Waybackman

Butcher out for his always successful pep talk.

No score yet, but this game is already over.

Just give him whatever PEDs that Colon took.

Take him out and put Blanton in.

The A's swept the Yankees. The Yankees will now sweep the Angels.

Josh Hamilton is a bottomless well of "issues".

Angels will go 1 2 3 4 5 6.

I can't remember one Angels game where Pujols got a game-changing hit?

Howie just stood there. Should have told Trout to slide. The catcher faked him out.

This is the way I see it. Once the team has sold the ticket they have received their revenue for it, and they are not entitled to squat if the ticket is resold, nor should they be able to dictate how it is resold or to whom. The Honda analogy in the story is appropriate. Would you buy a house, for instance, if as a condition of the sale the previous owners insisted on telling you who you must use to resell it and insisted on a cut of the resale price, and the resale was subject to their approval? Once you have sold something it is gone, and you have relinquished all rights to decide what happens to it.

Scioscia back to mismanaging the bullpen.

Blanton works almost as bad as Angelswin on an iPad.

Jimenez >Callaspo

Zito gave up nine runs in less than 3 innings. Guess what, it's now 9-7 because the Giants don't give up. I bet they win.

You all missed two classics:
1. Angels In the Outfield (the original 1950s version )
2. The Kid From Left Field (filmed in the old L.A. Wrigley Field)
And I just saw 42 and thought it was a real shallow, over-produced movie of a great subject. Ken Burns told the story much better.