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The Los Angeles Dodgers dominated the Angels 13–5 on March 22 at Angel Stadium, showcasing superior offensive efficiency and pitching control in the Freeway Series matchup. Los Angeles generated 11 hits with a .281 batting average and .841 OPS, converting their opportunities into 13 RBIs while striking out 14 times. The Dodgers' pitching staff allowed just 8 hits and 4 earned runs with a 5.12 ERA, holding the Angels' offense to 8 hits and a .755 OPS despite the home team's 2 home runs. The Angels' 5.82 ERA reflected their struggles on the mound, as they surrendered 13 runs on 11 hits and 9 walks. Both teams struck out 14 batters, but the Dodgers' .373 on-base percentage and superior run prevention proved decisive. The result marks a statement victory for Los Angeles, whose pitching depth and offensive consistency suggest stronger early-season momentum heading into the division race.


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Players who scored
Mookie Betts ×2
Teoscar Hernández ×2
Andy Pages ×2
Shohei Ohtani
James Tibbs III
Kyle Tucker
Santiago Espinal
Freddie Freeman
Max Muncy
Alex Freeland
Jorge Soler ×2
Mike Trout
Nolan Schanuel
Jo Adell