HaloMilliVanilli

i'd be interested in the green bay game tickets.
in fact, i might even be willing to do lunch with you.

I purchased 2 season seats for the chargers for 2019. Also got some for 2020 in the new stadium. 
I’ll probably sell most of the games. Especially with Pittsburgh and Green Bay coming to down. 

Mmmm...Peaches and Herb!  It's understood.

Erstad being clutch....or gritty?
 

Totally expecting some big playoff moments (video if you can find it), but had a flashback today and thought I'd start out with this one....
Funny that Downing was remembered for his physique and the weight lifting, but as he's walking away from the wall toward the end of the video he doesn't seem that big (especially when compared to modern players).

Totally expecting some big playoff moments (video if you can find it), but had a flashback today and thought I'd start out with this one....
Funny that Downing was remembered for his physique and the weight lifting, but as he's walking away from the wall toward the end of the video he doesn't seem that big (especially when compared to modern players).

Dick Schofield (still can remember the radio call as he hit the game winning grand-slam off Detroit closer Willie Hernandez)
Bob Boone (such an underrated cog of 2 AL West champs in 82' and 86')
Andy Hassler (should've been pitching to Cecil Cooper in 82' instead of Luis Sanchez)
Gary Pettis (bridged the gap from super CF Fred Lynn to the glide Devon White)
Geoff Zahn

Favorite player growing up.
 
 

Devon White steal 2nd, 3rd, and home in the same inning.
 
 

Totally expecting some big playoff moments (video if you can find it), but had a flashback today and thought I'd start out with this one....
Funny that Downing was remembered for his physique and the weight lifting, but as he's walking away from the wall toward the end of the video he doesn't seem that big (especially when compared to modern players).

It didn't turn out well for us but I always loved how quiet Fenway got after this hit by Vladdy.
 

Dick Schofield (still can remember the radio call as he hit the game winning grand-slam off Detroit closer Willie Hernandez)
Bob Boone (such an underrated cog of 2 AL West champs in 82' and 86')
Andy Hassler (should've been pitching to Cecil Cooper in 82' instead of Luis Sanchez)
Gary Pettis (bridged the gap from super CF Fred Lynn to the glide Devon White)
Geoff Zahn

20 years ago.  Awesome.  Still see 20/20 or better and couldn't see the alarm clock next to my bed before.

Love Aimee Mann!
 

Love Aimee Mann!
 

Ok, first post.  I just returned from Tempe with my family.  Our first spring training experience.  Thanks to all the info on here, we had a great time.  We spent Friday at the minor league fields and were fortunate enough to watch Skaggs pitch and Cozart & Upton hit.  It was a great atmosphere to watch them all up close and personal.  They all stayed after and signed multiple items.  Awesome.  My 11 y.o. son LOVED it.  I had printed off this list  so I could try to identify as many as I could.  It did help that over their lunch break I took pictures of the lineups hanging in the dugouts, haha.  I'm sure we missed/didn't recognize many of them but we did get autographs from Marsh (was awesome), Thaiss (at the big league camp, he was reluctant to sign - after three times he finally signed for my son.  I pumped him up and thanked him and then he was cool), Buttrey (super great), Jackson, Sandoval (was also pitching, watched him warm-up in the pen, and he was great after the game), Maitan (talked to him, shook his hand, was great with my son, he's a big dude!), Deveaux (funny, I asked him a question while he was signing and he stopped, looked at me, then started laughing saying he forgot how to spell his name), Soto (he's tiny), and Rojas. 
My son didn't really know these guys, but I geeked out pretty hard.  Being from MT, we don't get to see much of any pro sports so this was amazing.  We stood in line as players walked to and from practice before heading down to the minor league fields (Friday's game was sold out).  Met some Angelswin dudes (Hey Ryan!).  Many of the guys stopped to sign but the 'stars' took a cart and didn't 'walk the line'.  Bummer.  Ohtani walked by both times but didn't stop and sign.  Just smiled and waved.  Got some pretty up close pictures though.  Again, my son loved it.  I know what we all think of Cam B. as a player but, he was the best with my son.  Stopped - signed - talked to him - and came back to take pictures.  Just all-around great!  I wish him the best.  Bour is a GIANT of a man - super cool dude, too.  Hope he mashes. 
Kole stood right beside my son to talk to family during Thursday's hitting practice in the stadium.  Got some pics - but as he was leaving he wouldn't even look at my son and didn't sign for him.  He was the only one there too.  Kinda bummed out by that.  Never was in the right spot to get MR. ANGEL's autograph.  I didn't see Albert sign for anyone.  Never got close to Simba either.  
We ended up getting 3 baseballs, too.  One on Wednesday night, I caught a foul ball down the right field line.  I recorded the game on MLB and watched when we got home and we made the TV.  haha.  One at the minor league fields, a player threw it to my son.  And one on Saturday afternoon game, Perez threw it in the stands and it bounced of my hand into my wife's lap.  She wasn't even paying attention but was pretty excited when she got it.
All-in-all, it was a GREAT experience.  I thank the people on here that give great details on how to enjoy spring training.  I give a shout out to @Jeff Fletcher for his insight as well as tweeting about Skaggs, Cozart, and Upton being on the minor league fields.  Thanks @angelswin.com for being my go to place for #Angels info.  Just so you know, I have been lurking on this site since its inception.  I was on the other boards looking for Angels info when the migration happened.  I just followed it over.  I feel like I 'know' most of you.  I don't post because I don't have much to offer.  I just love reading what everyone thinks, the analytics are top notch, and the bantering makes me laugh.  Stradling may remember that I bought game tickets from him on the ticket exchange about 10 years ago to attend Angels v Yankees series for my 10 year anniversary.  
Anyway, long post but I thought I actually had something to share.  Love the Angels, love this site.  

I think I'm OUT on trading for Anthony Davis unless it was at a discount relative to what N.O. has been asking for.  I'd like to keep who we have longterm, add some beneficial free agent (s), and add another good youngster or two through the draft.  Do that and see how it plays out.  Worst case, I'd look into trading youngsters for youngsters