Gameday Thread (6/24/23): Angels @ Rockies - Escobar making Angels debut at 3B, Renfroe at 1B

[Tank]

well that went pretty well.

[Swordsman78]

7 minutes ago, arch stanton said:

13 for 24 with RISP

The "Fletch Factor".

 

[Angelsjunky]

Man, I missed it completely. I was at an alumni party for my high school, so that was fun, but...25 runs. Jeezus.

[Ace-Of-Diamonds]

Canning has slowly lowered his ERA from 6.38 on May 10 to 3.99 after today's game...

[Lou]

1 minute ago, Ace-Of-Diamonds said:

Canning has slowly lowered his ERA from 6.38 on May 10 to 3.99 after today's game...

Good to see him keep his focus.

[Lou]

Hey, where's @nando714?

[Chico]

I said it a month or two ago ...the 2002 World Series Angels used to get one hit after another, advance the runners and before you knew it, they strung eight-ten runs in an inning, game over. It's a great formula which should become Angels baseball. The Angels have the hitters to do that this year.

Last night was awesome but playing sports all my life, I know what it's like to be on the other side of a shellacking. You have to feel bad for the Rockies and their fans in attendance. Besides the abundance of gopher balls...how does three pitches in a row even happen??... I did see at least three Colorado outfielders "lose the ball" in the lights or in the sun, not sure which. I know they're 30-50 or so but some of the Rockies' badness seemed to be the result of giving up during the game or maybe laying down.

[Ace-Of-Diamonds]

12 hours ago, Jason said:

When was the last time we’ve seen the Halos kick someone’s ass like this?

never

[Inside Pitch]

7 hours ago, Ace-Of-Diamonds said:

Canning has slowly lowered his ERA from 6.38 on May 10 to 3.99 after today's game...

His last 6 starts he's thrown 36 innings of 2.25 ERA baseball, with 37K and 6 BB allowing a .607 OPS.  He still a bit HR prone but he's been the one guy that hasn't felt like a letdown on the mound.