After two strong starts and two wins, it looked like Ricky Nolasco had finally hit his stride. But on Friday, the Texas Rangers hit everything that the Angel pitcher threw and went […]
Rangers, Beltre belt Nolasco, Halos
A sweet Sunday with Angels, Ducks wins
It was a good Sunday for the two Orange County major league sports teams. The Los Angeles Angels posted their sixth win in seven games, edging back over .500 again, and the […]
Danny comes through, Ricky doesn’t
What goes up must definitely come down. After a four-game win streak punctuated by two stirring come-from-behind wins, the Los Angeles Angels suffered two dispiriting never-were-very-close losses. Thursday’s 8-3 setback in Anaheim […]
Trout’s blast powers the Angels’ win
Mike Trout may not be playing for the best team in Major League Baseball, but on Wednesday he reminded everyone why is one of the best players in the sport. He slammed […]
Angels down and Scioscia tossed out
Another game emblematic of the 2016 season of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. A come-from-ahead loss, and sweaty palms hitting with runners in scoring position, all of which described the Halos’ […]
After the rain, the Halos sink, 3-2
In a game interrupted for 38 minutes by rain, the Los Angeles Angels lost 3-2 to the Texas Rangers in Arlington Monday night. The American League West leaders scored on three singles […]
Angels win, and the Rustlers lose
A rare highlight in an otherwise depressing 2016 took place Saturday as the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 6-1 at the Big A. Ricky Nolasco pitched six […]
Simmons, Weaver finally top Rangers
By Pete Zarustica Jered Weaver and Andrelton Simmons each put on virtuoso performances Sunday to allow the Los Angeles Angels to salvage the last game of the series with the Texas Rangers […]
Beltre’s homer sunk the Halos, 2-1
By Pete Zarustica Adrian Beltre’s eighth-inning home run lifted the Texas Rangers to a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Friday night at the Big A. The teams dueled […]
Mike’s brilliant, and the wins continue
By Pete Zarustica In the what-have-you-done-for-me-lately world of professional sports, if a coach or manager wins he’s a genius; if he loses he’s an idiot. For the first half of the 2016 […]
