Hi guys, there's a bunch of threads discussing the topic on if there will be a Major League Baseball season this year and what that will look like if there is.

Let's post all of the news related items on that topic in this thread so we can all check in here for the latest. 

Crossing my fingers for a MLB season this year! 

Boy has it been a long offseason when you consider spring training was cut in half and the start of the regular season was postponed until a day yet to be determined in the future due to the current COVID-19 pandemic.

To say it has been a brutal past couple months is an understatement for everyone involved. Sports always has a way to unite people and especially after a tragedy, but unfortunately because of the times we're living in there has been more division among people that goes well beyond just the stay at home orders. 

Baseball, sports in general, have a way to unite people and nudge us to overlook differences that normally would divide, by joining in one accord to root on our favorite sports teams. 

We as baseball fans specifically have had a major void in our lives. The online banter here at AngelsWin.com during the games, calling out the manager's decisions, or simply just taking in a ball game at home with family, at the sports bar with friends or at the ballpark among those who all seemingly are in it to win it alongside you as you cheer on your team to win. It has been a while since we've had a meaningful conversation with a friend or family member about the game we love. 

Until last night. 

The voice of the Angels @VictorRojas29 took two hours of his Saturday night away from his schedule and family to talk to the fans and it was exactly what we needed. 

Victor talked about his early career in baseball, his professional career after MLB and how he went from the diamond to the booth doing play by play. 

The Q&A session with the fans revealed some amazing insight and stories that have been heard before, so if you're itching for baseball talk as I'm sure you are and  you missed out on the discussion with Victor, tune in below.

Also, if you haven't checked out Victor's Big Fly Baseball Show or visited Big Fly Gear and purchased some gear, what are you waiting for? 

Now enjoy two hours of talking Baseball. 

 

https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/espn-kbo-league-korean-baseball-sports-tv-deal-1234597027/

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29124646/power-rankings-top-players-key-storylines-more-everything-need-kbo-opening-day

 

 

 

 

By Joe Haakenson, AngelsWin.com Contributor - 



 



APRIL 28, 2002

GAME 24 - BLUE JAYS AT ANGELS



 



ANAHEIM - For the second game in a row, David Eckstein hit a grand slam, and this time in came in dramatic fashion, his two-out slam in the bottom of the 14th inning lifting the Angels to an 8-5 win over the Toronto Blue Jays Sunday before 25,073 at Edison Field. 



 



Eckstein was 0 for 6 in the game when he came to the plate in the 14th, and he responded with his second slam in as many days to help the Angels to their fourth win in a row.



 



Garret Anderson had four hits and Tim Salmon three hits for the Angels.



 



Reliever Mark Lukasiewicz, despite giving up a run in the top of the 14th, got the victory.



 







 

By Joe Haakenson, AngelsWin.com Contributor -



 



APRIL 27, 2002



GAME 23 - BLUE JAYS AT ANGELS



 



ANAHEIM - David Eckstein's fifth-inning grand slam lifted the Angels to an 11-4 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays Saturday night before 29,112 at Edison Field.



 



Troy Glaus chipped in with three hits and three RBIs as the Angels won their third game in a row.



 



Angels starting pitcher Aaron Sele gave up four runs & only one earned run in 5 2/3 innings to get his first victory over the season.