Freddy Peralta shines as Brewers defeat Angels 2-0

Freddy Peralta led the Milwaukee Brewers to a 2-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels with an impressive pitching performance, striking out eight batters over six innings of three-hit ball. Peralta credited his success to having the right mindset for the game. Despite a strong outing by Tyler Anderson, who allowed only one run in his sixth start out of the last seven, the Angels struggled offensively and were shut out for the third time this season. Angels manager Ron Washington acknowledged the pitchers' duel and praised Peralta's efficiency on the mound. The Angels had difficulty generating offense, managing only four singles and scoring runs in just one inning over their last 22 innings against the Brewers' pitching staff. Kevin Pillar's outstanding defensive play limited the Angels' scoring opportunities, while Christian Yelich's walk, stolen base, and subsequent run on a single by Adames added an insurance run for the Brewers in the eighth inning. Despite Anderson's solid performance, the Angels were unable to capitalize on their chances to win the game. Peralta's dominant pitching performance and the Brewers' strong defensive plays were key factors in securing the victory over the Angels. The game was characterized by a lack of offensive production from the Angels, who struggled to score runs and were ultimately shut out. The Brewers' pitching staff effectively neutralized the Angels' hitters, leading to a low-scoring contest that highlighted the importance of pitching and defense in deciding the outcome of the game.