Noah Syndergaard holds the Red Sox to one run in his six innings, but Michael Wacha limits the Angels to three hits and goes the distance in Boston’s 1-0 win.
ANAHEIM ― The Angels went to work quickly Monday, intent on reversing their recent fate.
The loss was the Angels’ 12th in a row, the second-longest losing streak in franchise history. It matched the single-season record of consecutive losses, set from Sept. 19 to Oct. 2, 1988. Boston scored its only run with two outs in the second inning. Alex Verdugo was on first base as the result of a single when Christian Vazquez ran up a full count. Syndergaard missed over the plate with the eighth pitch of the at-bat, a slider, and Vazquez pounded it to center field for a single.
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