What is the story about?
What's Happening?
Jose Soriano, a pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels, faced challenges during his recent game against the Seattle Mariners. In a no-decision outing, Soriano allowed four runs, three of which were earned, over four innings. Despite striking out four batters, he gave up five hits and three walks. This performance, while an improvement over his previous start, adds to a series of difficult games for Soriano, who has allowed 12 runs over 6.1 innings in September. His current season statistics include a 4.13 ERA and a 1.38 WHIP.
Why It's Important?
Soriano's performance is critical for the Angels as they navigate the remainder of the season. With several starters struggling, the team may consider adjusting their rotation strategy, potentially moving to a six-man rotation to manage the workload. Soriano's ability to improve his performance could impact the Angels' pitching strategy and their overall competitiveness in the league.
What's Next?
The Angels are contemplating changes to their pitching rotation, which could include a six-man rotation to alleviate the burden on their starters. Soriano's next start is projected to be against Milwaukee, and his performance will be closely watched as the team evaluates its pitching options for the rest of the season.
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