The veteran moved to 3-7 on the year as he surrendered four earned runs without walking a batter. The Angels just squared him up often as he gave up a two-run HR to Josh Hamilton in the second inning. He struck out four and his ERA is at 5.73. 

The 35-year-old was coming off an impressive two-hit complete-game shutout over the Astros his last time out. He's had some major hiccups this season, but he's also been very good at times. Harang next gets the ball Saturday against Oakland. 

Harang got through the first two innings without much trouble, but the Yankees pounced on him in the third. Harang was hammered for six runs on eight hits in the third inning, allowing two home runs and a double before getting pulled with just one out.

He ultimately allowed six runs on eight hits in 2 1/3 innings, while striking out three. The loss dropped Harang to 2-6 o the season, while his ERA rose to 6.70. Harang will try to bound back in his next outing, scheduled for Tuesday against the Astros. 

Harange held the Twins to just one earned run in the game, with another coming around on Harang's own throwing error in the second inning. Harang actually left the game tied 2-2, but the Mariners put up two runs in the top of the seventh to put him in line for the win.

Harang gave up four hits and two walks over six innings, while striking out four. Unfortunately, closer Tom Wilhelmsen could not hang on to the lead, allowing three runs in the ninth to lose, 5-4. Harang earned a no-decision, so his record stays at 2-5 through eight starts.

Harang takes a 5.82 ERA into his next start, scheduled for Thursday against the Yankees. Harang has four quality starts in his last five outings. 

Harang, who failed to get out of the fourth inning in his previous start, held the Padres to just four hits. It was his first complete game since June 4, 2009. 

Harang struck out a season-high eight batters, while throwing 80 of his 122 pitches for strikes. He credited this approach with his success in the outing. 

"I've been working really hard with (pitching coach) Carl (Willis) to try and get things lined up and he's looked at a lot of video. The big thing was coming out and pounding the strike zone and getting ahead in the count," Harang said. "They're an aggressive team they're going to go out swinging and I was able to get them to put the ball into play within the first couple of pitches a few times and didn't get into the count too much early on."

Harang is now 2-5 on the season with a 6.51 ERA. His next start is scheduled for Saturday at Minnesota.