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TEMPE, Ariz. — Ehire Adrianza was a 30-year-old who had played professional baseball for more than 14 years, including parts of eight years in the majors, when he first worked with Ron Washington with the Atlanta Braves in 2021. It was then that Washington had Adrianza do something he’d never done: He put Adrianza on his knees and had him field baseballs on a hop, one after the other in quick succession. “It felt weird, to be honest,” said Adrianza, now a non-roster invitee in Angels camp. “It was the first time I had done it. Now, I can’t go out to the field without doing my drills. If I don’t do it, I feel kind of naked.” Washington proudly refers to himself as baseb…
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Sano needs to pick it up soon if he wants to make the opening day roster.
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THE GAME: Miguel Sanó hit a three-run homer and minor leaguer Sam Brown drove in the winning run with a single in the bottom of the ninth inning, as the Angels beat the Colorado Rockies, 8-7, in a Cactus League game on Friday afternoon in Tempe, Ariz. PITCHING REPORT: Right-hander José Soriano gave up three runs in three innings. After pitching a perfect first inning, Soriano gave up three runs on four hits in the second inning. He gave up three straight hits to start the inning, but he was one out away from escaping the jam with only one run scoring. He then gave up a two-run single to Brenton Doyle. He followed with a perfect third. “As well as he throws the ball, he’s…
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TEMPE, Ariz. — A year ago, major-leaguers were facing a largely unknown world: baseball with a clock. Now, they may be used to it, but that doesn’t mean they’re all happy about it. “We don’t like it, but we’ve got to embrace it,” Angels closer Carlos Estévez said. Major league baseball had been played at an increasingly … deliberate … pace over the past couple decades, slowing to the point that the sport’s leaders adopted a pitch timer in 2023. Pitchers had 15 seconds to begin their delivery with the bases empty, and 20 seconds with at least one runner on base. Hitters had to be in the box and ready for the pitch by the time the timer hit eight seconds. The result was…
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Sources: Red Sox RHP Lucas Giolito (elbow) might miss season - ESPN Sources: Red Sox RHP Lucas Giolito (elbow) might miss season Initial imaging showed damage in the right elbow of Boston Red Sox starter Lucas Giolito that could cause him to miss the 2024 season, league sources told ESPN. Giolito, who was expected to be the Red Sox's Opening Day starter, has a partially torn ulnar collateral ligament and flexor strain that could require surgery that would likely keep him out for the entirety of 2024, according to sources. Giolito, 29, was one of just three free agent signings by the Red Sox over the win…
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Anyone ever done this or know of others who have done this. Would be interested to hear what the experience is like. http://losangeles.angels.mlb.com/ana/fan_forum/fantasycamp.jsp?partnerId=ed-9819153-842197273
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- by Ryan Falla The Angels lack of major splashes in this free agent market has some fans concerned over the stability of the roster through the 2024 season after losing one of the biggest names in baseball. However, the Angels biggest needs have always been more than having or not having one single superstar to carry the roster. A sputtering internal talent pipeline to the Major Leagues has more often than not been the crux of the Angels efforts towards contention season after season, yet recent memory has seen an upswing in developmental fortunes. GM Perry Minasian’s trust in the Angels internal talent to fill critical roster spots in 2024 has seemingly raised the …
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THE GAME: The Angels managed just four hits in a 5-0 Cactus League loss to the Seattle Mariners on Thursday afternoon in Peoria, Ariz. PITCHING REPORT: Right-hander Griffin Canning, who didn’t walk any batters in his first two games, issued three walks in the first inning and had to be removed because of his pitch count. “Early on it looked like he was trying to overthrow his fastball,” Manager Ron Washington said. “He was trying to get more mileage out of his fastball than he’s got in his arm, which is why he was scattered.” One run scored in the inning. Canning re-entered in the second and walked another and gave up a hit, but he did not allow another run. He added a p…
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By Ryan Falla, AngelsWin.com Columnist Though the Angels are heading into the 2024 season with the most question marks we’ve seen in modern Angels memory there is enough sneaky value across the board to offer outside chances at success all throughout the year. From front-line starters ready to tap into their highest upside behind the philosophies of Ron Washington's coaching staff to the reserves prepared carry the team through tumultuous stretches. The Angels may not be rich in brand names this season, but what they do have is enough young talent across the roster to brute force their contention window into an early opening. One such athlete on the Angels who looks …
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TEMPE, Ariz. — Music was blaring and fans were yelling, but Ben Joyce tried to keep his focus. It was no ordinary bullpen session. The Angels took a page from football coaches, piping in noise as the Angels’ right-hander stood on the mound for a workout Sunday. They called it the “chaos” drill. “I enjoyed it,” Joyce said. “I think it was a beneficial thing to do to slow the game down and keep focus on what I need to do. I think it helped get my head where it needs to be, to fine-tune my mechanics and still have a game situation going on around me.” A couple days later, Joyce pitched a perfect inning against the Dodgers. After walking the bases loaded and giving up a g…
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Snell, Montgomery, Bellinger, Matt Chapman, and JD Martinez
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The Angels 2024 Spring Training Season is underway and we’re back with Episode 30 of the AngelsWin Podcast! In this episode Geoff and Chuck talk about … The Angels taking down the Dodgers 4-0 This weekend’s 2024 AngelsWin Spring Training Fanfest A trip down memory lane and the Spring Training Fanfests of the past How the team is looking so far and reasons to be optimistic The Ron Washington effect Questions from the mailbag and much more Baseball is back! Let’s go!
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The Angels are also playing a split-squad game at the Cubs with Detmers starting, but there's no TV or radio. Lineup for the A's & Cubs games:
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TEMPE Ariz. – The Angels’ version of the Breakfast Club rises before dawn and takes the half field behind the batting cages not long after the sun rises. Angels shortstop Zach Neto is there to work on his defense, not taking for granted the skill that wowed observers in his standout rookie season of 2023. On hand to provide early-morning instruction is none other than new manager Ron Washington. A longtime coach and manager, Washington played the majority of his 10 major league seasons as a middle infielder, mostly at shortstop. Infield play is Washington’s passion and he immediately has become passionate about Neto. “Oh, there is a ton to like. Not a lot, a ton,” Wash…
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Gameday Thread (3/5/24 5pm Pacific Start Time): Angels @ Dodgers: Silseth starting 1 2 3
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Just posting this early to give the heads-up on the start time. Also, the game is on Bally Sports SoCal, not Bally Sports West. Dodgers have their big three all playing tonight.
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TEMPE, Ariz. – After more than 700 career home runs, while topping $340 million in total earnings, Albert Pujols’ ride off into the sunset seemed inevitable. Last playing with the Angels in 2021 and retiring after the 2022 season, it seemed Pujols would merely resurface at the rare Angels or St. Louis Cardinals special ceremony. Certainly he would be there to give a speech at his Hall of Fame induction. Is there really any need to prove himself within the game anymore? Yet there was Pujols at Angels camp again Monday, ready to impart his wisdom on the next generation as a guest instructor. Getting his hands dirty with the young players of the game does not feel like a …
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THE GAME: The Angels beat the Dodgers, 4-0, on Tuesday night at Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Ariz., winning their sixth consecutive Cactus League game. PITCHING REPORT: Right-hander Chase Silseth did not allow a run in 2⅓ innings. He had been scheduled for three innings, but his pitch count got too high after 26 pitches in the first. Silseth struck out Shohei Ohtani on a 96 mph fastball after falling behind in the count, 3-and-1. “It was fun,” Silseth said. “I got behind him. So I was like, Oh, no. … If I didn’t hit my spots when I needed to, and during that at-bat, it could have been a lot different.” The discouraging part of Silseth’s outing was that his fastball veloc…
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The other thread died, so here goes a new one. Feel free to post anything and everything Troutstanding in this thread. I'll start with this....
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TEMPE, Ariz. — In the first inning of a Cactus League game last week, Nolan Schanuel stepped to the plate after Taylor Ward had led off the inning with a double. Schanuel pulled a ground ball to second base, and Ward took third. Ward then scored on a Mike Trout sacrifice fly. A day later, Angels manager Ron Washington was beaming, optimistic that the Angels’ rookie first baseman could play a key role in generating runs. “He’s capable of doing that with consistency, and he might be able to do it with perfection,” Washington said. “Because of his bat-to-ball skill, I think that boy can pull the ball on the ground anytime he wants to.” Schanuel made a name for himself la…
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I am at the Las Vegas Ballpark for Ohio State-Oklahoma in the College Baseball Classic. Reggie Willits is the associate head coach for the Sooners. His son Jaxon is playing shortstop, wearing his dad's #77. Australian Rugby at Allegiant Stadium last night, which is a story for another time.
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THE GAME: Tyler Anderson had six strikeouts over three innings and Zach Neto hit a go-ahead two-run home run as the Angels increased their winning streak to five games with a 3-2 victory over the Texas Rangers on Monday in Surprise, Ariz. PITCHING REPORT: Anderson gave up one run on a Marcus Semien home run, with results that were much improved over his first outing last week when he gave up two runs on four hits in two innings against the Colorado Rockies. Left-hander Jose Suarez pitched two scoreless innings in his first outing after a bout of arm fatigue early in spring after he participated in winter ball. Angels pitchers combined to strike out 13 batters. HITTING R…
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Reference @UndertheHalos post a few days ago about random lineups, and the other thread mentioning how underrated Howie was. Spring Training is here and baseball is back. To get in the mood the past few days Ive been watching old Angels clips on youtube. obviously the World Series clips, but randomly sewrching old players to remember the good times. I looked up Orlando Cabrera stealimg home. I was at that game, sitting on the 3rd base line so saw it up close. So i started watching some Cabrerra clips... and remembering how good he was. and he was replaced by Aybar... another guy who caught a lot of shit on here, but was such a cool guy to watch at SS.…
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THE GAME: Mickey Moniak hit a two-run home run and six Angels pitchers gave up a combined four hits in a 3-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Sunday at Tempe, Ariz. PITCHING REPORT: RHP Caden Dana was impressive in his first start and second spring appearance, giving up one hit over two scoreless innings with two strikeouts. The 20-year-old now has four scoreless innings this spring. RHP Carlos Estevez gave up a home run to Chicago’s Zach Remillard in the third inning. RHPs Zach Plesac and Walbert Urena each went two scoreless innings with a combined five strikeouts. Plesac earned the win and Urena got the save. HITTING REPORT: Aaron Hicks had two hits out of the l…
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As with the hitters, the Angels pitching staff has a good amount of variability, although perhaps a bit less, with almost every starter having a floor of a #4-5 and either #3 or, in one or two cases, #2 upside. I'll look at the bullpen in a third installment. A note on "worst-case scenarios:" For pitchers, even durable ones, there's always the lingering phantom of a blowout and/or Tommy John surgery. Rather than repeat myself for every pitcher, I'll only mention that if there is a significant injury concern beyond the norm. In other words, worst-case scenarios don't include the "absolute worst" of TJS, but are rather more focused on performance only. SP REID DET…
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TEMPE, Ariz. – Baseball’s latest Thor clone continues to drop the hammer, raising questions about just how long it might be before he can find himself on a major league roster. With his broad shoulders and long hair flowing from under his cap, Angels right-hander Caden Dana gave up one hit over two scoreless innings against the Chicago White Sox on Sunday and had two strikeouts in his second appearance of the spring. The outing came with Dana wearing the No. 91 on the back of his jersey. If he continues to produce similar outings, a lighter weight digit could be on the way. “It’s just going out and pitching. It’s the same game whether it’s (minor league) ball or here,”…
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