The Los Angeles Angels kept the game close today, but the larger problems remained the same. In a 3-2 loss to the Cleveland Guardians, the Angels received a competitive start from Walbert Ureña and a mostly solid bullpen effort, but the offense again failed to generate enough timely production. The Angels finished 8-for-34 (.235) with a .749 OPS, four walks, and 13 strikeouts, continuing a season-long trend of occasional traffic without enough sustained pressure. Ureña Keeps Angels Close, But Command Remains Key Ureña gave the Angels a solid outing, pitching 5 innings while allowing 3 hits, 2 earned runs, 1 walk, and 4 strikeouts. The final line was respectable, but his 91 pitches and 55 percent strike rate showed why he was unable to work deeper into the game. He was sharp through the first two innings before allowing a leadoff solo homer to Angel Martinez in the third. Cleveland added another run in the fifth after a Daniel Schneemann walk, led to a Patrick Bailey RBI groundout.…