How to Watch Guardians at Angels (April 4): Stream MLB Live, TV Channel

The Los Angeles Angels open at home after a 4-2 road trip, face the Cleveland Guardians at Angel Stadium. Watch free on Fubo.

The Los Angeles Angels (4-2) won their first two series of the season on a six-game opening road trip and host the Cleveland Guardians (2-4) in their home opener at Angel Stadium on Friday night. The Angels won series at the Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Cardinals as they look to get back to the postseason for the first time since 2014. Los Angeles hasn’t finished with a winning record since going 85-77 in 2015. The Guardians reached the American League Championship Series in 2024 after winning their second AL Central title in three years.

How to Watch Cleveland Guardians at Los Angeles Angels in MLB Today:

Game Date: Friday, April 4, 2025

Game Time: 9:30 p.m. ET

TV: FanDuel Sports Network West San Diego 4- NFL

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The Angels’ bullpen faltered on Wednesday afternoon at St. Louis, allowing nine runs in the seventh and eighth innings of a 12-5 loss, preventing a series sweep. Mike Trout clubbed his first home run of the season in the loss and Logan O’Hoppe gave them a 5-3 lead with a seven-inning grand slam. Nolan Schanuel is hitting .292/.320/.417 with three RBI so far, while Trout and O’Hoppe lead the club with five RBI each. O’Hoppe has two homers.

After taking two of three on the road from the Kansas City Royals, Cleveland were swept at the San Diego Padres, taking a 5-2 loss on Wednesday to close the series. A four-run third inning off starter Ben Lively dug a hole the Guardians couldn’t dig out of. Steven Kwan is off to an 8-for-23 start at the plate with a home run and three RBI while Kyle Manzardo has two homers and seven RBI so far.

José Soriano makes his second start for Los Angeles in the home opener after shutting out the White Sox on two hits over seven innings on Saturday. The Guardians go with right-hander Gavin Williams, who took a no-decision after allowing two runs over five innings at Kansas City on Saturday.

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