The Trout Tracker is going on hiatus this week since our hero is still doing his thing up in the bigs, but the spirit of the tracker shall live on with a different future Angel star. I had thought about picking Jean Segura, but I didn’t think giving weekly...
The July 19th, 2011 edition of daily news for the LA Angels including the Angels showing trade interest in Aramis Ramirez and Wilson Betemit, Reagins says he has no restrictions at the trade deadline, Nolan Ryan hospitalized with heart problems and much more…...
People say that “hate” is a strong word, but I really hate the Texas Rangers. I used to not care about them all that much, but in the last few years, they have quickly grown into the Angels biggest and most loathsome rival. Why? There is no one reason,...
The July 18th, 2011 edition of daily news for the LA Angels including Peter Bourjos placed on the DL, Fernando Rodney gets off to a rough start in rehab, Angels targeting left-handed hitters via trade and much more… The Story: Peter Bourjos was placed on the DL...
So much for building momentum going into the big Texas series. I know every team has days like this every once in awhile, but did it have to be today? As the Comic Book Guy on The Simpsons would say, “worst… timing… ever.” Athletics 9, Angels...
That was seriously a lot of baseball yesterday. It was nice of the Angels to make one of my predictions finally come true by heading game two into extra innings. Too bad they couldn’t get the important part of the prediction right…the frickin’ win....
@ Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (51-44) @ Oakland Athletics (41-54) Pitching Probables: LAA – Joel Pineiro (5-3, 3.90 ERA) OAK – Gio Gonzalez (8-6, 2.47 ERA) Game Info: 1:05 PM PT; TV – KCOP; Radio – KLAA 830 AM I’m not saying that today is a...
@ Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (50-43) @ Oakland A’s (40-53) (Records approx. depending outcome of GAME 1) Pitching Probables: LAA — Ervin Santana (4-8, 3.89 ERA) OAK –Rich...
The return to action for the Halos was met with a collective thud of wasted opportunities. Dan Haren proved to be mortal and the Angels couldn’t cash in on many of the chances afforded them by the A’s. As a result the second half of the season gets off on...
If it wasn’t for this cursed offense who knows how far up in the standings the Angels would be?! I’ve seen countless games this season that should have been won had it not been for this offense breaking down and playing rather pathetic baseball. But then...
