LA Angels Tuesday News Crash:

The Angels outrighted Chad Wallach to Triple-A Salt Lake City. Last night’s game with the Reds was canceled due to after effects of the tropical storm. It will now be part of a double header on Wednesday.

Brandon Marsh was just activated from the injured list. Mariners pitcher Emerson Hancock has a shoulder strain and will probably wind up on the injured list. The diamondbacks and former Rays pitcher Ryan Thompson have a minor league deal. The Giants will promote top pitching prospect Kyle Harrison while the Tigers will promote outfield prospect Parker Meadows.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is day to day with left middle finger discomfort. Aren’t we all? He’s still playing baseball. Tommy Pham is in a social media feud after a video of him having a heated exchange with a fan surfaces. The fan either got ejected or not ejected depending on who you believe.

Photo credit: Rex Fregosi

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2GA2Join
Super Member
1 year ago

On MLBTR it says that Trout is back, even though he admits he’s still sore and not fully healed.
This goes back to what a bunch of us discussed a few days back. I sure hope he isn’t risking anything by playing through this hurt (such as compensating and either hurting another part or creating a bad habit that hurts his performance). Because I think it would be very unwise to risk that, if they are doing it just out of some desperate hope that they’ll still make the playoffs.

WallyChuckChili
Legend
1 year ago

Why did Moreno back out?

According to the story, part of the reason Moreno declined to sell has to do with what happened during the sales process. A source told Gonzalez that as Moreno tried to talk up the Angels to potential buyers, the Angels owner ended up selling himself on keeping the team.

Will Moreno eventually sell the team? It seems unlikely to happen any time soon now.
https://larrybrownsports.com/baseball/arte-moreno-not-sell-angels-reason/619388

smithy610
Super Member
1 year ago

LOL!

“Here’s why you should buy the Angels, why it’s a good investment for you, and why you’d make money a thousandfold…

Hold on! I actually want those things for myself. Buh-bye!”

Jayman28
Trusted Member
1 year ago

How old is he now? It’s just more signs of him being senile. If he didn’t want to sell the team, he shouldn’t have done that. I still think he needs to sell the team

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago

Hey guys Arte can now get himself a POBO for next year . https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2023/08/white-sox-fire-ken-williams-rick-hahn.html

Twebur
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

You we sure these aren’t comments from Angel Fans? Shared misery.

Idiot_Wind
August 22, 2023
Congrats Sox fans, just pray you don’t end up with Billy Eppler

lesterdnightfly
August 22, 2023
Good start, but did Jerry Reinsdorf fire himself? THAT would be progress for the Pale Hosers.

Senator_John_Blutarsky
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Reply to  Twebur

Where’s “5thStarter”?

Jayman28
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

Carpino be like in his Gollum voice “no one cam take the precious!”

bobblanton
Trusted Member
1 year ago

Wow Velazquez instead of Regnifo. Did they have a lovers quarrel

bobblanton
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  bobblanton

E6 X 2 tonight

Claret
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  bobblanton

Rengifo isn’t even listed on the lineup card as being available. And somehow Velasquez is in the starting lineup and on the bench. Schrodinger’s Velazquez.

2GA2Join
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Claret

Rengifo has been traded for Pages and Joc.

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  2GA2Join

and the Stripper.

halofansince1978
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

Just trying to keep my daughters off the pole.

https://youtu.be/_1aO4pCvxN0

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  2GA2Join

No but apparently Phillip forgot he still exists?

https://twitter.com/JeffFletcherOCR/status/1694108375762817239

Claret
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

Freudian slip

Eric_in_Portland
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

Every time I see X instead of Twitter it reminds me what I think of it’s boss

Kiyotchan
Super Member
1 year ago

I am glad I did not google X. I have heard others searching X on internet were appalled.

AngelsFanInHell
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  bobblanton

Guaranteed victory with Queefy Joe out of the lineup. Oh yeah, and it might help a little with Trout and O’Hoppe playing. Too bad the Halos aren’t deep enough to keep Velasquez out of the lineup too. I miss Neto.

smithy610
Super Member
1 year ago

Trout is back lineup edition:

1B – Schanuel
CF – Trout
DH – Ohtani
2B – Drury
3B – Moose
C – O’Hoppe
LF – Grichuk
RF – Renfroe
SS – Velasquez

I would have preferred Trout to protect Ohtani, and to give Ohtani more ABs too, but I understand going L-R-L.

Pineapple12
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  smithy610

there’s no way squid is actually starting over Rengifo right lol

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

Renwhofo?

angelslogic
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

There’s no way Squid qualifies to play for a major league team, right?

Twebur
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  smithy610

Protection K’s?

Claret
Trusted Member
1 year ago

Mike Trout has been activated.

JakeTaylor
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Claret

Now the real push for October begins!

DowningDude
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  JakeTaylor

October golf course construction in Millville

Jayman28
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  JakeTaylor

Um

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Senator_John_Blutarsky
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Reply to  Claret

History has proven the countdown has begun to his next visit to the IR list….  😂 

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Brent
Super Member
1 year ago

When to the Astros game last night… nice stadium, terrible bathrooms (when you can find them) though.

And I won the burger contest! Headed to Napa/sutter home wine hq in October for the finals.

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Brent

Not sure what winning the burger contest entails but congratulations!.

Suck it Asstro fans!

Jeff Joiner
Editor
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Brent

Cool. Was this for cooking or eating burgers?

Brent
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

Cooking. Forgot, Craig Biggio was one of the four judges so that was cool to meet him and talk to him for a bit.

This is for Sutter Home Wines Build a Better Burger contest. I went up against 3 other people, and now will go up agains the winners from Seattle, Chicago, Atlanta, and Philly to win $25K. Just wild.

Claret
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Brent

And best of all, the bathrooms at Sutter Home Winery are nice.

2GA2Join
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Claret

?
Are you saying people will need those after eating these burgers?

red floyd
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Claret

Given your name, I guess you would know that.

gitchogritchoffmypettis
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Reply to  Brent

DUDE! That’s awesome! You’re a Ron Swanson level burger master AND you got to meet Biggio! Hell yeah bro!

Guest
1 year ago

Had a feeling Angels v. Reds would bring gcgomp out of hibernation.

DowningDude
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Brent

Congrats!

WallyChuckChili
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Brent

We know who is manning the grill at the CtPG BBQ!

BannedInLA
Super Member
1 year ago

Tonight’s revised lineup prediction:

1B – Schanuel
CF – Trout
DH – Ohtani
2B – Drury
3B – Moose
LF – Grichuk
RF – Moniak
C – O’Hoppe
SS – Rengifo

Pineapple12
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  BannedInLA

I usually prefer Trout at #2 but Ohtani needs protection and honestly more ABs than Trout.

1B Schanuel
DH Ohtani
CF Trout
2B Drury
3B Moose
C O’Hoppe
SS Rengifo
RF Grichuk
LF Moniak

2GA2Join
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

If only we could sub in peak-Ward and Neto into that lineup, you’d think we’d be headed to the playoffs!
 😭 

2GA2Join
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  2GA2Join

Well, while I’m at it, how about peak-Rendon and peak-Walsh too…

BannedInLA
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

I went with the L-R thing down the lineup. Interesting options for Phil either way.

Senator_John_Blutarsky
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Reply to  Pineapple12

I usually prefer trout grilled on an open flame marinated with olive oil, lemon juice, butter and garlic.

Bon Appetite!

AnAngelsFan
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  BannedInLA

Why wouldn’t Renfroe play today? I would think he and Trout will be the guys getting a rest game on Wednesday, so they should both play tonight.

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  AnAngelsFan

Moniak is no longer a maniac at the plate so I think you’re right Renfroe will get the lions share of the starts in RF.

red floyd
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

Are you saying that Mickey’s not so fine and he doesn’t blow your mind?

BannedInLA
Super Member
1 year ago

I like the outfield options (and defense) with Trout, Moniak, Grichuk & Renfroe.

halofansince1978
Super Member
1 year ago

Multiple articles about Acuna being as good as Ohtani.

Acuna isn’t even close…he doesn’t have an out pitch.

Claret
Trusted Member
1 year ago

And Acuna’s defense has been poor the last two seasons. He still has a good arm but his range is lousy. I suspect this may be due to lack of effort, because his speed certainly hasn’t declined.

halofansince1978
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Claret

Too GA today to look up Ohtani’s fielding stats….bet they’re really good.

2GA2Join
Super Member
1 year ago

People are always inclined to declare other players as good as or better than Ohtani to drum up excitement. We always saw the same with Trout.

Of course, if Ohtani plays elsewhere next year, I’ll be like that too.  😄 

matthiasstephan
Super Member
1 year ago
Last edited 1 year ago by matthiasstephan
Eric_in_Portland
Legend
1 year ago

honestly I don’t know what any of that fielding stuff means

Claret
Trusted Member
1 year ago

I think the best way to measure a pitcher’s defensive value – especially in today’s game where both leagues steal bases at a greater than 80% success rate – is his ability to prevent stolen bases. And Ohtani is one of the best in the game at doing so.

halofansince1978
Super Member
1 year ago

I’m no stat geek but a .967 fielding percentage seems pretty darn good.

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago

Not for a DH.

Simba
Trusted Member
1 year ago

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/38192608/mlb-2023-angels-future-shohei-ohtani-arte-moreno

Nothing really new, but a decent summary. The lack of success of DiPoto and Eppler stood out:

The Angels drafted 321 players under former GMs Jerry Dipoto and Billy Eppler from 2012 to 2020, and only one — David Fletcher, currently toiling in the minor leagues — has produced at least 10 Baseball-Reference wins above replacement in the major leagues. “

DowningDude
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Simba

but but but … I wuzz tolled dipotoo was teh awesome

clover_black
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  DowningDude

*whispers*

it’s always been arte.

BannedInLA
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  clover_black

Arte is responsible for poor drafting by the GM’s ???

clover_black
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  BannedInLA

*whispers*

yes

DowningDude
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1 year ago
Reply to  BannedInLA

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JakeTaylor
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  DowningDude

That guy kinda looks like Arte too  😂 

red floyd
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  DowningDude

Quite possible. Remember Beltre.

Eric_in_Portland
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  BannedInLA

yes he’d be responsible if he hired the GMs who did the drafting. If you run a business and you hire incompetents then it’s on you. And by “you” I mean Arte.

JakeTaylor
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  BannedInLA

Every GM he’s hired has sucked but he’s the one who hired them, so blame falls on him.

Jeff Joiner
Editor
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  BannedInLA

Yes. When the owner is a poor judge of talent he will hire the wrong executives who will hire the wrong managers who will draft the wrong players and hire the wrong coaches. It all stems from Team Arte.

https://crashingthepearlygates.com/2022/10/06/arte-morenos-legacy-of-abject-failure/

Jeff Joiner
Editor
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Simba

Good piece for a national publication. Yes Arte and Co. won early on with the players and farm system they inherited. It has been all downhill since they took over.

I do feel bad for the guy this year. He actually listened to his GM for once and bought depth, he broke the luxury tax line for the first time in forever, and it still blew up in his face.

Twebur
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

The Baseball Gods hate him…

Claret
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Twebur

It’s the billboards. The gods detest billboards.

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

To a degree Arte’s success is due the inheritance of existing Angel player and system riches But Arte needs to be given credit for some things considering he signed off on the strategic Free Agent signings in 2003, The drafting of Jared Weaver ( who was a known hold out candidate) and Mike Trout and the signing of Torii Hunter. 

But 2010 to 2023, for a large part thats on Arte for sure.

Senator_John_Blutarsky
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Reply to  Cowboy26

…and of course his claim to fame: lowering the prices of beers to inebriate the fans from being able to see the shitfest on the field

JackFrost
Super Member
1 year ago

I always felt he got too much credit for a small decrease in beer prices. In fact, it was clearly a factum put out in the universe by his PR team in order to build a magnanimous image with the fanbase.

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  JackFrost

Of course.

JackFrost
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

You say “of course,” but alot of people just didn’t understand that at the time when he was getting praise for lowering beer prices.

Last edited 1 year ago by JackFrost
Jeff Joiner
Editor
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

Arte signed off on the acquisitions the real front office he inherited wanted. He also signed off on drafting Weaver, who the real front office wanted.

Good on Arte for listening to a competent front office.

The scouting director Arte inherited drafted Trout. The first GM Arte and his college buddies installed fired said scouting director.

That GM hire was the beginning of the end of the Angels glory years.

2GA2Join
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

I’m too GA (of course) to look this up, but every time people on here talk about Bane being fired and how big a screw up that was, I seem to remember a vague report that the Bane firing was because he did something illegal or at least against the rules, that led to his firing.
And the Angels let him go as sort of a “ok, we got caught, so we’re firing this guy to show that we don’t tolerate this behavior and you don’t need to pursue this matter further” (as in MLB Rules Enforcers like Torre).

I agree that Bane seemed to have some really good skills… but was there something to this to show that maybe we shouldn’t keep harping on this as if it was just a pure bad move by Arte?

Last edited 1 year ago by 2GA2Join
Pineapple12
Super Member
1 year ago

We {most likely} aren’t making the playoffs. I know that. We all know that, and some will claim they knew it in Spring Training lol.

That will not stop me from rooting passionately for this team until we are mathematically eliminated.

*crying intensifying*

This may be our last 37 games with Shohei Ohtani — I hope everyone enjoys it. For the 3rd straight season we are witnessing the greatest individual season in the history of baseball (and professional sports).

*still crying*

Shohei is the GOAT and I wouldn’t trade the Ohtani Era for anything. Understandably, this is a minority view, but I have enjoyed the entire 6 years of Shotime, regardless of team accomplishments.

37 guaranteed games left of it …

Last edited 1 year ago by Pineapple12
AnAngelsFan
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

It might also be our last 37 games of Kiyotchan posts. It’s always sad to lose a valuable member of the community.

Pineapple12
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  AnAngelsFan

😔😭

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

I have to say I will also miss the Mercenary Mr. Chan.

nishiogawakun
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  AnAngelsFan

Say it ain’t so!

DowningDude
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

“That will not stop me from rooting passionately for this team until we are mathematically eliminated.”

Should be the sentiment of most of us.

👏

Fansince1971
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

I get being a loyal fan and rooting until it’s over. I can also understand the Ohtani love.

What I cannot subscribe to is blind loyalty in the face of a completely dysfunctional Organization and owner who has empowered incompetents like Kuhl and Carpino to essentially run baseball operations. It is foolish to blindly support such incompetence no matter what your level of fan-love and commitment to the team.

If the Angels were a stock you were invested in, you would have to question owning it due to poor leadership and management. You might love the product but realize that the leadership will never allow it to reach its potential and sell. I view my commitment to a team as an investment – I invest my time and loyalty to the team and they reward it with a competently run Organization. The Angels have failed to hold up their end of the bargain.

We as fans do not have to blindly support our teams. We have power. We can choose not to invest. In fact, I think it is more of an act of love and loyalty to call out the bullshit and demand change. Blind loyalty is submissive and passive.

Here, I feel the best thing for the long term health of the Angels is new ownership and a new Baseball Organization that is not primarily focused on marketing. How is that most likely accomplished? Get rid of Arte and his stooges. That has the best chance of happening with a disastrous season and Ohtani leaving. So, that is the silver lining of this season for me.

tanana40
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Fansince1971

I agree that we need new ownership. Not sure that I can do anything about making that happen but new ownership over the winter would make me so excited about the future.

red floyd
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Fansince1971

The reality is that baseball fandom is not logical. This is by definition. The term “fan” comes from “fanatic”, and fanaticism is not logical. Fandom is emotional and tribal.

If you looked at it in economic terms, there is NO REASON for anyone to be a fan of any team.

halofansince1978
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  red floyd

Maybe if we grunted more???

Fansince1971
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  red floyd

Emotional and tribal – that makes sense in the old days when people came from small towns or villages and we were not a global society. What you are saying is more similar to the English Premier League where teams were the center of social life in say Liverpool where there are two teams (Liverpool FC and Everton) within a mile of each other. In that situation, the tribal mentality makes sense, because the other fans literally live all around you and are part of your ‘tribe’. To some extent I could see that being true of the Green Bay Packers as well.

That kind of mentality doesn’t really apply here in So Cal. So many of the Angel fans today are rooting only for Ohtani. They come from all over the place and have no real connection to a local ‘tribe’. Even the team’s name is not local now that it is associated with a city of 20 million plus people.

I used to feel a tribal and local connection to this team when I was younger. That has long since passed, and my connection to the team has become more logic-based rather that irrational blind fanship.

I find it exceedingly difficult to root for a team that is self destructive and run by a dysfunctional Organization. That does not mean that I do not have a deep seated love for the Angels – it just means that I do expect something in return. My expectations are not unreasonable – they are simply that dysfunction be recognized and replaced with a solid baseball Org. If that happens, I really don’t care if they win or lose. I will be rooting for them to win, but I will be proud of the team no matter what.

Jayman28
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Fansince1971

This. Then again, there are people who are unfortunately loyal customers to restaurants or hotels with a 1.5 out of 5 star rating on yelp.

But as a fan, I am a customer, and if I am not a happy customer and my investment is turning into a dumpster fire, then I have my right to file a complaint or state my opinion bluntly.

What will make me a happy customer is when they change up ownership and build an up to date stadium.

tanana40
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

The reality is that I love baseball. I look forward to each day’s game regardless of how the Angels are playing. When we don’t have a game to follow, I feel a void. The Angels have been my team since I was 12 years old and I will die an Angels fan. I am frustrated and saddened by the team since 2016 and the loss of Ohtani hurts and I have enjoyed watching his development as one of the game’s greatest players. But once the season is over, I will be waiting for next spring training and Rex Fregosi’s early photos and hoping that 2024 will be our year…

max
Trusted Member
max
1 year ago
Reply to  tanana40

This is me also.

Fansince1971
Legend
1 year ago

Here’s something interesting. Baseball America ran the rest of the season 1,000 times and has come up with its probable outcomes for all teams.

It predicts a ‘best case’ for the team of 84-78 and a ‘worst case’ of 78-84. The average predicted finish per the analytics is approx 79-83.

It predicts the team will finish approx 18-19 over the last 37.

Has these for all teams and provides a claimed 90% certainly rate. Interesting stuff.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/majors/2023-playoff-odds.shtml

steelgolf
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Fansince1971

That’s probably about right.

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Fansince1971

Geesh. Why do they even play the games anymore?

matthiasstephan
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Fansince1971

Well, the methodology is predictive based on recent past performance – so it doesn’t account for players returning from injury (so, doesn’t account for Trout instead of Adams, or O’Hoppe instead of Wallach). We might do a bit better than this.

Fansince1971
Legend
1 year ago

I think 84-78 is the optimistic one.

matthiasstephan
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Fansince1971

Which would be the first winning season since 2015.

Fansince1971
Legend
1 year ago

Yes. There is around a 10% – 15% chance of that happening.

Shohei Now
Trusted Member
1 year ago

If Trout is activated for this series, I would like to see Shohei pitch but not hit in game 1 tomorrow. Trout can DH, and Shohei can hit during game 2.

Senator_John_Blutarsky
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Reply to  Shohei Now

Unless he asked to take additional time out of the lineup, why rest him? If the intent remains to win as many games as possible, clearly he needs to be in the lineup. Saving him for future seasons makes zero sense.

Last edited 1 year ago by Senator_John_Blutarsky
Shohei Now
Trusted Member
1 year ago

I was thinking getting max effort from him on the pitching side tomorrow. The Detroit doubleheader took a lot out of him last month.

Kiyotchan
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Shohei Now

With Jordyn Adams returned to SLC, there are only 3 OFs on active roster. So, Sho will be DH for the second game (unless Nevin decides to put Rengifo or Squid in OF).

As you suggested, the Angels should have ‘experimented’ with Sho just pitching not DH in several games earlier in the season. That way, they could have quantified how much batting hurt his pitching performance. The fact that Sho seemed to hit well when he pitches pretty much eliminated the possibility of the experiment.

AnAngelsFan
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  Kiyotchan

Trout is going to be activated, which will give them 4 OFs on the active roster.

Kiyotchan
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to  AnAngelsFan

You are right. I forgot about Grichuk for some reason. Then, it will be up to Sho. If he says, he wants to play, I don’t think Nevin would say no. Hopefully, Sho got recharged by 2 full days of being off by sleeping in his own bed.

2GA2Join
Super Member
1 year ago

Well, winning as many games as possible drops our draft position, so…
 😉 

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  2GA2Join

And to think what ball player out there in college today will be manning left field in Anaheim for us this time next year.

Senator_John_Blutarsky
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Reply to  Cowboy26

College? I’m thinking he’ll be shopping at the LLWS

Guest
1 year ago

The Foundation Building Materials’ keystone of the game tonight against the Cincinnati Red Stockings is the Crossroads guitar duel between Eugene and Jack to determine the fate of Willie’s soul.

Let’s hope the baseball game tonight is as exciting as the interplay between Ry Cooder and Steve Vai will always be.

https://youtu.be/CqdL36VKbMQ

Simba
Trusted Member
1 year ago
Reply to 

Can’t believe I’ve never seen that. Movie actually got good reviews, too, including from Roger Ebert.

Cowboy26
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Simba

Wow I didnt know the Karate Kid was that good with the guitar. I just thought he was only known for owning a car dealership in valley

halofansince1978
Super Member
1 year ago
Reply to 

Rock & Roll will live forever!!!

Senator_John_Blutarsky
Legend

So Vlad has been over-using his left middle finger? I’m guessing the Jays have had several recent series where Angel Hernandez was calling balls and strikes……

red floyd
Legend
1 year ago

Along with Laz Diaz.

Jeff Joiner
Editor
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  red floyd

Doug Eddings was atrocious over the weekend and most of his career as well.

red floyd
Legend
1 year ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

Please spell his name properly. It’s Doug F***ING Eddings, and has been since the 2005 playoffs. Also acceptable is “Pureshitski’s bitch”.