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On September 2, 2026, at Angel Stadium, the New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-3. New York produced six runs without a home run, turning 12 hits and six RBIs into steady offense against an Angels staff that allowed five earned runs on 12 hits. The Yankees struck out 11 times and drew one walk, but consistently put runners on base. Los Angeles generated only four hits, although two left the yard and accounted for all three RBIs. Yankees pitching controlled the game with 13 strikeouts, no walks, four hits allowed, and two earned runs, limiting the Angels’ chances outside of the long ball. The Angels also struck out 13 times without drawing a walk, a major reason their two homers did not create a larger rally. The nine combined runs cleared the 7.5 Vegas total, driven more by New York’s sustained contact than power. The result supports the Yankees’ run differential and reinforces the value of their strikeout-heavy staff.