The Los Angeles Dodgers faced a 13-5 defeat against the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday. Starting pitcher Emmet Sheehan was unable to complete the second inning, leading the Dodgers to utilize six relievers throughout the game. This unexpected situation resulted in a bullpen game for the team.
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Dodgers lose to Angels in bullpen game after early pitching change
The Los Angeles Dodgers lost 13-5 to the Los Angeles Angels on June 7, 2026, after starting pitcher Emmet Sheehan was removed from the game in the second inning. The Dodgers had to rely on six relievers to finish the game due to this early pitching change.
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