JustATroutFan

How was it a mistake letting both Vargas and Santana go? Vargas is a mediocre pitcher who is having the biggest fluke season I have ever seen anyone have. Santana was terrible in 2012 and had a lot of bad years as an Angel. He is a teaser.

Meyer has actually shown flashes of being really good. Still inconsistent but the stuff is there and if he ever fixes his control issues, could reach his potential and be a late bloomer.

Meyer has actually shown flashes of being really good. Still inconsistent but the stuff is there and if he ever fixes his control issues, could reach his potential and be a late bloomer.

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Stealing money from an organization like what Hamilton did as an Angel. LMFAO

Pujols with another cheap RBI.

Just going by numbers prior to this year, Pujols has always been, at the very least, a good hitter. An OPS of at least .767 is good. That was his lowest OPS in a season in his career prior to this year. But I think this year might be the first year that he ends the season as a below average hitter, just basing on OPS. Currently, he is slashing .235/.279/.375 for an OPS of .655. He has a long way to go before his OPS can be considered "solid".I thought he was going to continue to turn around his season after a solid May but here in June, he has been horrible. On top of that, he is on pace to strikeout over 100 times this year, which would be a career high. Ryu is a good pitcher but there should be no way Pujols strikes out three times in a game, especially against the same pitcher.

He has done a good job of hitting poorly. His slash line is awful this year.

I don't see why the Angels shouldn't bring him back. He is not good defensively bit he can hit. If you can hit in the majors, you'll get to play a lot.

Don't trust Samardzija. He is a teaser. He might look like an ace one game and then pitches like a scrub the next game. Does that a lot. Don't think Angels Stadium would turn him into a good pitcher. He has one good year in his career and that was a fluke. I mean, he is pitching in a great ballpark to pitch in and in the NL and is still lucky to be an average pitcher.

He'll likely never be a star player but he can still prove critics wrong. Or he won't. A lot of players tear it up in the minors but struggle in the big leagues. Example would be Brandon Wood.

And before we all know it, Chavez pitches like a Cy Young contender tonight while the Angels win in a rout.

Norris must have had too many Bud Light the last few days.

If the Angels starters are not careful, they will give up a bunch of homers at bandbox Yankees Stadium.

That washing machine might beat AP to first in a footrace...

Hell no. Pretty sure the numbers say that because of this guy named Trout. He can make any pitchers park look small. And add in the fact that the Angels starters gives up way too many home runs because it is their nature. It is not a hitter's park but the Angels starters cannot take advantage of pitching in a good place to pitch.

Young's career OBP is decent at best and OPS is terrible. If the Angels are betting that he can keep up his torrid pace, they will be burn. He is a career journeyman who is having his 15 minute of fame. Heck,even Phil Humber, who had a career ERA over 5.00, had one good season (2011) and pitched a perfect game the next year.

His performance tonight was 99.99% luck, 0.01% skill. Stay away from him because he is a below average player who happened to had fluke big game.

Angels have a couple of guys who has great speed but can't hit on this major league team. Bourn would be another if he joins the big league team.

Just horrible defense by the Braves. Playing defense like a high school team. Just embarrassing. Colon is done.

What damage has Scioscia done? Pretty sure he wasn't the one who signed Pujols, Hamilton, Blanton, Burnett, Madson, among many others. And not to mention the Wells trade that did not worked out well at all. Am I missing another bad trade?

NL East has like the worst pitching staffs in all of baseball. I think it was last week that I looked up team ERAs and the bottom three teams with the worst ERAs were all from the NL East. The Nationals and the Marlins, I think, were the only two teams not in the bottom three in team ERAs. Yeah, it's pretty bad.

Are they really in 2nd place? Not saying much because their division sucks.

What damage has Scioscia done? Pretty sure he wasn't the one who signed Pujols, Hamilton, Blanton, Burnett, Madson, among many others. And not to mention the Wells trade that did not worked out well at all. Am I missing another bad trade?

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