Angels Snap Slump with Walk-Off Win

0:00It's May 3rd. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where baseball meets AI. Angels fans, finally some good vibes at Angel Stadium. The squad snapped a brutal seven-game losing streak with a 4-3 walkoff win over the Mets in 10 innings Saturday night. Oswald Paraza played hero, ripping an RBI single with two outs to plate the winner. The bullpen straight up owned the late innings. Sam Bachman locked down five huge outs, escaping a base's loaded jam in the 7th, with a grounder and a strikeout of Juan Soto. Then Ryan Zepherjohn followed with six more clean outs, including a perfect 9th and a scoreless 10th, despite some early trouble. This victory hits different after the Angels managed just their second win in 13 games. Fans were holding their breath, watching starter read Dettmer's, cruised through six innings before the Mets chipped away in the 7th, tying it on a. Sack fly and some singles. Dettmer's hung tough at 80 pitches, but the relievers flipped the script.

1:00Bachman mowed down the side in the 8th with two k's, and Zepherjohn battled through catcher interference in an intentional walk to Soto, inducing A. Double play to keep it locked. Now the halos can build off this grit, shaking off the slump, one clutch play at a time.