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Angels bring 2-1 series advantage over Twins into game 4
The Angels have won 23 of 34 games when they hit at least two home runs, while the Twins have struggled in those games.
- Heading into game 4, the Los Angeles Angels hold a 2-1 series advantage over the Minnesota Twins following Sunday's matchup in Anaheim, California.
- Between the fourth-place Twins and fifth-place Angels, the season series is tied 3-3, reflecting competitive balance within their respective divisions.
- Angels standout Zach Neto leads his team with 26 home runs, while Twins hitter Josh Bell provides offensive stability with 89 RBIs on a.254 batting average.
- Minnesota sends Dean Kremer to the mound against Los Angeles pitcher Ryan Johnson in today's contest, with betting odds favoring the Angels at-123 to +102.
- Both squads navigate significant roster limitations with numerous players on the injured list; the Angels hold a 60-95 record while the Twins enter at 72-83.
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Angels bring 2-1 series advantage over Twins into game 4
The Los Angeles Angels lead 2-1 in a four-game series with the Minnesota Twins.
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