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Angels beat writer, SoCal News Group.
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Angels shut out by Marlins as offense stalls again

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By Jeffrey Fletcher Verified
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
ANAHEIM - Fans who came to Angel Stadium this weekend hoping to see the high-scoring team that blitzed through an eight-game winning streak were disappointed. After the Angels extended their streak with a victory in the series opener, the hitters barely made a peep in a 3-0 loss to the Miami Marlins on Sunday afternoon. The Angels (25-27) averaged 7.6 runs during their eight-game winning streak, including 23 runs during an unlikely three-game sweep at Dodger Stadium a week earlier.
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Resilient Mets punch back at Dodgers, head home with NLCS tied, 1-1

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By Jeffrey Fletcher Verified
| The Record (Troy, NY) Verified
After losing by nine runs in Game 1, the Mets jump to a quick six-run lead and hold on for a 7-3 victory in Game 2. It’s no surprise from a team that was under .500 in June, but finished the season by going on a three-month tear.
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Angels' Zach Plesac has two new pitches in his attempt to revive his career Original

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By Jeffrey Fletcher Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
TEMPE, Ariz. — Zach Plesac is trying to get back his old self, with a new repertoire. Plesac spent part of his winter remaking himself at Driveline, the high-tech baseball training center. Plesac, 29, said he’s replaced his four-seam fastball with a two-seamer, and he’s changed his slider into more of a sweeper, which he hopes will help induce more swings and misses. If it works, the Angels could get a steal for the $1 million, one-year deal they gave Plesac last month.
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