Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim

By Rob McMillin I'm Rob McMillin, author of the Dodgers and Angels blog 6-4-2, and a long-time reader of Rich's The Baseball Analysts through several homes. Patrick Sullivan asked me to do a review of the Dodgers and Cubs in preparation for their upcoming National League Division Series, and so here I am. C...

Bleacher Report  - Sep 30, 2008 The one player to watch for the Angels could be 36-year-old Garret Anderson, who hit a sizzling .356 in September. Anderson, who had to deal with pink eye ... Red Sox-Angels: ALDS Preview Bleacher Report Angels know Red Sox are hurting but potent OCRegister

The Angels could finally put the rest of the AL West out of their collective misery and clinch the division with a win tonight over the New York Yankees and a Texas Rangers loss. It would break the record for the earliest a team has claimed the division, a distinction currently held by the 1971...

TSN.ca  CA - Elise Amendola / AP The Angels' John Lackey pitches during the seventh inning Tuesday night in Boston. Lackey lost his no-hitter and shutout in the ninth, ... Angels' John Lackey no-hits Red Sox for 8 1/3 innings, settles for ... The Republican - MassLive.com

By Jeff Kallman Apparently, general manager Tony Reagins wasn’t kidding about looking at any opportunity to make the team with baseball’s best record better—the Angels have pulled the proverbial trigger on Mark Teixeira, swapping first baseman Casey Kotchman and minor league pitcher Steve Marek t...

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 CA - By MATT HURST ANAHEIM - Justin Speier spent time in the team's video room Tuesday, checking out what pitching coach Mike Butcher called a "dig me video. ... Angels reliever Justin Speier looks at past to help future Los Angeles Times

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 CA - By Mike DiGiovanna, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer Justin Speier sat in a conference room Tuesday watching what pitching coach Mike Butcher called a ... Upon further review: Speier says his stuff is as good as last year ... OCRegister all 2 news articles

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By ccww Actual: Anaheim Angels. I am officially on the record as saying that I will never pick the Seattle Mariners again. 22 games out at the break? Are you kidding? But Anaheim has looked that good with dominant pitching and even better ...

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The Dodgers' 1-0 victory over the Angels was the first major league game since 1992 when a team accomplished such a feat and just the fifth time it happened ... Lackey, Angels beat Dodgers 1-0 International Herald Tribune Kansas City Star - Seattle Times

Los Angeles Times But what you see before you is Anaheim Stadium, home of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. So initial point... when Artie Moreno insisted on tagging the ... AL Wire Notes | Angels' wings keep Dodgers flailing again Seattle Times

I know that the No. 3 position in the batting order is ostensibly reserved for your best hitter which for the Angels is Vladimir Guerrero. And Guerrero has been scorching the ball lately. Arte, you made your billion in advertising, branding products to sell to suckers and now you are selling t...

Columbia Daily Herald  PA - John Lackey, Angels, gave up six hits and one earned run over eight innings, striking out six in a 3-2 win over the Nationals. Jose Guillen, Royals, homered ... Interleague Game Capsules Sports Network Angels clean up in Philadelphia San Francisco Chronicle

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By Rob(noreply@blogger.com) It was a split-squad game, and while the Angels did play a number of probable starters, good and bad (Darin Erstad, Troy Glaus, Garret Anderson, Wally Joyner), the Mariners sent their bad starters (Al Martin, Bret Boone, David Bell) and John Olerud. New Angels backup catcher Jorge Faberg...

By Rob(noreply@blogger.com) Win Number One For Lackey: Angels 3, Blue Jays 1 A win in Toronto? Believe it, brother; never mind that Vlad's only hit in the game was a lousy single, or that Garret Anderson didn't get credit for an RBI because he hit into a double play doing it. The man of the hour was John Lackey, getting into a...

By Rob(noreply@blogger.com) In case you can't tell, I was hoping and praying that Gary Bennett, who had spent his entire career in the National League, had spent some time in Chicago, as it would have made the headline that much funnier. As it was, Bennett's fourth-inning, two-out throwing error on Erick Aybar's strik...

By Rev Halofan I don't have a problem with it, but after years of suffering obtuse self-impressed internet screeds calling us funny permutations on our name, I have to point out that we are not the Arizona City Angels (Arizona City, California), which is how the Missouri Royals fans ought to be treated b...

By Jim McLennan The game was totally sold out. I don't think I've seen so many scalpers at a Spring Training game before. That was probably no surprise; we bought our tickets a couple of months back, and even at that point, the best seats remaining were in the last section bleachers, out by the AZ bullpen.

By Pizza Cutter A few weeks ago, I was driving through Anaheim. I was in town to do a job interview (true story… I could theoretically be living in L.A. in a few months), and I drove past Angel Stadium and Disney Land (about a mile apart). So, in a sense, when I say that this is stop #17 on the tour, I actually mea ...

By Aaron Jay Sapiro With the Angels getting Torii Hunter, that means we have to get Cabrera right? It was supposed to be the Dodgers and the Angels, the Angels and the Dodgers neck and neck in the Miguel Cabrera sweepstakes, and it looks like the Angels just backed out.

By Pizza Cutter Yeah, that about sums it up: On the surface, this was a boring year for Ranger fans.  The real work was below the surface.  In the trades mentioned above, Lofton brought in minor league catcher Max Ramirez.  Gagne brought in Kason Gabbard and David Murphy.  Teixeira brought in that Salty guy an...

By Rev Halofan It is either Mathis or Escobar, but it was pretty apparent by the fifth batter that the outside corner was a wasteland and that pitches to Righties there were not going to be called a strike. And yet one or both of these players insisted on placing the ball just there, time and time again. Escoba...

By Jeff Kallman So long as Mike Scioscia has managed the Los Angeles Angels, he’s held his pitchers to a reasonably strict anti-retaliation policy. Don’t think for one minute that Ichiro Suzuki isn’t saying a silent prayer of thanks for that before the Seattle Mariners square off in Anaheim Friday night.

By Administrator In Game #2, SOX1FAN.com’s review of the 1967 Impossible Dream continues… celebrating the 40th anniversary of the team that revived baseball in Boston and laid the ground work for Red Sox Nation. On August 20, 1967, the Red Sox swept a doubleheader from the Californi...

By Administrator At the beginning of play on August 18, 1967, the Red Sox unexpectedly found themselves in the pennant race—in fourth place and only 3 ½ games behind the first place Minnesota Twins. On that day, a Friday, the California Angels—in fifth place and a game behind the Red Sox—arrived in Boston fo...

By The Omnipotent Q As thoughtless, and as stupid a remark as that is, Gary Matthews of the Los Angeles Angels absolutely went Angel one better. He gave an interview to a reporter about Red Sox fans, and it left me just shaking my head. Here is some highlights, courtesy of The Boston Globe.