Angels catcher Logan O'Hoppe feels the growing pains as he learns how to handle the pitchers

A month ago the Angels were swept by the Minnesota Twins, allowing 11 runs in the series finale. For more than a half hour after that Sunday afternoon game, catcher Logan O'Hoppe sat in the Angels dugout conferring with bench coach Ray Montgomery. Since that day, the Angels pitching has shown a few more encouraging signs, although the results still aren't what the Angels need them to be. Any discussion of O'Hoppe's role the performance of the Angels pitchers requires some nuance.