I was there too, a fan through it all. I saw a young, promising.Bobby V. break his leg crashing into the left field wall. I was a fan when Frank Tanana was drawing comparisons to Koufax, only to be derailed to arm injuries. I remember the tragedy of Mike Miley and the playoff collapses of '81, '86, and then the collapse of '95. However, it's that history that makes seasons like this so much fun, regardless of the outcome. Just this season alone, the Angels have been written off numerous times. Before the start of the season, we didn't have enough starting pitching. In April and May, the BP was a joke. In July, Oakland and Detroit were declared "Super teams" and the favorites to be playing in the ALCS. Finally, we were written off again with the injury to Richards. But here we are, with only 20 games left to play, with a 7 game lead over Oakland, and the best record in baseball. My favorite part is hearing the disappointing tones of every analyst on ESPN and the MLB Network over this turn of events. I will always consider this one of the best Angels seasons ever.