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LA Times · Jun 14, 2018

Angels leaving Seattle a bit battered after Mariners complete sweep

They lost their starting pitcher, their shortstop and, ultimately, their fourth consecutive game Wednesday, the Angels fleeing the Pacific Northwest with little more than their pride intact.

Unable to hold a late two-run lead, they eventually fell dramatically to first-place Seattle 8-6 on a last-swing homer by Mitch Haniger off reliever Oliver Drake.

Garrett Richards lasted only two innings before departing with tightness in his left hamstring. An inning later, Zack Cozart departed with a strained left shoulder.

Both players tried to remain optimistic afterward but both also sounded wary, hardly surprising given the Angels’ recent run of injuries.

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