The Oakland Athletics played video game 2 of the three-game collection versus the Los Angeles Angels at Angels Arena in Anaheim tonight. Mitch Spence got the begin tonight versus Tyler Anderson for the DH Willie Calhoun got the very first hit off Spence in the bottom of the second lining a guideline double into the right field bleachers, but the A's defense stood firm and kept him at keystone. Armando Alvarez got his first major league struck to start the third inning. He took a four-seam-fastball down the ideal field line for a double. First MLB struck First MLB dual Max Schuemann strolled, and Daz Cameron started out swinging. JJ Bleday singled and was thrown away stretching it to a double, however not before driving in Alvarez for the very first run of the game and moving Schuemann to third. Miguel Andujar strolled, as did Brent Rooker to pack the bases. Behind in the count 1-2, Anderson dropped Tyler Nevin to drive in the 2nd run of the game. Yet Shea Langeliers based out to finish the rally. Armando Alvarez obtained his second hit of the game and of his job in the top of the 4th. Cameron doubled, apparently scoring Alvarez yet after an umpire conference, they identified that it was a ground rule double and that sent Alvarez back to 3rd. A Bleday fly out ended the inning and stranded the joggers in scoring Ward doubled off Spence to open up the base of the fourth. Calhoun singled to relocate Ward to third. Logan O'Hoppe singled to drive in Ward. Spence struck Zack Neto with a pitch to fill the bases. A Mitch Moniak grand slam removed the bases and offered the Halos a 5-2 lead. Brent Rooker released his fourteenth homer of the period in the top of the fifth inning to bring the A's one run more detailed, 5-3. That was Rook's 45th RBI, right at the axis of the period. Tyler Nevin strolled. Rook absolutely squashed it Mitch Moniak walked to open up the inning and transferred to 2nd on a Spence wild pitch. Jo Adell increased down the left area line to score Moniak. That sent out Kotsay to the pile to end Spence's night. T.J. McFarland came in to try to end the inning without any more damages. Spence's last line: 51/3 innings, quiting 8 hits, six earned runs, one walk and 6 strikeouts. McFarland obtained Nolan Schanuel to ground bent on end the inning stranding Adell at third. Sean Newcomb got in the video game to pitch the seventh inning. With one down, Taylor Ward launched a 407 feet homer to left field to raise the cause 7-3. Shea Langeliers led off the 8th getting to first on an error. Zack Gelof singled relocating Langeliers to 2nd. Armando Alvarez singled for his 3rd hit of the night, racking up Langeliers. Adell misplayed the ball permitting Alvarez to transfer to second and Gelof to third. Lawrence Butler pinch hit for Schuemann and struck a sacrifice liner to centerfield to score Gelof. Alvarez relocated to 3rd on a wayward pickoff attempt. Cameron strolled. JJ Bleday based into a dual play to end the inning. However not before 2 scored Athletics Jersey, bringing the score to 7-5 in the middle of the 8th. Newcomb strolled Zack Neto to open up all-time low of the eighth and stole second on a Kevin Pillar strikeout. Scott Alexander changed Newcomb. He deliberately strolled Adell. Adell was called out on runner's interference and afterwards Schanuel lined out to end the inning. Angels closer Carlos Estvez went into the game in the ninth to close the door on the success. Andujar K 'd for the very first out of the inning. Brent Rooker based bent on shortstop Neto for the second out. To their last out, Tyler Soderstrom singled to right area. Langeliers set out to end the video game.

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