It’s September and there are certain traditions to be observed. The leaves are starting to turn, the kids are sort of … electronically … back to school and the Dodgers are in […]
Long ball can be short-sighted
Why aren’t the Angels a hit yet?
The French have a saying (no, not “we surrender!) loosely translated as “the more things change, the more things remain the same.” Welcome to the weird, but somehow familiar 2020 Major League […]
Home isn’t that’s sweet for the Halos
Most teams flourish when playing at home but hope to at-least break even on the road. The Los Angeles Angels are having trouble in either venue as they continue to slide into […]
Homers are not enough in a 7-5 defeat
At this point of the season, records and firsts are about all that’s really interesting about the 2019 campaign of the Los Angeles Angels. Tuesday’s game was a not-atypical 7-5 loss to […]
Seven in the eighth leads to 10-4 win
A seven run rally in the eighth inning gave the Los Angeles Angels a 10-4 win over the Boston Red Sox on Saturday in Anaheim. Trailing 4-3 going into the eighth, the […]
High-scoring games for area preps
The first full Friday of local high school football games brought some high-scoring games for the entertainment of fan. For example, Trabuco Hills and Pacifica, battling at the new Bolsa Grande Stadium, […]
Walkoff for Texas, step down for Halos
Another walkoff loss on Wednesday by the Los Angeles Angels meant a step down for the Halos. After losing 8-7 after blowing an early 7-4 lead, the Orange County team dropped out […]
Halos have “Noe” luck in 11-inning loss
A six-run lead wasn’t enough for the Los Angeles Angels Monday night as they lost 8-7 to the Texas Rangers in 11 innings in Arlington. The loss dropped the Halos into a […]
Pujols keeps climbing record ladders
The Los Angeles Angels might not be streaking up the standings, but Albert Pujols is rising in the record books. In the Halos’ 7-4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday in Anaheim, […]
Bieber and Tribe sweep the Angels
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim almost certainly will be sending two players – Mike Trout and Albert Pujols – to the Baseball Hall of Fame someday, but it’s looking pretty unlikely […]
