Winning Record At Home!
WoW! It took 76 games but the Angels finally have a winning record at home. 20–19 isn’t too bad, I suppose, but I’m sure they wanted it to be better by this point of the season. Couple that home record …
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WoW! It took 76 games but the Angels finally have a winning record at home. 20–19 isn’t too bad, I suppose, but I’m sure they wanted it to be better by this point of the season. Couple that home record …
Thursday, the Angels offense woke up and while the Blue Jays pitched around Trout, they scored 8 runs and it was plenty.
Tuesday the Angels’ offense threw up 5 runs and it proved barely enough for the win as the bullpen almost choked again.
Even back-to-back home runs by Upton and Pujols weren’t enough to catch up to the Diamondbacks on Monday. It wasn’t the bullpen this time but the pitching wasn’t up to snuff again.
With another failure, the Angels really need to put up an advertisement…Wanted, bullpen help. Andrew Heaney pitched well. Well enough to win certainly. But the bullpen dropped the ball again and so the team leaves Oakland with a 2nd loss …
The Angels were cruising along behind John Lamb with a 3–2 lead and it looked like they’d pick up another win in Oakland. But in the 6th Lamb left and the slaughter began as the bullpen gave up 4 unanswered …
It was sure nice to get a win for a change and with it, the Angels break their 4 game skid.
The Angels were forced into leaving Seattle without a win even though they played decent baseball. Well, Trout didn’t hit a home run Wednesday but the offense decided to show up regardless. The Angels actually scored 6 runs and were …
If it wasn’t for Mike Trout everyone would really be asking where’s the offense for the Angels. They just can’t seem to consistently go out each day and score runs.
Yesterday’s game was truly a first inning slugfest. It didn’t take long for both Wade LeBlanc (2–0 3.00 ERA) and Andrew Heaney (3–5 3.68 ERA) to run into trouble in last night’s game as they both were tagged for home …