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The Los Angeles Angels defeated the Seattle Mariners 1–0 on April 4 at Angel Stadium in a pitching-dominated affair that saw both offenses struggle early in the season. The Angels' pitching staff struck out 10 Mariners while allowing just 5 hits and posting a 3.12 ERA, though they issued 3 walks. Seattle's pitching was equally stingy with a 2.52 ERA and 7 strikeouts, surrendering only 7 hits and no walks, but the Mariners could not generate any run support despite drawing 3 walks. The Angels' lone run came via a solo home run, their only RBI of the game, while Seattle managed just 5 hits with a .199 batting average and 10 strikeouts, unable to capitalize on their limited offensive opportunities. Both teams posted sub-.300 OBP figures (.296 for LAA, .294 for SEA), reflecting the sluggish offensive output typical of early April. This defensive stalemate suggests both clubs will need to improve offensive consistency as the season progresses, particularly Seattle's ability to convert baserunners into runs.