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The Chicago White Sox edged the Los Angeles Angels 3–2 on April 29 at Rate Field in a low-scoring affair that showcased defensive efficiency and offensive struggles from both sides. Chicago's pitching staff struck out 9 batters while allowing just 6 hits, though the home team managed only 7 hits and a .225 batting average in securing the victory. Los Angeles countered with 2 home runs but squandered scoring opportunities, recording no walks and striking out 9 times while posting a .730 OPS that ultimately proved insufficient. The White Sox drew 7 walks against Angels pitching, providing crucial baserunning opportunities that the home team converted into the decisive runs. Neither team committed errors, underscoring the defensive competence displayed despite the offensive limitations. Chicago's pitching held firm with a 4.49 ERA, while Los Angeles' 4.61 ERA reflected the Angels' inability to prevent the go-ahead runs. This defensive showcase suggests both teams will need to generate more consistent offensive production moving forward, particularly as the Angels seek to bounce back from the narrow road loss.