Jose Quijada struggled on the mound for the Angels, allowing the Rangers to load the bases in the ninth inning. He was unable to secure a lead, which ultimately contributed to the team's collapse as they lost a significant advantage, leading to their fifth straight defeat.

Jose Quijada has been handling closer duties for the Angels this season, securing 28 saves. However, he has struggled, posting a 4.07 ERA with a career-low strikeout rate and a career-high walk rate. Despite the challenges, he remains the primary closer in Anaheim for now.

José Quijada took the mound in the 10th inning against the White Sox, where he surrendered a crucial go-ahead single to Andrew Benintendi. This performance contributed to the Angels' struggle, as they matched a franchise record with their 95th loss of the season.

Jose Quijada, pitching for the Angels, was involved in a pivotal moment during the game, allowing Andrew Benintendi's one-out line single that led to the winning run for the White Sox. His performance came under scrutiny in a tense situation, as the Sox capitalized on his presence on the mound to secure the victory in the 10th inning.

Jose Quijada entered the game in the ninth inning with the Angels leading 9-6, but allowed two runs through a pair of RBI singles from Yainer Diaz and Victor Caratini, narrowing the lead to one run. Despite the pressure, Quijada managed to secure the win by striking out Jeremy Pena with the tying run on third base, earning the save for Guillo Zuniga, his second of the season.