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Athletics Defeat Angels 10-4 in Series Finale

Athletics
Athletics65-77
10
Los Angeles Angels
Los Angeles Angels66-75
4

Friday, September 5, 2025, 9:38 PM ET · Angel Stadium

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Who won Athletics vs Los Angeles Angels?

Athletics beat Los Angeles Angels 10-4 at Angel Stadium on September 5, 2025.

In a decisive victory, the Oakland Athletics defeated the Los Angeles Angels 10-4 at Angel Stadium, concluding the series with a 4-2 advantage for the Athletics. This game showcased a significant offensive performance from the Athletics, particularly in the third inning where they scored six runs, turning a close contest into a commanding lead.

The Angels entered this game with a home record of 66-75 and had been struggling recently, posting a 4-6 record over their last ten games, with an average of 2.9 runs scored and 5.7 runs allowed per game. Their recent form included a loss to the Kansas City Royals just two days prior, where they fell 4-3. In contrast, the Athletics, with a record of 65-77, had a more balanced recent performance, going 5-5 in their last ten games and averaging 4.4 runs scored against 3.7 allowed. However, they were also coming off two consecutive losses before this game.

At home, the Angels had a record of 0-1 in their last home game, while the Athletics had a 3-2 record in their last five away games. Historically, the Angels had an advantage in their head-to-head meetings this season, winning five out of seven against the Athletics prior to this game, including two victories in June.

In terms of injuries, the Angels were dealing with several key players sidelined, including Josh Lowe (Day-To-Day, Neck), Gustavo Campero (10-Day IL, Hamstring), Nolan Schanuel (10-Day IL, Side), Sam Bachman (15-Day IL, Forearm), and Yoan Moncada (60-Day IL, Knee). The Athletics also had their share of injuries, with Tommy White (Day-To-Day, Back), Joshua Kuroda-Grauer (60-Day IL, Groin), Brooks Kriske (60-Day IL, Shoulder), Shea Langeliers (10-Day IL, Knee), and Nick Kurtz (60-Day IL, Thumb) unavailable.

The game conditions were standard for a late summer evening in Southern California, and the atmosphere at Angel Stadium was charged as fans anticipated a competitive matchup. The Athletics took control early, with scoring plays that included a sacrifice fly from Peraza in the first inning and a series of runs in the third inning that included a notable three-run homer from Bleday, which significantly widened their lead.

The scoring plays highlighted the Athletics' offensive prowess, with Butler's homer in the ninth inning sealing the game at 10 runs. The Angels struggled to keep pace, unable to capitalize on their scoring opportunities effectively.

With the Athletics' victory, they not only secured the series win but also showcased their ability to capitalize on the Angels' recent struggles and injury woes. The final score reflected the Athletics' offensive dominance, and the Angels will need to regroup as they move forward in the season.

Injury report

  • Josh LoweDay-To-DayNeckLos Angeles Angels
  • Gustavo Campero10-Day-ILHamstringLos Angeles Angels
  • Nolan Schanuel10-Day-ILSideLos Angeles Angels
  • Sam Bachman15-Day-ILForearmLos Angeles Angels
  • Yoan Moncada60-Day-ILKneeLos Angeles Angels
  • Tommy WhiteDay-To-DayBackAthletics
  • Joshua Kuroda-Grauer60-Day-ILGroinAthletics
  • Brooks Kriske60-Day-ILShoulderAthletics
  • Shea Langeliers10-Day-ILKneeAthletics
  • Nick Kurtz60-Day-ILThumbAthletics

Recent form

Los Angeles Angels

Last 10: 4-6Streak L12.9 scored · 5.7 allowed per game0-1 at home

  • L3-4at Kansas City RoyalsSep 4
  • W4-3at Kansas City RoyalsSep 3
  • W5-1at Kansas City RoyalsSep 2
  • L3-8at Houston AstrosSep 1
  • W3-0at Houston AstrosAug 31
  • L0-2at Houston AstrosAug 30
  • L3-20at Texas RangersAug 28
  • L3-7at Texas RangersAug 27
  • W4-0at Texas RangersAug 26
  • L1-12vs Chicago CubsAug 24

Athletics

Last 10: 5-5Streak L24.4 scored · 3.7 allowed per game2-3 away

  • L1-5at St. Louis CardinalsSep 3
  • L1-2at St. Louis CardinalsSep 2
  • W11-3at St. Louis CardinalsSep 1
  • L3-9vs Texas RangersAug 31
  • L2-5vs Texas RangersAug 30
  • W7-0vs Detroit TigersAug 28
  • W7-6vs Detroit TigersAug 27
  • W8-3vs Detroit TigersAug 26
  • W2-1at Seattle MarinersAug 24
  • L2-3at Seattle MarinersAug 23

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Houston-69W1.50771
Texas271L1.49369
Seattle574W2.47166
Athletics1786W1.38654
Los Angeles1887L2.37953

How the scoring went

  1. 1st Inning1-0Soderstrom grounded into double play, second to shortstop to first, Kurtz scored, Rooker out at second, Langeliers to third.
  2. 1st Inning2-0Wilson singled to center, Langeliers scored.
  3. 1st Inning2-1Ward walked, Neto scored, Moncada to second, Trout to third.
  4. 1st Inning2-2Adell walked, Trout scored, Ward to second, Moncada to third.
  5. 1st Inning2-3Rengifo singled to left, Moncada scored, Adell to second, Ward to third.
  6. 1st Inning2-4Peraza hit sacrifice fly to left, Ward scored.
  7. 3rd Inning3-4Butler grounded into fielder's choice to first, Langeliers scored, Wilson to second, Soderstrom to third.
  8. 3rd Inning4-4Gelof singled to center, Soderstrom scored, Butler to second, Wilson to third.
  9. 3rd Inning5-4Wilson scored on Soriano wild pitch, Gelof to second on wild pitch by Soriano, Butler to third on wild pitch by Soriano.
  10. 3rd Inning5-4Wilson scored on Soriano wild pitch, Gelof to second on wild pitch by Soriano, Butler to third on wild pitch by Soriano.
  11. 3rd Inning8-4Bleday homered to left (353 feet), Butler scored and Gelof scored.
  12. 3rd Inning9-4Rooker hit by pitch, Hernaiz scored, Langeliers to second, Kurtz to third.
  13. 9th Inning10-4Butler homered to center (398 feet).

Win probability

Above the line favours Los Angeles Angels, below favours Athletics.

Venue

  • Angel StadiumAnaheim, California
  • Attendance30779
  • OfficialsEdwin Jimenez, Chad Fairchild, Bill Miller, Roberto Ortiz

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