Langeliers made the first inning decisive — a three-run homer on an 80 mph sweeper that scored Gelof and Kurtz — and from there the game belonged to Jump, who threw 107 pitches across seven innings, gave up one hit, walked three, and struck out seven. The Angels managed four hits all night and left seven on base. Zach Neto hit a ball 106.4 mph off the bat that traveled 290 feet and stayed in the glove, and in a shutout loss that is the swing that sits with you.