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Angels' Power Surge Powers 6-4 Win Over Red Sox

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Ryan Johnson earned the win as the away team outscored Boston 6-4 at Fenway Park on Wednesday. The Angels' lineup connected with five home runs to secure the victory.

Briar Keller

September 10, 20262 min read

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September 9, 2026

Angels Take Control Early

The Los Angeles Angels established a commanding lead in the third inning, capitalizing on the power of their hitters. Neto launched a three-run home run to left field, traveling 375 feet, which scored Peraza and Guzman to make it 3-0. The Angels continued their offensive barrage in the same frame as Siri hit a two-run home run to right center, carrying the score to 5-0. Trout crossed the plate on that blast. In the fourth inning, Guzman added a solo home run to left center, extending the Angels' lead to 6-0. The Boston Red Sox, the home team, struggled to find an answer early in the contest.

Boston's Brief Rally

The Red Sox managed to cut into the deficit in the fifth inning when Anthony hit a two-run home run to right field, covering 418 feet, and Duran scored to make it 6-2. Boston kept the pressure on in the sixth inning as Abreu hit a solo home run to center field, traveling 408 feet, to narrow the gap to 6-3. The Red Sox showed resilience in their offensive efforts, but the Angels' earlier lead proved too large to overcome completely.

Pitching Duel and Final Inning

Ryan Johnson of the Angels secured the win, pitching 6.0 innings while allowing 5 hits and 3 earned runs. He issued 1 walk and struck out 5 batters. On the mound for Boston, Jake Bennett took the loss, pitching 5.1 innings while allowing 9 hits and 6 earned runs. He issued 1 walk and struck out 2 batters. The Red Sox bullpen, including Wyatt Olds, Jovani Moran, and Alec Gamboa, helped limit further damage but could not prevent the defeat. In the ninth inning, Eaton singled to right field, allowing Duran to score and make the final score 6-4.

Final Records

The Los Angeles Angels finished with a record of 56-90, while the Boston Red Sox improved to 80-67. The game was played at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, with an attendance of 35,428. The Angels' five home runs were the deciding factor in the contest, as they out-hit the Red Sox and capitalized on their opportunities against the Boston pitching staff.

Sources

https://www.espn.com/mlb/game/_/gameId/401816868

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Briar Keller

Briar Keller covers Saratoga high school and area college sports.

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