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I was starting to think I was a jinx. The Angels had lost all of the four previous games I've recapped here, and after the first inning last night, it looked like ... 29Aug2008 |
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If you skipped this one to watch convention coverage, you didn't miss much. Neither team generated much offense, and a sloppy game from the Angels saw a sloppy play lead ... 26Aug2008 |
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[caption id="attachment_2097" align="alignnone" width="200" caption="Saunders had a rough night against the Twins."][/caption]The Angels continued to struggle and look like the team that played in June, and they lost to the Twins 9-0 on Friday night. The Halos now have not scored a run in 20 ... 23Aug2008 |
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It was yet another close, heart-breaking loss for the Angels (76-46) on Sunday, as Jeremy Sowers and the Cleveland Indians (56-67) beat Joe Saunders the Halos 4-3, in front of 28,356 fans at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio. Sowers won just his 2nd game of the season, and Saunders got ... 17Aug2008 |
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It looks like the Angels are starting to like this new, powerful offense.
The Halos rallied for 4 runs in the bottom of the fifth inning, behind home runs by Juan Rivera and Vlad Guerrero, and never looked back, as they beat the Seattle Mariners 7-3 on Tuesday night, in front ... 13Aug2008 |
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What a game for the Angels!
Yankees' closer Mariano Rivera came in with two on and one out during the bottom of the ninth inning, and Chone Figgins promptly hit a single that drove in Howie Kendrick from second base, and the Angels (74-43) beat the New York Yankees 4-3 on ... 10Aug2008 |
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While Mike Scioscia refused to call this a statement series, the Angels are nevertheless doing just that as they beat the Red Sox 4-2 for the second time in this weekend series.
Facing Boston's ace Josh Beckett, the scrappy Angels showed that they have enough offense to beat their A.L. East nemesis the Red ... 19Jul2008 |
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It was a night for offense in Texas, and the Angels held the upper-hand in the slugfest as they beat the Texas Rangers 9-6. The Angels scored 8 runs in the first two innings, but the Rangers came back with one in the 3rd inning and five in the 6th inning before Angels' ... 7Jul2008 |
Matt Tolich |
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It was too little, too late for the Angels in tonight's game. John Lackey wasn't at his best tonight, and the Blue Jays' bullpen held off a 9th inning rally from the Halos, as the Jays held on to beat the Angels 7-5.
Lackey wasn't terrible tonight, but he wasn't too good ... 5Jul2008 |
Matt Tolich |
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If you could get over those hideous Fourth of July hats than Friday's spectacular was certainly pleasing on the eyes.
It was a perfect game to be an Angels fans with the hitting and the pitching clicking on the same night. Jered Weaver, who nearly pitched a no-hitter ... 4Jul2008 |
Joey Kaufman |
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Over the past few weeks, many sources around Major League Baseball have made it very clear that Indians pitcher C.C. Sabathia has been placed on the trading block. These same sources seem to think that the Angels could be and are one of the front-runners in the race to acquire him before the ... 28Jun2008 |
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Yes, I realize that it's only June, we're not even to the All-Star Break yet and there's still a lot of baseball to play.
But come on - there's no way the Halos can be caught now.
The Mariners just fired their manager, John McLaren, in the midst of the worst season in baseball. The Rangers, though ... 19Jun2008 |
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On the heels of the Mariners' firing of GM Bill Bavasi, the Angels have hinted that they are considering making moves of their own. Hold on, Hatcher haters; we're not there yet. Manager Mike Scioscia has said that the recent offensive struggles have not been ignored by the management ... 16Jun2008 |
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The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim have an interesting problem on their hands - what to do with Gary Matthews Jr.
At the beginning of the season, Matthews was to serve as a fourth outfielder/DH/defensive specialist for the team. And while his defense has been exceptionally well, thus far, Matthews has one ... 24May2008 |
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Over the past several seasons, Cincinnati Reds outfielder Adam Dunn has earned a reputation in most clubhouses for being a big-time power hitter, who fails to hit for average and strikes out often. In 2007, Dunn batted .264 with 40 home runs and 165 strikeouts, and in 2006, he hit .234 with 40 ... 16May2008 |
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I completely agree... though they should let Anderson go too. 
Even if we CAN'T resign Tex than Arte should still let K-Rod go. Anything over $10 million is too much ...