Angels Pitchers Dominate Cubs in Freezing Wrigley

0:00It's April 1st. Welcome to MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Angel's pitchers locked down Rigglyfield on a freezing Tuesday night, shedding out the cubs two runs to nothing. It was 44 degrees, with 15 mile per hour winds blowing in, making hits rare. Jose Soriano, their opening day starter, delivered six scoreless innings for the second straight time, allowing just two hits, two walks, and four strikeouts. Both Soriano and Cubs, Rady James and Talon, stifled the offences, turning the cold into their best friend. The Angels finally cracked through in the sixth, when Jorge Solaire walked to start, then scooted to third on Hymer Candolario's double that got past. The center-fielder. Relieber Phil Maton came in and got two quick outs, but Logan O'Hoppy crushed a hanging curveball for a two-run single that sneaked past the infield. At over 100 in VXIV, putting the Angels up for good. Soriano has been a beast on the road, owning a 2.91 ERA in 16

1:01away starts last year, compared to nearly six at home. That road edge showed up big time here, keeping the cubs off face. With the wind, the Angels stay hot early, proving they can grind out victories even when Mother Nature fights back.