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Angels lose Ohtani to a blister, fall to Red Sox 10-1

ANAHEIM, Calif._The Boston Red Sox were a real buzzkill for the Angels and Shohei Ohtani Tuesday night, the team with a prolific offense and the best record in baseball knocking the seemingly otherworldly two-way star back to terra firma.

A sellout crowd of 44,822, the second-largest since the 1998 renovation of Angel Stadium, packed the house in anticipation of another pitching gem by Ohtani, the Japanese right-hander who was dominant in his first two starts.

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