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The fourth inning was even rougher with the Angels (18-25) loading the bases with one out on a single and two hit batters. That allowed Neto to double the lead with a double to left. May (1-4) escaped further trouble with a pair of strikeouts. He left after the fifth inning, having yielded six hits and four runs but striking out a season-high eight. Dodger pitchers struck out 15 batters on the night.
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