Lou E Ville

Worked last year.

Your long answer is shorter than your short answer.

All time, the Angels have improved under Scioscia to the point where we are only 10 games under .500. When he started we were a couple hundred games under .500. Guess the day in which we get to 10 games above .500 first this season. I say May 2 or 3 (if we don't have a game on the 2nd). We haven't been at .500 since 1961, I don't think.

How many guys in 2009 finished over .300? I knew they were all there with three months to go.

In 1982 we had 1. Brian Downing (lots of home runs and good OBP, but not a lot of speed) 2. Rod Carew (best bat control ever?) 3. Reggie Jackson (led league in taters that year) 4. Don Baylor (solid year) 5. Doug DeCinces (our best offensive player that year) 6. Fred Lynn (solid) 7. Bobby Grich (solid) 8. Tim Foli (great sacrifice guy under Mauch) 9. Bob Boone (great sacrifce guy under Mauch) I think that team had six guys with 20 home runs. Only problem was they were all veterans and there wasn't any speed, so Mauch bunted every chance he could.

It's only February, chill out. /just kidding. Fire Scioscia!