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The Colorado Rockies dominated the Los Angeles Angels 8–2 on June 2 at Angel Stadium, with the visiting offense providing all the firepower needed to overcome a mediocre pitching performance. Colorado's lineup delivered 12 hits and three home runs while driving in eight runs, posting a .708 OPS that outpaced the Angels' anemic .700 mark. The Rockies' pitching staff held Los Angeles to just seven hits and two earned runs despite allowing five walks, while the Angels managed only seven hits with a .231 batting average and zero home runs in the loss. Los Angeles committed two errors that contributed to their offensive struggles, and their pitching staff surrendered eight earned runs on 12 hits with a 4.83 ERA. Colorado's balanced attack—combining power with timely hitting—proved decisive against an Angels team that lacked offensive consistency and made defensive mistakes. The Rockies' run differential advantage suggests improved depth in their lineup heading into the coming week.