D'Arnaud described the intense playoff-like atmosphere at Dodger Stadium, highlighting the competitive spirit of the series against the defending champions.

Angels manager Ron Washington praised the team's effort and emphasized the importance of maintaining consistency as they prepare for a four-game series against the Athletics.

In the first two games of the series, the Angels showcased their offensive strength, batting .307 and scoring 17 runs, including four homers and eight doubles against Dodgers pitching.

Starting pitcher Yusei Kikuchi had a strong outing in the final game, allowing only one run on three hits over 5 2/3 innings before leaving due to an ankle injury.

The Los Angeles Angels achieved a historic three-game sweep over the Los Angeles Dodgers, their first in the Freeway Series in 15 years, with a final game score of 6-4.

Despite the sweep, the Angels remain in last place in the AL West with a 20-25 record, but the series win against the defending World Series champions may provide a much-needed confidence boost.

Before the series, the Angels had struggled with a disappointing record of 17-25, including a 4-6 run in their previous ten games.

The Angels won the first game 6-2 and the second game 11-9, where they spoiled Clayton Kershaw's season debut.

Kikuchi, despite not securing a win in his last ten starts, expressed confidence in the team's ability to compete at a high level following the sweep.

Looking ahead, the Angels will face the Athletics next, while the Dodgers are set to host the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Travis d'Arnaud played a pivotal role in the victory, hitting a tiebreaking solo homer in the eighth inning, which came after the Angels overcame a late bullpen stumble.

Dodgers pitcher Tony Gonsolin struggled in the series finale, yielding four runs on four hits and five walks in four innings.