By Pete Zarustica There’s an old, old legend about the baseball season. It says that whoever’s first on the Fourth of July is likely to be the team that finishes the year […]
Will September look like July for Halos?
Angels praise Skaggs, defeat the Rangers
In the first game after the unexpected death of pitcher Tyler Skaggs, the Los Angeles Angels honored his memory with remarks and ceremonies, and then with a stirring come-from behind victory Tuesday […]
Heaney returns, and so do the rallies
The way the 2019 season has been going for the Los Angeles Angels, a 5-1 deficit late in the game didn’t look too promising. But for the second time in two games, […]
Skaggs starts great, the Halos finish it
By Pete Zarustica For the Los Angeles Angels these days, nothing comes easy. On Saturday, the Halos nursed a 1-0 lead into the ninth inning, hoping to ride Tyler Skaggs’ outstanding starting […]
Halos fall 5-4 to Texas; M’s slam Tillers
The once-hot Los Angeles Angels are cooling off in the mid-April breezes as the Halos lost their third game in four, falling 5-4 to the Texas Rangers Wednesday in Arlington. Texas, outhit […]
Early lead doesn’t hold in 12-7 loss
An early lead was no proof against defeat Monday as the Los Angeles Angels fell 12-7 to the Texas Rangers in Arlington. The loss – the team’s second in three games – […]
Trout routs Texas; are Brewers next?
Riding a four-game winning streak, the Los Angeles Angels will hope to push it to five in a row tonight (Monday) when they host the Milwaukee Brewers in the first game of […]
Mike has a “grand” day vs. Rangers
Mike Trout continued to burnish his resume for the Baseball Hall of Fame with a grand slam home run that propelled the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-1 victory over the Houston […]
Halo home opener was a bit homely
Home, sweet home wasn’t so delicious for the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday, as they lost their 2019 home opener 11-4 to the Texas Rangers. That sour taste took over early as […]
The Halos hope to pick six (wins)
By Pete Zarustica Six in a row would be nice. That’s the kind of closing kick that would allow the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim to finish 81-81 and avoid a third-straight […]
