A week after suffering his first major league loss, Shohei Ohtani put his blister worries to rest but allowed four runs Tuesday and missed his chance at a third win when the Los Angeles Angels rallied late to beat the Houston Astros 8-7.Ohtani (2-1) fanned seven and clocked eight fastballs at or over 100 miles (160 kilometers) per hour in an uneven 5-1/3 innings, yielding six hits and five walks while late runs and tight Angels' fielding kept the visitors ahead at Minute Maid Park for the second straight night. According to mlb.com, Ohtani is the first starting pitcher in the majors this se…READ FULL ARTICLE
