The Los Angeles Angels defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 on Tuesday night, extending their winning streak to three games. Walbert Ureña pitches six innings of one-run ball, limiting the Cardinals’ scoring while keeping the Angels in control. Early, Los Angeles takes advantage of a productive first inning, scoring five runs. In that five-run frame, Jorge Soler and Jo Adell each drive in two runs, combining for four of the team’s five first-inning runs. The Angels generate momentum with timely hitting, collecting five of their 10 total hits in the opening inning. After the first, the Angels maintain their lead as the Cardinals are held to a single run on the night. With Ureña’s start providing length and the offense delivering in the first, the Angels secure a decisive win over St. Louis. Both outlets describe the same key contributors and scoring sequence, highlighting the five-run first inning as the turning point of the game.