Los Angeles Angels vs Seattle Mariners Prediction: Angels to win this rubber match

On Sunday, Major League Baseball action will take place at Angel Stadium between the Seattle Mariners and the Los Angeles Angels. This will be the last game of a weekend series that consisted of a total of four games. The Mariners won the first two games by a combined score of 14-10, and then they continued their winning streak in game three with a tight victory.

Mike Moustakas hit a home run and contributed two runs, three RBI, and one run scored to the Los Angeles Angels' cause in their loss on Friday. In addition, Luis Rengifo and Mickey Moniak each hit a home run, and Moniak drove in two runs. The Los Angeles Angels were forced to play from behind for the majority of game three on Saturday, and they were unable to generate much offensive momentum at the plate. Home runs were hit by Randal Grichuk and Brandon Drury, with Drury contributing the other run batted in. On Sunday, Chase Silseth will take the field for the Los Angeles Angels in the starting role. Silseth has appeared in 11 games so far, making three starts, and has a record of 3-1 with a 3.99 earned run average and 29 strikeouts in 29.1 innings pitched. In his previous seven games, Silseth has recorded a record of 3-1 with a 4.29 ERA. He has allowed 10 earned runs over the course of 21.0 innings. The Los Angeles Angels come into this matchup having lost five of their previous six games in which they were the favorites against teams from the AL West. Additionally, in their last eight games as favorites against teams from the American League West, they have failed to cover the run line in each and every one of those games.

In the first game of this series, which took place on Thursday, the Seattle Mariners won by a score of 5-3, and then on Friday, they won by a score of 9-7 in a game that featured a lot of exciting pyrotechnics. During the victory in game two, Julio Rodriguez notched two runs and two RBIs, and Ty France hit a home run that drove in three runs. The Seattle Mariners had a rather quiet offensive evening on Saturday, but they were still able to pull off a 3-2 victory. Julio Rodriguez was able to collect three hits, score one run, and drive in two RBI. Bryce Miller will take the mound for the Seattle Mariners in the final game as the team's starting pitcher. Miller has pitched 80.2 innings across 15 games with a 7-4 record, a 4.35 earned run average, and 75 strikeouts. Over the course of his previous seven starts, Miller has posted a record of 3-1 with an earned run average of 4.71 and 19 runs scored across 36.1 innings. The Seattle Mariners are coming into this match having won each of their previous three games despite being the underdog on the road. Additionally, in each of the last six games that they have played as road underdogs, the visiting club has covered the run line.

In this particular matchup, I'm choosing to side with the Angels. At this point in time, Silseth had a handful of successful starts under his belt. In his most recent two starts, he has a perfect 2-0 record with only two earned runs allowed in 10.2 innings, despite seven hits and two walks. Miller, on the other hand, has struggled over the last two, allowing a total of 12 earned runs while pitching 11.1 innings. If Los Angeles' offensive is productive early on, they have an opportunity to capitalize on this. The Angels' starting pitcher in game three turned in a solid performance, yet their offense was only average. The outcome was close, but unfortunately, we were unsuccessful. With Silseth scheduled to pitch the decisive game for the Angels, Los Angeles should be in a stronger position to win, but I still think the Angels will prevent a clean sweep of the series.