Angels vs. A’s Game Highlights (5/22/25) | MLB Highlights

Angels vs. A’s Game Highlights (5/22/25) | MLB Highlights

Severino. It’s home versus road. He has the second best road, er , a in baseball at 0.72 at home. He has a 6.75 a, you know, he just hasn’t got it going. He hasn’t felt that groove at home. Maybe just, it’s that simple, but we all know he can pitch. We all know he has great leadership values on this team. A lot of the ball to center drifting back and over toward right center is and he makes the , and that’s the way our ball game begins and that will bring up as Nolan punches yet another base hit. He is remarkably good early in games batting in the two hole that will bring up Taylor Ward runner not going is swung on to short, right. A long run Rooker coming on and goes into a, he makes the catch fires back to first and it’s dug out by and get a double play, a sliding catch in short right by. Rooker. Fired back to first, a good job with the dig over there in the stretch by nick Kurtz and Shaneel couldn’t get back. The Angels sending left hander Tyler Anderson to the mound in this one comes in with a two and one record 3.04 earned run average. Suter park. It has been a hitter’s park for sure. And Tyler Anderson trying to make sure that he keeps the ball in the yard today. Schumann goes down on one pitch and the next batter will be Jacob wilson who’s back in the lineup and the pitch is swung on to left base, hit the 63rd hit of the year for Jacob wilson. Well, I guess he hasn’t missed a beat. So Doson flies to center that will bring up Rooker the offense trying to create some noise against Anderson here. And now you’re telling yourself who wants to face Brent Rooker left center field and Brent Rooker starts off first. It’s like you spoke it into existence 440 ft and Rooker makes it a two nothing athletics advantage early. I’m telling you it’s street legal to make a great play on defense and come up to the dish and let that help you out. And that’s exactly what happened. Top of the second two, nothing athletics and a first pitch pop up in foul ground. Kurt just enough room to make the catch by the screening one pitch and one out to start the top of the second with a 20 lead coming up two and two and it’s a high fly ball popping in short, right, the second baseman Schuman now coming in to the infield dirt is there and he makes the catch pops out. Yeah, the Angels go down 123. We go to the bottom of the second two outs. Here’s is batting 2022, a bottom of the second one and drops it into right field. So for a man that’s hit 379 against lefties, that success continues here against Anderson in the second, back to back walks, anderson will have to face Wilson with the bases loaded. He’s a tough guy to face in this spot and he gets a slipper back to the mound. It steps up on anderson, he has time and he throws out wilson, that’s a veteran there didn’t panic there, even though that baseball was hit slow. Sometimes you feel it’s going to be hit hard, a nice reaction and good play on that one to keep that in front of you and good throw over to first Tim Anderson is the batter and Tim anderson two and he is called out on strikes, three pitches for Severino to take care of anderson and there are two and that’s six in a row retired by luis Severino. Here’s Kyber in Paris, the center fielder, there’s a 2 to 1 pitch that’s a bouncer to third scooped up by a across the first inning for Severino, a 123 3rd. He’s retired seven straight faced the minimum through three and we’re through 2.5. It’s the two and the Angels 1st and 3rd 1 out for Nick Kurtz popped out to short but had a big night last night will swing and drive it to center field Paris. Going back on the warning track brings it in and coming in to score is Soderstrom. Nick Kurtz does his job. A sacrifice fly to center extends the A’s lead to three to nothing productive outs. Sabino facing zack Netto top of the order. Netto shot in the board bouncing ball and that should provide some traffic. A base hit a base hit for Maggie on her birthday. The Angels in business here 1st and 2nd with nobody out. It’s Taylor Ward who has been socking the ball lately. One ball, two strikes line drive right side base hit Netos around third. He’ll score. Shana will hold at second base as Taylor Ward drives in the first Angels run today. So two down here’s Joe Adle to right field. You can get out of this allowing the one run. We feel fortunate. The 10 pitch, one line drive caught by shell in the third baseman and the inning is over. Oh, it smoked 112 off the bat. Wow. So Severino gets out of it. Anderson leads off for the Angels. Here’s the 12 pitch by and Tim swings and misses on a slider away two quick outs for the a right hander in the fifth inning and the batter is Kron Paris one to left center. It’s in the air for a while but it’s falling and its for Paris with such great speed. He was blazing around first by the time that ball landed and he has a two out double. Zack Netto will be the next batter. A run. That’s line to left. That’s a base hit Paris with great speed. Gets to third. He’s being home Soderstrom with a good arm. His throw, it might have hit Paris but he scores as Neto takes second and it’s a one run game and that ball that wasn’t caught in left center comes back to haunt the A’s the Angels cut the lead. It’s now 3 to 2, the leadoff single here in the fifth inning and here’s Rooker, here’s another drive to the left field corner. This one hit pretty well as one hops off the top of the fence and stays in play. They’re gonna wave soder Nettle has it. The throw home a good one. He is out just the perfect throw , good relay from Tao award to Zack Netto and great on the money. We got live action. So yeah, shouldn’t have hit the net behind it. Then that becomes an auto double. But because you have that extension of the foul pole down there, it’s just like it hitting off the pole or off the yellow marking on the wall. That’s a tough break. The bases are loaded for Geo Urshela anderson has got to throw a strike. Now, this is the red light in effect right now, he takes ball four. Anderson walks in a run and the A’s move station to station, they have a two run lead back. It’s 4 to 2, just a hair off. Anderson would have loved to have gotten the call. Infield fly is called and it’s Neto to make the catch. So it’s Johnny Pereda now, but before that, Ron Washington will come out of the dugout and I think this time he will indeed go to the bullpen because he has to. Hunter Strickland is the first reliever out of the pen today and will face Johnny Pereda with the bases loaded and now two outs in a 4 to 2 game 32 again, another run five to two. Now here come the Angels back, back to back singles. Now for the Angels to start off this sixth innings here probably nearing the end of his outing love to squeeze six innings out of him. He’s starting to ratchet it up a bit and respond to the two base hits with a strikeout against still Hoppy another one for Severino. Now, Severino one pitch away from getting out of an inning, 22, that’ll work four seam fastball at 99 and around the outside corner, Severino gets another strikeout. This is Severino, as we said towards the tail end of his game today and in a very crucial spot bearing down on Washington wants to go for a spark. Yoan Moncada has grabbed a bat and now here’s the 1 to 0 pitch to Moncada swung on, hit to left center, hit well deep in the alley. So from left, it’s going to be so making the catch and hung up long enough for Tyler to move over to his left and retire Moncada and the Angels in the sixth. Another quality start for Severino is just starting to stack those up but pretty good outing here at home with the impact he’s having. You got to be excited about it. Now, it’s in the hands of the A’s bullpen and a come in their bullpen, er, a 5.69. Now the Angels have the, is loaded with one out and the batter will be Taylor Ward Angels trying to fight their way back into this game down by three here in the seventh. Any time he makes contact with the baseball, you have to hold your breath and he drives one to center field. It’s deep, it’s let’s go and he is absolutely on fire. The Angels are back in front. What a swing Taylor or start the road trip with a grand slam. You know what, before the end of this one, another grand slam. That is some grand salami time. Severino will have to wait another start. He’s going to win his second game of the season. Here’s O’hoppe who is over three is flied out once and struck out twice. Fly ball to right center field. This is hit well, and that one is going to go to the opposite field. It’s, and the other way, very similar to that home run at Dodger Stadium. Oh, hammered for the people. Now, Taylor Ward only had the team leading homers for about 12 seconds runner at third with two outs. Here’s Rooker at the plate because the Angels try to secure some late wins and Rooker strikes out to end the A the cheese it 99 and the bases are loaded that will bring up Joe Adle three and one and it’s nowhere near ball four as Durant walks in a run, bases loaded walk for Adele. It’s eight to five left hander. Hogan Harris comes out of the bullpen for the A to trail by three. Yan mcada is coming up. It’s 85 Angels line drive left center field that will score at least one as makes the catch and Soler comes to the plate to make it 9 to 5 job there, especially with two strikes by getting the job done sack flied four run lead and Newman will be big hits. Here’s Newman one to write a base hit. Ope heads for the plate. Rooker throw is on the way up the line O’hoppe scores and the Angels tech on three here in the ninth, it’s 10 to five and they’re one out away from a four game sweep of the A. So the batter is he grounds the ball to short that should do it. Netto has it. The three is in time and the ball game is over. Brogdon comes in and retires. All three Angels will leave West Sacramento sweeping the A’s win it today by the final of 10 to 5. Angels have a seven game winning streak and you can put a halo over this one.

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