LOS ANGELES -- Hyun-Jin Ryu dazzled in earning his first complete game in the major leagues, pitching a two-hitter in which the left-hander changed speeds and worked both sides of the plate with ease. "Hes a superstar," Dodgers All-Star slugger Matt Kemp said. "He kept some great hitters off-balance." Helped by Luis Cruzs first homer of the season, the Dodgers beat the Angels 3-0 in the second game of the Freeway Series on Tuesday night. Ryu (6-2) struck out seven and walked none. The South Korean retired 19 consecutive batters during one stretch. His six victories lead all rookie pitchers in the majors, while his 71 2-3 innings pitched lead all rookies this season. "I didnt think my first complete game would come this early in the season," he said through a translator. "I was just really comfortable. After the seventh when I realized my pitch count wasnt that high I realized I could challenge myself (to finish the game)." Dodgers manager Don Mattingly enjoyed watching Ryu. "Its more of an artist for me, being able to throw both sides of the plate and changing speeds. Its the art of pitching," he said, describing Ryu as deceptive. "Hes a guy whose change-up and off-speed is so good. Now all of a sudden hes throwing more fastballs," Mattingly said, noting Ryus pitches clocked 93 mph late in the game. Ryu said, "When the fastball works, everything becomes more effective." The rookie is unusual in that he doesnt throw between starts, something the Dodgers agreed to after signing him to a $36 million, six-year deal that made Ryu the first player ever to go directly from the Korean league to the major leagues. "Mostly its to preserve the arm but the habit started in Korea when youre used to throwing 125 pitches per game," Ryu said. Joe Blanton (1-8) gave up three runs and seven hits in seven innings while facing his former teammates for the first time since the right-hander signed with the Angels in the off-season after pitching the final two months of last season for the Dodgers. He struck out five and walked none. "Hats off to Ryu. He threw a great game," Blanton said. The Angels played without slugger Josh Hamilton, who was scratched just before the game because of back spasms. The Angels only hits were a single by Howie Kendrick in the second and a double by Chris Iannetta in the eighth. "He worked in some good change-ups and some breaking balls here and there," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said about Ryu. "We just didnt get too many good looks at him." Ryu didnt just dominate on the mound. He showed off some skills in the field and at the plate. The rookie outsprinted Alberto Callaspo in a foot race to first base to record the second out of the second inning. Ryu slugged a one-hop double to deep right field in the third for the Dodgers first hit. That drew applause from a smiling Clayton Kershaw, who raised his arms in celebration from the dugout. Mattingly credited Ryu with making the necessary adjustments to the majors. "The one good thing we did was not try to force our way onto him, letting him show us his way," the manager said. Cruz, batting a paltry .105 with two RBIs, gave the Dodgers a 2-0 lead in the fifth with a two-run shot into the left field pavilion. "I felt like I made one mistake," Blanton said. "It was almost where I wanted it, but the pitch didnt do what it was supposed to do. It just kind of flattened out and didnt sink, but I had command of all of my pitches." With one out in the sixth, Kemp doubled and scored on A.J. Ellis RBI single to make it 3-0. Kemp had been 5 for 38 with one homer and two RBIs going into the at-bat. He was dropped to fifth in the order as a way to try to jump start his offence. Kemp got hit near his right elbow in his first at-bat. He came out of the game in the ninth after his fingers felt numb and he worried about having to make any throws from the outfield. "Its where it got me, its not that he threw it real, real hard," Kemp said about Blanton. "Joe wasnt trying to do it on purpose." The Dodgers rallied from a five-run deficit to win the series opener 8-7 on Monday, snapping the Angels eight-game winning streak. The rivalry shifts to Anaheim on Wednesday for two more games. NOTES: Ryu has pitched six or more innings in 10 of his 11 starts. ... Angels LHP Sean Burnett was placed on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Monday, with left elbow impingement, and RHP Tommy Hanson was reinstated from the restricted list. ... The Angels mourned longtime team orthopedist Lewis Yocum, whose weekend death from liver cancer was announced Tuesday. He was 65. ... The Angels fell to 1-4 in interleague play. Jordan Retro 13 For Sale Cheap . Kozun faked to the forehand and beat Monsters starter, Calvin Pickard, pad side in the second round for the winner. Spencer Abbott also scored in the shootout for the Marlies (25-13-4). Air Jordan 13 Retro Canada . -- Its been a long road back for Sean Bergenheim. http://www.cheapairjordan13canada.com/ .ca looks back at the stories and moments that made the year memorable. Cheap Air Jordan 13 Canada . Dukurs winning time was 1 minute, 45.76 seconds, a quarter-second better than Russias Alexander Tretiakov. Lativas Tomass Dukurs was third, 1.41 seconds off the pace. Jon Montgomery of Eckville, Alta. Air Jordan 13 Sale Canada . -- Los Angeles Lakers guard Jordan Farmar will be out for roughly four weeks after tearing his left hamstring. BOSTON -- Red Sox closer Joel Hanrahan will be sidelined at least two months and is scheduled to visit Dr. James Andrews for an examination that could determine whether the pitcher needs surgery. Boston transferred Hanrahan from the 15- to the 60-day disabled list Thursday with what the Red Sox said was a strained right forearm. It is the right-handers second stint on the DL this season. He previously was on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right hamstring. Manager John Farrell said Hanrahan was told he might need surgery. Farrell said an MRI on Hanrahans arm appeared to show no structural damage to the ligament that connects bones in the upper and lower arm but that hasnt been ruled out. "Thats where (Fridays) exam will be valuable," Farrell said of Hanrahans visit to Andrews, a noted orthopedist. Even if surgery isnt necessary, recovery from the injury should take at least two months, Farrell said. "Once we got the initial MRI, it seemed that was a possibility," he said. "Not knowing the extent or total number of days, we felt it was still going to require some recovery time. Then, when you factor in the buildup back from that, we felt like this was going to be a couple months total at a minimum."t; Hanrahan last pitched Monday night when he allowed a tying homer in the ninth inning to Brian Dozier.dddddddddddd The Red Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 6-5 in 11 innings. In nine games during his first season with Boston, Hanrahan is 0-1 with a 9.82 ERA and four saves in six opportunities. The Red Sox acquired him from the Pittsburgh Pirates in a December trade after he went 5-2 with a 2.72 ERA and 36 saves in 40 chances last year. An NL All-Star each of the past two seasons, Hanrahan is earning $7.04 million this year and can become a free agent after the season. Andrew Bailey, who became the closer when Hanrahan was on the disabled list from April 14-29, went on the 15-day DL on Monday with a strained right biceps. Farrell said Junichi Tazawa will take over the closers role. The Red Sox also called up Jose De La Torre from Pawtucket and optioned Allen Webster to the Triple-A team in moves involving right-handed pitchers. De La Torre, in the majors for the first time, was acquired from Cleveland last July. He was 1-0 with a 1.56 ERA in 10 relief appearances for Pawtucket this year. Webster was sent down one day after allowing eight runs in 1 2-3 innings in his second major league start. ' ' '