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Recap: LA Angels vs. Seattle

 

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Julio Morban belted a pair of two-run homers and the Seattle Mariners got four innings from starter Jeremy Bonderman in an 8-5 spring training win over the Los Angeles Angels.

Justin Smoak smacked a tie-breaking solo homer in the fourth inning for Seattle.

Bonderman gave up five hits and a pair of runs while fanning two. His spring ERA stands at 7.20.

Tommy Hanson surrendered a pair of hits and three runs over four frames for the Angels, who received a solo homer from Peter Bourjos offensively.

The Angels' Chad Cordero gave up three runs while recording just one out in the sixth inning.

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