Which former Angels' successes after leaving aggravated you the most?

[tdawg87]

Santana.

The inconsistency with the Angels was frustrating as hell. 8 years of a 97 ERA+

Then leaves and 4 out of his next 5 years were among his best ever.

[T.G.]

Old school.... Carney Lansford went on to win a batting title with Boston and then had a solid career for Oakland.

[Inside Pitch]

Definitely Edmonds.

[Adam]

Thank God Ralston failed his physical when traded to the Red Sox. 

[Erstad Grit]

7 hours ago, Inside Pitch said:

Definitely Edmonds.

I complained so much about that trade for years. Every response was 

something something Kennedy 3 homeruns 

[Lou]

I fully understand why it was done, but Darren O'Day.

Troy Glaus. 

[Inside Pitch]

4 hours ago, Erstad Grit said:

I complained so much about that trade for years. Every response was 

something something Kennedy 3 homeruns 

It was the one time Stoneman couldn't overcome his Disney overlords.

[AngelStew43]

Only one answer here:  Nolan Ryan.  Ryan averaged nearly 31 starts per year between 1980-1992, including the strike shortened 1981 season, which lowered the average somewhat.  

He possibly could have been a difference maker in 86, when we got oh so close.  He also won 158 games after he left here.  

This is an argument to sign Scherzer, it helps to show what 1 dominant pitcher can do for a ballclub. 

[eligrba]

Jerry Dipoto

[Stradling]

9 hours ago, eligrba said:

Jerry Dipoto

This is a great answer

[Chuck]

Definitely Edmonds and Napoli. 

[eligrba4ever]

Nolan Ryan. Period. And his final 3 no-hitters.

[Taylor]

Sean Newcomb had a good start with the Braves that one year.