The LA Angels also had their second matchu of the Spring against the LA Dodgers and despite a good start the Angels dropped a 6-2 decision. It has been said that “In every dark cloud has a silver lining”. Calling losing two games in Spring Training is overly dramatic, but the point I’m making is that there were a lot positives in both games despite the losses.
LA Dodgers 6, LA Angels 2
The Angels got down early as the Dodgers scored two runs in the second inning off of starter Felix Pena. The Angels answered quickly as Peter Bourjos continued his hot Spring with an RBI double to plate Kevan Smith.