Cubs Dominate Angels in Cabrera's Debut

0:00It's March 31st. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where the game meets AI. I'm Corey, with the story. Chicago Cubs took down the Los Angeles Angels 7-2 on Monday night at Rigglyfield. Edward Cabrera dominated in his Cubs debut, tossing six shut-out innings with just one hit and one walk. Ian Hap crushed a solo homer, while Carson Kelly and Moisei's ballasteros each knocked in two runs to power the offense. The Cubs jumped ahead early, loading the bases and plating three in the first, before adding three more in the third. For the Angels, Yohan Munkata ripped a two-run homer, but starter Ryan Johnson took the loss after giving up six runs over three in a third innings in. His first career start. A crowd of 36,7002 showed up on a perfect night, buzzing over Cabrera's gym after his January trade for Miami. Mike Trout went hitless in four ad-bats, with two strikeouts, cooling off after a hot start to the season.

1:01Cabrera picked up the win, striking out five on 80 pitches, and Colin Ria closed it out with three innings for his first save, fanning Munkata. With runners-on, the Angels dropped their third straight in the series opener. Tuesday brings Ryan Hander's Jose Soriano, for the Angels and Jameson Teon season debut for the Cubs, should be another tight one in this. Three game set.