Shohei Ohtani dominates Mariners in series finale.

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Despite putting Shohei Ohtani on the ropes early in the game, the Seattle Mariners fell to the Los Angeles Angels 4-3, ending their season-opening homestand with five losses in seven games. Ohtani walked four, hit two batters, and threw a wild pitch that led to a run, but the Mariners' offense played catch-up all afternoon. The Mariners had a rally brewing in the seventh and first innings, but both were quashed by outs on the basepaths. The Angels' tandem of Ohtani and Mike Trout combined for a pair of RBI infield hits against Andrés Muñoz in the eighth, giving the Halos the cushion they needed.
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