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  1. AngelsFaninGA
    Todd Helton hit .372 in 2000. I remember him being around .390 late in the season and then going into a slump at the very end. Edit: he entered September with a .395 average.
  2. AngelsFaninGA
    I'm sure we'll sign him to a 3/30 deal after the current one ends.
  3. AngelsFaninGA
    Cabrera single-handedly cost me runs, HRs, RBIs, and average in my fantasy league.
  4. AngelsFaninGA
    It all makes sense now. Arte signed Hamilton, Pujols, and particularly Blanton to get back at the fans for their whining. Some time around the ASB I expect a poster named "Arte4Life" to show up here and say "See? This is what happens when you ask for big-name signings! This is what you get!"
  5. AngelsFaninGA
    Not surprisingly, the Angels are second only to Houston in walks allowed by the bullpen.
  6. AngelsFaninGA
    There is absolutely no reason for him to opt out. His value as a manager will be at its lowest after this season and there is no way he commands the kind of money he has left remaining on his current contract.
  7. AngelsFaninGA
    Playing the blame game gets us nowhere at this point. Who cares whose fault it is, just work on fixing it.
  8. AngelsFaninGA
    Trout channeling his inner Wells. Speaking of Wells, he homered today when the Yankees were down 7-0.
  9. AngelsFaninGA
    Nothing will happen. Lowe or Enright might finally get released, but that's really about it.
  10. AngelsFaninGA
    I don't get why we pulled Enright so early. Lowe is so awful that he'll only last another inning or so and then we'll have to use our normal relievers for five innings. If you're going to start Enright and concede the game, then commit to it and leave him out there until he gets his 100 pitches. Same exact thing happened when we started Roth and he was pulled at the first sign of trouble.
  11. AngelsFaninGA
    I don't understand why we're throwing games when we're 15-24.
  12. AngelsFaninGA
    Not sure if that does us any good though. We pretty much conceded the game by starting Enright, and now we're wasting our bullpen on top of that.
  13. AngelsFaninGA
    I don't remember anyone being too broken up about Corbin getting traded. It was Skaggs that was considered the main piece of that deal.
  14. AngelsFaninGA
    Actually Oscar Taveras and Carlos Martinez were both international free-agent signees.
  15. AngelsFaninGA
    It's early......as in, it's very early morning over here and I should probably get to bed.
  16. AngelsFaninGA
    Owen Ate
  17. AngelsFaninGA
    Too pessimistic. We'll go 23 and -2.
  18. AngelsFaninGA
    Of course the poster named "Lou E. Ville" would come up with something like this
  19. AngelsFaninGA
    Hellweg is currently 1-4 with a 4.41 ERA and 25 walks in 32.2 innings in AAA Pena similarly has 22 walks in 31 innings. We didn't lose much by giving up either of those guys. Regarding Segura, let's not forget that he hit .264 with no homers over approximately the same number of AB's last year as he has so far this year, so it's way too early to draw any sort of conclusion on his future in the majors. When we traded him he was a typical slappy middle infielder.
  20. AngelsFaninGA
    Trade him while his stock is high.
  21. AngelsFaninGA
    I'd rather make it in as the 8 seed under a different coach than as the 1 seed under Boudreau. He is a joke.
  22. AngelsFaninGA
    The Caps choked in the playoffs every year under Boudreau. This is hardly surprising. His teams will have regular season success and flame out early in the playoffs.
  23. AngelsFaninGA
    At this point I would be surprised if Sale doesn't pitch a perfect game. It's actually surprising that considering all of our futility in the last 3+ years, we haven't been no-hit in that span.
  24. AngelsFaninGA
    Saw that coming from a mile away. Just like games 2 and 4, as soon as they make any headway, they promptly give it right back.
  25. AngelsFaninGA
    To be fair, Vargas's pitch count was still fairly low at that point. If he was already over 100 pitches he should've been pulled, but in this case I can understand leaving him out there.
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