LightTheHalo

The Angels farm.

Escobar 3B
Nava LF
Trout CF
Calhoun RF
Cron DH
Navarro 1B
Simmons SS
Perez C
Giavotella 2B
 
Facing Jake Arrieta and the Cubs.
 
Woohoo!

If he's focused on the money and the Angels offer the most, I could see him coming to Anaheim. Short of that, however, I don't see any reason he'd choose the Angels over the Cards or Cubs.

I'd hate to do it, but they could trade Newcomb and Ellis for CarGo.
 
Oh, wait.

I'd hate to do it, but they could trade Newcomb and Ellis for CarGo.
 
Oh, wait.

I'd hate to do it, but they could trade Newcomb and Ellis for CarGo.
 
Oh, wait.

I'd hate to do it, but they could trade Newcomb and Ellis for CarGo.
 
Oh, wait.

I'd hate to do it, but they could trade Newcomb and Ellis for CarGo.
 
Oh, wait.

Sources: #Angels have "very serious" interest in #PiratesNeil Walker. #Dodgers also interested, though maybe to lesser degree.
 

I'd hate to do it, but they could trade Newcomb and Ellis for CarGo.
 
Oh, wait.

I'd hate to do it, but they could trade Newcomb and Ellis for CarGo.
 
Oh, wait.

Sources: #Angels have "very serious" interest in #PiratesNeil Walker. #Dodgers also interested, though maybe to lesser degree.
 

I'd hate to do it, but they could trade Newcomb and Ellis for CarGo.
 
Oh, wait.

I'd hate to do it, but they could trade Newcomb and Ellis for CarGo.
 
Oh, wait.

that sure would help the angels immensely if all 3 of them reached their full potential, not to mention at the same time. they could climax together. hot.

Bring back the woman who's never been on the Internet before trying to video chat with her niece!

Daniel Robertson in six games played before the trade deadline: 9-26 (.346) with 5 runs and 4 RBI.

Daniel Robertson in six games played before the trade deadline: 9-26 (.346) with 5 runs and 4 RBI.

7-48 (.145) with 4 runs, 0 extra base hits, 1 RBI and 11 strikeouts.

Daniel Robertson in six games played before the trade deadline: 9-26 (.346) with 5 runs and 4 RBI.

dejesus murphy and joseph!!

Would of.
 
Opinion dismissed.

Waisting trout's prime years
 
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He's 23.

Green went 12 picks before Trout in the 2009 draft.
 
LOL, A's.

I thought this was worth sharing. My favorite player of the 90s, and the player that up until a few years ago could be considered "Mr Angel" and arguably the best outfielder they've ever had, is none other than Tim Salmon (Edmonds was as good, and better as a Cardinal, but I'm talking total career as an Angel). Salmon accrued a total of 35.5 fWAR in 1672 games played - a solid career that puts him in the Hall of the Very Good.
 
Now here is where it gets crazy. Salmon made his major league debut on August 21, three days shy of his 24th birthday. Keep that in mind.
Let's move on to Mr. Trout. On August 7 he will turn 24 years old. On August 4, Trout will be the same age that Salmon was when he played his first major league game. Digest that.
 
Hold onto your seats. Trout currently has 35.0 fWAR, 0.5 fWAR less than Salmon's entire career. Yes, that's right - Trout is about a two-homer game away from equaling Salmon's career output. Unless he slumps terribly, Mike Trout should surpass Tim Salmon's career total in fWAR before the age that Salmon played his first major league game, which would be August 4. Right now, Trout's played 583 games - a bit more than a third of Salmon's career (34.9%, to be exact).
 
Let me put it another way, and more succinctly:
 
Mike Trout has already provided as much total value to his team in his 583 games of play, as Tim Salmon did for his entire career of 1672 games, and all before the age that Salmon played his first major league game.
 
I don't know about you, but that just blows my mind.
 
p.s. I nominate my own post for Trout Porn Post of the Year.