Walks and injuries spoil Angels’ home opener

ANAHEIM — On the night the Angels and a sellout crowd of 44,749 celebrated a new season and new hope, sparked by an encouraging first road trip, their performance was frustratingly familiar.
The Angels lost, 8-6, to the Cleveland Guardians in the home opener, a game marked by walks, a defensive misplay, missed run-scoring opportunities and three – yes, three – injuries.
Second baseman Luis Rengifo left the game in the fourth inning because of left hamstring tightness, the same