Tomuuki Sugano threw 7 1/3 impressive innings, Gunar Henderson killed an RBI Triple and Baltimor Oriols ended a five-gam lose with a 4–1 win over Los Angeles Angels in Ainahim, California on Friday night.
Sugano (4-2), who played 12 seasons in Japan before signing a year for a year, contract with Oriols, made his best game in Major, making a run and three hits without a batsman in a three-game opener.
Angels came only seventh when Yoan Monkado scored three times and a groundout by Taylor Ward.
Sugano was helped in the eighth from his bullpen, especially Yenier Cano. The angels launched 3–1 and were in two and Zach NETO plates with one out.
Neto provoked seven consecutive pitches with a complete count, then hitting the 13th pitch. Felix Botista finished 1-2-3 for his seventh sev.
Angels Starter Kyle Hendrix had been coming out for the longest time since the 2023 season, but he found immediate trouble against Oriols.
Henderson moved two outsider in the first innings, fourth of the season, and Oriols added two runs in the second. Hendrick ran Jackson Holiday the first two batsmen before the innings before the RBI Single yield.
Later later, Emmanuel Riviera added an RBI single to increase the origin of the Orols 3–0.
Hendrix settled in the third, fourth and fifth innings with a scoreboard keeping the bucket. But in the sixth, the first two Oils reached the base on the base, the spelling of its departure.
Angels Reliever Reed Det.s, coming out of three outings in which he allowed 12 runs and recorded only one, retired the next three hits in succession to end the danger.
The angels cut their deficit 3–1 in the seventh, two-out RBI Triple in Henderson’s ninth pushed the Baltimore gains 4–1.
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