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ghoetke

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  1. This is probably the worst Angels lineup that I can recall and arguably the worst in MLB even with Trout. How are Revere and Maybin (sp?)  in the

    Major Leagues. At least Johnny G had a decent B.A. Rojas and Gubi are doing their best to spin it.

     

     

  2. Nobody really stepped up..... especially the difference makers......and it cost us dearly. With our crappy bullpen, we probably would've been a quick out anyway,  Hope we can take the sense of urgency we finished with into next year. Move Johnny G to leadoff and have Calhoun hitting lower in the lineup. He is productive but he strikes out too much to lead off or hit second. Maybe Murphy can hit in the # 2 position.I don't know.

  3. Trout strikes outs are mounting again and perhaps for the first time he seems to lack confidence. His RBI production isn't bad for hitting in the # 2 position but is heavily dependent on home runs. He hasn't hit  one in about 100 AB's.Trout's obviously a great talent and teammate but the comparisons to Mays and Mantle are way premature, IMO.

  4. The one  constant, good and bad, in the organization over the past decade is Scoscia. Of late. we watch him game after game glance at his clipboard before he transmits his brilliant hand signals....you know.....index finger to right ear, left ear, then the chin, then the forehead and finally the nose.....only to see us squander another scoring opportunity. We all know what happens next. He makes another note to his clipboard and nothing changes. Long term contract notwithstanding, Scoscia shouldn't be off limits to a realgood butt chewing from Arte. Perhaps now would be a good time.


  5. You gotta bring something more than a fast ball in the big leagues. Even a .200 average hitter can turn on a fastball like last night. That was pretty much Frieri's undoing.

     

    At this juncture, I feel the Halo's weaknesses are situational hitting with runners in scoring position and less than two outs. We can score in bunches and make a rout of it, but  we don't produce very often in the clutch in close games.

     

    We're playing like the Astros did ten days ago and they seem to have recovered.

     

    One more thing. Ever notice how well the pitchers we have traded or released are doing ?? Kazmir is a case in point. Is that a coincidence?

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