He’s Still Getting Used to the ‘Shohei Ohtani Rule’

The two-way star told reporters he had almost forgotten he began the Angels’ game pitching against the Astros.

Sports Illustrated

Everything You Need to Know Entering Opening Weekend

Yesterday was an absolute blast, but it was more of an abridged version of Opening Day because there were only seven games. The other 16 teams begin their seasons today, and there are plenty of great matchups to watch. Let’s run through a few of the ones I’m most anticipating,…

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Sports Illustrated

The Angels Finally Have the Pitching to Make Playoffs—Maybe

Yes, the Halos lost to the Astros on Opening Day, but there was something different about the way they lost.

Los Angeles Times

Shohei Ohtani, Mike Trout can’t save Angels from season-opening loss to Astros

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Anthony Rendon sent a long fly ball into the left-field corner in the seventh inning Thursday night, eliciting a full-throated roar from a sellout crowd of 44,723 in Angel Stadium, and when the right-field scoreboard flashed “HOME RUN,” it appeared the Angels had turned a one-run deficit…

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Shohei Ohtani made MLB history by becoming the first pitcher and hitter for the Angels during Opening Day

There's nothing Ohtani can't do.

Sports Illustrated

Angels Star Shohei Ohtani Pictured on TIME Magazine Cover on Opening Day

The reigning American League MVP will have his first career Opening Day start on Thursday.

Sports Illustrated

Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge and Albert Pujols With the Cardinals Are Among the 99 Things to Look Forward to This MLB Season

Opening Day is here! Let’s count down the reasons for fans to be excited this year, one for every day of the lockout.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Opening Day Is Finally Here

And all eyes are on reigning MVP Shohei Ohtani

Sports Illustrated

Remember Mike Trout? MLB’s Best Player Is Back With More to Prove

Back from injury, Mike Trout is ready to lead the Angels to the playoffs—and prove that he’s still No. 1 player in MLB.

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