Willy J.

Watching 3 hours of C-SPAN.

Sadly, I agree. But, all they can do at this point is protect their investment the best they can and sitting for the rest of the year is the best choice. Maybe he will heal and maybe we'll get some production out of him next year; but it's obviously not happening this year.

If he were an Angel fan, he'd of never made 60.

From what I've read, PF can heal, but it will take six months at a minimum of rest and therapy for it to happen, and possibly up to a year. I admire Albert for trying to grind it out, but it's already affected his knee and at this point it's obvious it's not worth risking further injury just to stay a couple games ahead of Seattle. They need to sit him down for the year, sooner rather than later.

There is absolutely no sane reason to drop Jerome from the rotation. I will lose what little faith I have left in Scioscia if this happens.

"Why are they playing that awful song?? Where are the Khardashians?? Why is that gardener laughing at me??"

I always feel confident with Jerome on the mound. Go Halos!

If the long term plan is to keep Bourjos, then put him in left and give him the extra encouragement, attention, patience. . whatever it takes to get to where he's comfortable there. If the plan is to trade him, then put him back in center to show off his skills and hope for a good offer. I don't think it would necessarily be a mistake to move Trout to left, but it's obvious he prefers center. Whether a move to left affects his play or the ability to keep him long term, only he and (hopefully) Angel management knows. But why take the chance with an elite talent? That's just my take; there are valid points on both sides of the issue.

Sosh would have been better off just forfeiting last nights game rather than running that garbage line-up out there.

IF we somehow get into playoff contention this year, it's going to be a long, hard slog.

Like Marv Levy said, "When you listen to the fans, you end up sitting in the stands with 'em." That said, I have no clue why Sosh treated the game like a Spring Training experiment last night.

Obviously Mike thought we were back in Spring Training last night. But hell, with our great start I guess we can afford to give away a game here and there to the Astros. :sigh:

Well that sucks. .

Schuk!

That's why you need to bat Howie 3rd when Albert is out. . someone needs to hit into those double plays.

5 pitch inning. . well done.

"The Piece" comes through again.

That had to make Mike S. hard.

There we go!!!

Might want to pay attention there Mark.

Nice.

Today, I'm of a mind to limit the turnover with our personal going forward at least one more season. Maybe having a consistent roster would prevent our team from playing like it's Spring Training the first month of the season for a change.

Chris Nelson in the lineup . . we win.

Exactly; cut Josh some slack! I hear those yeast infections can be tricky.

He's understandably lost a couple steps, but hearing him call a game brings back memories of green grass, sunshine, and an innocent take on the game.