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2021 MLB Draft Prospects Thread
With the Angels picking in the top 10 (#9 overall) I figured it's never too early to talk about possible prospects especially with the college season underway!
Gameday Thread: Angels @ Brewers (03/08/2021)
7 innings today. There's also apparently a "B" game that Bundy is going to start in. Hopefully Detmers sees action in that one, since he's not listed on this one. Looks like Rodriguez will get an inning in this one, though.
OC Register: Taylor Ward tries to squeeze onto the Angels roster by adding defensive versatility, including a return to catcher
<p>TEMPE, Ariz. — Taylor Ward has gone from having no position to having five of them.</p><p>Ward was in the Angels starting lineup at catcher for Sunday’s game, the first time he started a big league exhibition behind the plate since before the Angels moved him off the position prior to the 2018 season.</p><p>It’s a sign that the club has shown increasing confidence in him behind the plate, as well as at first base and all three outfield positions.</p><p&g
Will the Angels sign anyone to an extension this Spring?
Will the Angels sign anyone to an extension this Spring? There seem to be multiple candidates, which would seemingly increase the odds that someone signs an extension.
The Official 2021 Los Angeles Angels Spring Training News & Notes Thread
Guys, use this thread for all things news & notes on our players performances, updates & injuries (hopefully minimal).
What would you like to see in the new CBA
Reading the “Will the Angels Extend Anyone” thread got me to thinking. What would I want to see in the new Collective Bargaining Agreement. I will readily admit I am not the guy that knows everything about what is in the current CBA, but figured this might give some smart people, and myself a thread to discuss such things. So here is my first attempt at what I would like to see. Universal DH Expanded Playoffs Teams that receive revenue sharing must have a minimum payroll that
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Gameday Thread: Angels @ Brewers (03/08/2021)
jsnpritchett posted a topic in LA Angels | MLB Daily,
7 innings today. There's also apparently a "B" game that Bundy is going to start in. Hopefully Detmers sees action in that one, since he's not listed on this one. Looks like Rodriguez will get an inning in this one, though.-
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Gameday Thread: Mariners @ Angels (03/07/2021)
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Gameday Thread: Angels vs. Rockies (3/6/2021)
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Study: Angels fans rank 24th averaging 2.8 adult beverages a game
Chuckster70 posted a topic in LA Angels | MLB Daily,
Some fan bases are more well-known than others for having few too many during a baseball game, but which MLB are the biggest drinkers?
NJ Online gambling recently surveyed 2,631 Major League Baseball fans who were over the age of 21, to learn more about their drinking habits and to find out which fanbases drink the most..
Here’s what they found:
The Los Angeles Angels are the 24th booziest fans in baseball averaging 2.8 drinks per game.
Angels fans spend the 2nd most in MLB per game with an average of $49.
Top 5 booziest fanbases: 1. Chicago White Sox 2. Atlanta Braves 3. Cincinnati Reds 4. Cleveland Indians 5. San Diego Padres.
The Angels rank 9th for the biggest pregamers with 60% of Angels fans admitting to drinking before the game starts.
The Angels rank 15th for biggest lightweight drinkers with 29% of Angels fans admitting to having missed some or all of a game due to drinking too much.
28% of Angels fans reported drinking more when the team is playing poorly which ranked 3rd among MLB fanbases.- 18 replies
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