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The Los Angeles Angels edged the Tampa Bay Rays 4–3 on June 12 at Angel Stadium in a low-scoring contest decided by modest offensive production from both sides. The Angels managed 12 hits but converted just 4 runs while striking out 10 times, posting a .705 OPS that reflected their offensive struggles despite the victory. Tampa Bay's pitching was sharper, recording 10 strikeouts against 3 walks with a 3.92 ERA, yet the Rays' own offense proved insufficient, mustering only 7 hits and 3 RBIs despite a marginally better .720 OPS. The Angels' pitching staff allowed 7 hits and 2 earned runs across the game, though a defensive miscue (1 error) and 6 walks issued created opportunities for Tampa Bay that went unrealized. This low-run output suggests both teams struggled to capitalize in clutch situations, with neither lineup generating the offensive firepower needed for a dominant performance. The Angels' ability to win despite anemic production could signal resilience, though their .235 batting average indicates continued offensive inconsistency moving forward.