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Angels vs. Oakland
7/04/2008
The Angels of Anaheim versus Oakland Athletics game was delightfully attended by a crowd of 42,046 supporters at the Angel Stadium on a Monday night.
Greg Smith didn't prepare for his first complete-game victory in the major leagues by watching tape of the hitters of Angels of Anaheim. Smith studied tape of Andy Pettitte, Cliff Lee and Kenny Rogers instead, to learn about their demeanor on the mound and how they manage themselves throughout a game. What the 24-year-old rookie gleaned from those veterans was the benefit of throwing strikes and hitting spots. It all came at once to Smith on Monday night game in a four-hitter as the Athletics defeated the defending AL West champions 6-1, reducing the Angels of Anaheim’s division lead to 3 1/2 games. "I just kind of mixed speeds and locations enough to where they couldn't get comfortable and put a good swing on it," Smith said. "I think they were in-between speeds - you know, maybe a little bit early on the changeup and dropping the bat head a little bit, and then late on the fastball." Moreover, Smith lost his other two outings against the Angels this season with his other complete game in the majors on April 29, when Joe Saunders and Francisco Rodriguez combined on a 2-0 win at Anaheim. "If you throw the ball well, good things will happen," said Smith. He struck out three and walked two, winning for the first time in six starts against division opponents. He threw 101 pitches. "Any time a guy throws a complete game, it's something special because you don't see that a lot in this era of baseball. And he did it with a relatively low and safe pitch count," said manager Bob Geren. “If it was a save situation, it would have been tough not to give the ball to (closer Huston) Street right there,” the manager added. The team of the Angels hit 14 fly balls to outfielders and popped up five other times. Only five outs were on ground balls. "It's different when you're facing a guy that's kind of wild, but this guy threw strikes," said Angels outfielder Torii Hunter. "He was throwing first-pitch strikes and got ahead, so you just can't let him throw a strike on the first pitch every time without swinging at it. Nobody really did anything tonight."
Jon Garland was charged with four runs; two earned - and eight hits in six-plus innings. On the other hand, Eric Chavez, Oakland's Gold Glove third baseman, was 1-for-5 with a two-run double as the DH after missing the San Francisco series with a sore right shoulder. Teammate Ryan Sweeney, who also missed the previous three games after spraining his left ankle Thursday against Philadelphia, was 2-for-5 in the leadoff spot with an RBI double. Slumping Angels left fielder Garret Anderson, batting .188 in June but a career .321 hitter against the A's, got the night off and Juan Rivera started in his place. Rivera committed a costly error that led to two unearned runs in the seventh that gave Oakland a 4-1 lead. Sweeney led off the seventh with an infield hit and Kurt Suzuki hit a towering fly that sent Rivera drifting back to the warning track, where he dropped the ball trying to one-hand it a few feet from the fence and ended up with the two-base error. Chavez drove in both runners with a hard grounder past first baseman Casey Kotchman with the infield in one out later. Chavez's two RBIs increased his career total to 776, tying Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson for seventh place on Oakland's all-time list.
Oakland, coming off Sunday's 11-1 thumping by San Francisco, took a 2-0 lead in the second when Bobby Crosby scored on a groundout and Daric Barton hit a two-out RBI single. Mike Napoli made it 2-1 with his 12th homer with two outs in the fifth. It ended a stretch of 32 innings in which the Angels scored only one run, including consecutive shutout losses at Dodger Stadium. "It's a domino effect, and right now the dominoes are falling down. We're frustrated and the fans are frustrated, but trust me, we care and we're going to get through it," Hunter said.
The game was indeed a challenging one for the Angels of Anaheim. The team will move one despite the loss and will continue to play their games with great determination and great skills.
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