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The Atlanta Braves dominated the Los Angeles Angels 7–2 on April 7 at Angel Stadium, with the visiting offense significantly outperforming expectations against a modest Vegas total line of 2. Atlanta's pitching was the game's defining factor, allowing just 6 hits and 0 earned runs while striking out 14 Angels batters, posting a 2.04 ERA. The Braves' lineup generated 12 hits and 6 RBIs, posting a combined .743 OPS that dwarfed Los Angeles's anemic .644 mark. The Angels managed only 6 hits and struck out 14 times, with a .200 batting average reflecting their offensive futility despite drawing 4 walks. Atlanta's pitching dominance—combined with the Angels' inability to generate quality contact—created a lopsided affair that underscored the gap between these teams early in the season. The Braves' strong start on the road suggests their rotation depth could sustain early momentum in the NL East.