Klassen walked five and needed 72 pitches for six outs, the kind of line that puts a rotation slot under review if it repeats. Nathaniel Lowe cleared the bases with a three-run double in the first on an 87.0 mph changeup, Spencer Steer hit his second homer of the year an inning later, and Cincinnati's bullpen threw five clean innings behind Brandon Williamson, who issued six walks in four frames and never lost the lead. Mike Trout doubled in two in the fourth to narrow the gap, but the hardest ball the Angels hit all night was Jo Adell's 110.1 mph lineout, and it settled into a glove.