Otani scored 11 strikeouts and beat the White Sox to extend the scoreless streak

Anaheim, CA-Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles Angels beat Chicago White Sox 4-1 on Wednesday night, throwing a five-hit ball in six innings and striking out 11 strikeouts to scoreless streak 212/3 I stretched it to the inning.

Otani walked the plate and won 0-3, but Luis Rengoo hit a two-run homer and the Angels finished the unfortunate nine-game home stand positively thanks to the two-way superstar. Mike Trout doubled the RBI early on. Work on the mound.

Otani (7-4) achieved four consecutive victories and released five singles and one step. The AL MVP has not allowed runs since 5 innings of the glorious 7 innings in Boston on June 9th. His last four starts gave the 262/3 inning a 0.34 ERA with 36 strikeouts.

Otani’s winning streak included a goalless effort to win in Seattle and Kansas City. The White Sox scored 17 hits and 11 goals a night before. Otani struck out his career’s best 13 Royals last week and then reached a double-digit strikeout in his fifth match against Chicago this season.

Michael Kopech (2-5) gave the White Sox, who lost six out of eight innings, five hits and two walks in 51/3 innings.

Chicago avoided a third shutout loss of the season when Luis Robert reached shortstop Andrew Velazquez’s slow error and eventually finished eighth in a wild pitch by Ryan Tepera.

Tepera escaped the jam and Raisel Iglesias threw the ninth with a fifteenth save.

Otani gave up two singles while striking out three times at a time, and the Angels scored the moment Taylor Ward released a lead-off single and came in with a trout double. Trout then scored when Chicago made an error on first base when Chicago attempted a tricky 3-6-1 double play.

After allowing two more singles and a walk, Otani escaped the fourth base load jam and defeated Josh Harrison with a slider. Otani also returned during the inning for two fastballs over 100 mph.

Angels acting manager Ray Montgomery first pulled José Abreu and Otani after Otani defeated Gavin Sheets on 108 pitches for the best season of the season. When relief Jose Quijada gave up a long single to AJ Pollock, Abreu came in third, but Jawbone escaped the jam.

Rengifo doubled the lead in Los Angeles, chasing Kopek in two runs and shooting a fig tree across the centerfield in the second half of the sixth.

Trainers room

White Sox: Yoan Moncada felt a lot of pain after getting the ball from his feet for the eighth time, but it remained.

Angels: LF Brandon Marsh returned to the lineup the day after he left early with his right knee injured.

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White Sox: After a day of travel, Lance Lynn (1-1, 6.19 ERA) heads to the San Francisco mound on Friday for a weekend series with the Giants.

Angels: After a day of travel, Michael Lorenzen (6-5, 4.24 ERA) will ride the Houston mound on Friday for a nine-game road trip and a three-game series against the Astros, the leader in the American League West. open.