LA Angels Weekend News Crash: Sweep!

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…. The theme this week was A Tale of Two Sweeps. First the Angels headed to CHAD and were swept by the Seattle Mariners. Then the Halos headed home and pulled off a sweep of their own against the San Diego Padres.

It really was the kids leading the way this week as it has been most of the year. Jo Adell has been struggling but came through with a huge pinch hit grand slam in Seattle. That’s my highlight of the week.

It was a big week for Adell, who heated up with the bat and won AL Defensive Player of the Month.

That’s the beauty of a lost season like this one. You get to see a player go through the ups and the downs and watch for signs of growth as much as the stat line. Is Jo Adell a key piece moving forward? We still don’t know, but give it another 300 plate appearances and we will.

Another player getting a chance to prove himself this year is reliever turned starter Jose Soriano, who was brilliant again on Wednesday night. I feel like the Angels should win with Soriano on the mound and I think most of you agree.

Now let’s circle back to March. Would any of us have guessed Adell would win a defensive award and Soriano would be a really good starter? That’s what I thought.

Zach Neto’s growth is also apparent and I don’t think I link him enough. The questions coming into this year were mostly about his bat. Thus far the slick fielding shortstop is carrying a wRC+ of 104, meaning he’s 4% better offensively than the average MLB player. Thus far the defensive metrics don’t love him this season but he put up solid defensive marks last year. Neto also had big moments against San Diego.

The one kid who is really struggling is Nolan Schanuel. He’s 23% worse offensively than average while playing first base, which is an offense first position. Yes, there’s still time for him to get back on track. But also not every kid is going to prove himself as part of the next core.

The Angels do have a couple of ways to add pieces to the next contending team. One is through the draft, the other is through the trade market. Cookmeister took an early look at how the Angels might approach the trade deadline.

I really think the team is 2-3 years away from being competitive in the AL West so I’m on board with trading anybody who will not be here in 2 to 3 years. So that means Ward, Rengifo, Anderson, Drury, and most of the bullpen.

The draft will be here in about a month. Much of the best talent is playing in the NCAA Super Regionals this weekend. The tournament is fun enough by itself, but if you’re like me it is always fun to play armchair scout as well.

Here are the teams vying for a trip to Omaha, the site of the College World Series. If you are unfamiliar with the format, there are 8 best of 3 series being played this weekend. Those 8 winners will advance to a double elimination tournament in Omaha.

Not sure who the favorites and underdogs are? Here are the 16 teams ranked by NCAA.

And the Angels might have a little talent on the farm. Adell wasn’t the only Angels organization member to earn an award last week.

Speaking of the 66ers, anybody who was at the game on Tuesday night had a great time.

From around baseball:

Shohei Ohtani was cleared of any wrongdoing by MLB after Ippei pled guilty to federal fraud charges.

And while the departure of Ohtani still stings, how great was it to watch the battles between him and the wunderkind Paul Skenes the other night? In case you missed it, here you go.

Aaron Judge had a May for the ages and is now the AL MVP frontrunner.

It was a bad week for the Padres. Getting swept by the Angels is bad. Having a farmhand get Pete Rose’d for doing Pete Rose things was even worse.

Actually, that’s not fair to Marcano who bet on games in which he did not play. Rose bet on games he managed and did not bet on games he managed to lose.

Speaking of Rose, I’m wrapping up Charlie Hustle and definitely recommend it. If your dad is a boomer the book will make a nice Father’s Day present.

Enjoy your weekend and link what I missed. It is kind of odd not having a game scheduled for Saturday. I already miss it. But I am getting together with a group of close friends to mark the one year anniversary of the death of a dear friend. He was the one who brought us together and always put smiles on our faces. It is fitting to honor him by getting together and enjoying an afternoon.

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WallyChuckChili
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6 months ago

Plumber called up!
Paris flushed down.

Brent
Super Member
6 months ago

https://x.com/KTLA/status/1799465787637334463

I was wondering what Reagins was up to these days.

grichmanpoorman
Trusted Member
6 months ago

A lot to love in this box score from Rocket City last night… https://www.milb.com/gameday/lookouts-vs-trash-pandas/2024/06/07/750095/final/box

grichmanpoorman
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6 months ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

And Dana continues to crush. Seems likely to seem some innings in Anaheim this year after rosters expand… if not earlier.

max
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max
6 months ago

If Neto’s wRC+ is 104, does that mean he is 4% better than an average MLBer, or 4% better than an average shortstop? I would imagine if we just compared shortstops his wRC+ would be higher, no?

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  max

Yes, 4% better than the league average. His wRC+ doesn’t change but relative to other SS, the % difference for better or worse could be different. I was surprised though that SS had a better wRC+ than most other positions, believe it or not. I think SS were 2nd or 3rd in hitting by position behind RF and DH. Catchers were the worst followed by 2B and then CF. It changes from year to year. Even if there are some really good hitting SS, having a SS who hits better than the league average and plays good defense for minimum wage is incredibly valuable.

FungoAle
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6 months ago

Kyle Tucker to the DL, just in time. Auck Fstros.

Cowboy26
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6 months ago
Reply to  FungoAle

Hence why we get to see some of our own old GarCabbage this weekend.

Last edited 6 months ago by Cowboy26
Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  FungoAle

Did he hurt himself on the bad route to the ball he didn’t catch?

FungoAle
Legend
6 months ago

Honeycutt with a walk-off bomb propels the Tar Heels. Honestly, more entertaining than MLB at the moment.

Cowboy26
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6 months ago

Ruh Roh Trey cabbage is starting against us tonight in RF. This will be interesting.

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

Affectionately known by some here as the “windmill”, or the “big fan”.

FungoAle
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6 months ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

Limited speed and range in the field but maybe good with slotting in at 1st?

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  FungoAle

We already have a 1B with limited speed and range.

FungoAle
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6 months ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

2-more bombs today, hard to dispute the bat. Callis has him mocked at 8. Agree, trade Ward, let him start out in left but would like his slugging percentage at 1st in the long run.

Last edited 6 months ago by FungoAle
FungoAle
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6 months ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

His 3rd shot was monstrous

grichmanpoorman
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6 months ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

Can’t we just draft the best player available for once? I like the underslot strategy… netted us some nice lower-round prospects in recent years… but Nolan had the look of an underslot last year and Perry still managed to sign him for the full slot amount.

Twebur
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6 months ago

Do we ever have a series against these cheating bastard Ass’tros where we don’t face Framber?

Everytime I see him I’m reminded of 2002 always posting how they signed him for like $1,500 bucks and some food, with a $100 gas card thrown in to seal the deal.

Cowboy26
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6 months ago

This dude is on fire this year in Rocket City. https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=darrel000mic&type=pgl&year=2024

Come on Arte time to Free the Hyphenator.

Twebur
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6 months ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

Will he ever be given a chance, not being drafted over drafted guys?

Free the Hyphen
Free the Siphon (plumbers pump) Bring up the Plumber no more Paris

Cowboy26
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6 months ago
Reply to  Twebur

Forget Paris?

FungoAle
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6 months ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

26-year old, AA…comes with no expectations, seems to fit in perfect

Cowboy26
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6 months ago
Reply to  FungoAle

I like these even more than hot and cold dumpster dives or overpaid journeyman relievers which Perry loves to sign. I’ll take late blooming cost controlled minor leaguers who have found a new pitch (or road dealer) every day of the week like these blasts form the past:

Shields, Scot
Donnelly, Brendan
Shoemaker, Matt

Last edited 6 months ago by Cowboy26
FungoAle
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6 months ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

Yeah, pitchers have a much better success rate at making a contribution at an older age. If you develop an out pitch, anything is possible.

HalosFanForLife
Trusted Member
6 months ago

Phillies just picked up Buddy Kennedy. Why should that matter to us? Well, he went to this HS in New Jersey called Millville. He’s also hunting buddies with another Millville HS alum. I’m just saying.

Twebur
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6 months ago

To me Cole Fontenelle was a kid that looked like he might be a big leaguer someday. I knew his injury was gruesome but I didn’t know the details. (dislocated ankle, a torn ligament and he broke his fibula in two spots)

https://whnt.com/sports/trash-pandas/trash-pandas-cole-fontenelle-recovering-from-leg-injury/

tanana40
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Twebur

This is terrible. The team kept him in spring training late so he could work with Washington on fielding. I hope he can recover because I thought he might be our future third baseman.

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  tanana40

I was optimistic and hoping he might be an answer in the future, and still may, but I didn’t see any evidence of that in Spring Training.

RexFregosi
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Roy Hobbs

same age as Schanuel so there is time. hopefully he heals better than Bobby V.

definitely could be an asset at MLB level but obviously this will set him back a year.

Cowboy26
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6 months ago
Reply to  Roy Hobbs

I did . he seemed to be holding his own against Major League pitching ( even though it was ST) which he was facing for the first time. I thought he exhibited good plate discipline , decent power ( much more than Schanuel) and his defensive work seemed like it was good foundation to build on.

I did not see the injury ( nor have any desire to) but I am hopeful he makes a full recovery. If I recall young, Bill Buckner had a horrific leg injury at a play at second basest Doyer Stadium way back when which ultimately turned him into a full time 1B/DH . Hopefully thats not the case here.

Twebur
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6 months ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

I follow the Angels prospects, but not much else, not good for being a judge of talent. So my unsophisticated eye test told me that Fontenelle looked good overall. He stood out, but I’m used to seeing them bring up guys like Paris and Adams (I know they were picked as athletic / hope they grow into a baseball player, but they have a sweet dunk video on YouTube guys). I guess I’m easily impressed with kids that passed “Baseball Situation 101” and know what base to throw to and have baseball instincts that are above Pony League. Besides, he’s an Angel farm boy, don’t expect much, trAdition….or in his specific case, injury trAdition.

Cowboy26
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6 months ago
Reply to  Twebur

This was Cole’s first full year in the organization and first time he had played above low A ball. But at Rocket City he had gotten off to respectable start slashing .278/.405/.417 in 22 games at AA.

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

I hope you are right.

GrandpaBaseball
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6 months ago

4-6 in last 10, 10-21 at home this season, is well, underwhelming to say the very least. 24 wins at the approx. one third of the way through the season. There are 3 notices posted on the preverbal bulletin board to subscribe to.

  1. Get the best draft choice possible and start a rebuilding of the team and enjoy whatever kind of team we have this season.
  2. Have a winning season and don’t worry-be happy and rebuild next year or maybe even hope for career years from many and win some more.
  3. The whole team turns it on, and we become a super powered turn around team, and we make the playoffs.

Forget about “reality” or what is real like this ream pretty much sucks, just hope for what you would like to see the Halos do. Of the 3 notices on that bulletin board please sign up to one or the other.

#3 looks inviting right? Afterall, we have just swept the Padres at home and increased our win total in the Big A to 10 with 3 wins in a row. 17 more consecutive wins and we’ll be at 20 in a row. Playoffs here we come, the stadium is alive once again, so Kool. It could happen. Heck, we don’t even have to trade our favorite players at the deadline. Go Angels!

#2 looks good too, although we fall short of the playoffs, we finally have a winning season and maybe something to build on for future seasons. We may even get to hold on to the player’s we favor. Even going to the Big A becomes fun again and the Rally Monkeys are out again as we try to get to the promised land.

#1 doesn’t sound or look like fun for this season now does it? Looks like a wait ’til next season or longer. In the last several weeks some folks have speculated that PTP may not have the chops to put a winner together.

There no buzzer sounding telling you that you picked wrong here. If you choose #3 doesn’t make any difference to anybody but to you. If I tell you that I personally prefer #1 choice does not in my mind, make me a “Debbie Downer”. But truth be told I choose to trade most of the players that will bring a return with throwing in a few that I would use to sweeting the pot in a trade. Arte has insisted that we stay competitive every season and I ask myself how has that worked out?

I have only 3 untouchables on the current 25 man roster, Soriano, O’Hoppe, and Neto. Who would you choose to keep? With a decent draft choice this year and hopefully a better one next year along with some decent returns for what is on our current roster we may just yet like like a solid team in 2-3 years and be the envy of the critics. Baltimore has done it this year, the Royals are looking good too, and we’ve seen the Royals do it before. Atlanta and Houston showed it can be done, even Jedi is coming close. To my reasoning it only makes complete sense to try doing this another way or direction if you prefer than trying to cut every corner so Free Agents can be signed and still be losers. Dif of stupid is doing the same thing again and again and expecting dif results-sound familiar?

I don’t care if we even end up at 81 wins this year, I care about being smart with looking down the road and the future of what we find there rather than doing the same thing over and over again. I really do believe in GO ANGELS.

Angels2020Champs
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6 months ago

There’s my weekend long form!

RexFregosi
Super Member
6 months ago

short form (condensed version):

hakuna matata
https://youtu.be/nbY_aP-alkw?si=YPI2DzJ4EktstAkJ

GrandpaBaseball
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6 months ago
Reply to  RexFregosi

Don’t worry-be happy, so who worries, just enjoy the ride 😍 

AnAngelsFan
Super Member
6 months ago

The logical side of my brain picks #1, the emotional side of my brain picks #3.

smithy610
Super Member
6 months ago

Maybe Pineapple12 is on to something with Rendon and Wash’s influence on him. This is probably the first time I’ve read of Rendon engaging in a good faith discussion of his progress. If this was really a manager-influence type of thing and not just a “Rendon is an asshole” type of thing, then Nevin really let the inmates run the asylum last year:

Rendon started baseball activities this week and said he’s ahead of schedule with his left hamstring strain sustained on April 20. He said on Wednesday that he’s been able to throw and swing the bat in the cages without any issues. He’ll progress to jogging on Saturday, which will give him a better sense of a timeline. But he’s now considered weeks and not months away from returning.

“I think I’m ahead of schedule,” Rendon said. “I’m trying to push it each and every day. Let my body tell me that it’s painful, it hurts or it’s not ready. So we’ll get back as soon as possible.”

Last edited 6 months ago by smithy610
halofansince1978
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  smithy610

It’s about time somebody put a boot up Rendon’s ass…thanks Wash!!

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  smithy610

I am one of those who is not excited about Rendon’s return because pretty much everyone who replaced him performed better. He was 20% below the league average as a hitter when he was healthy. Even with the mistakes, I would much rather have Rengifo at 3B.

smithy610
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Roy Hobbs

Yes, Rendon wasn’t exactly on fire when he went down. But having him back pushes Rengifo to 2B, which would make the team get rid of Paris and/ Guillorme. I think having both Rendon and Rengifo in the lineup and on the field is much, much better than having Rengifo and Paris/Guillorme/Tucker.

Rendon won’t be replacing Rengifo. He will be replacing one of the three scrubs.

Last edited 6 months ago by smithy610
Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  smithy610

I agree, I’m not a fan of any of those three although I think I like Sano over Rendon.

Last edited 6 months ago by Roy Hobbs
BannedInLA
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Roy Hobbs

We agree on much but, not so much here. If a dude is going to strike out at a 40% rate, he better be good for 40 jacks. I don’t think Sano is good for 40 jacks.

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  BannedInLA

I don’t disagree, but amazingly he’s still a 20% better hitter than Rendon and makes fewer outs.

BannedInLA
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Roy Hobbs

I’d like to see it born out over enough at bats. Either way, 3B is a major hole. Ditto for a lefty OF that can rake.

BannedInLA
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  smithy610

Rendon was playing increasingly better leading up to the hammy tear. Sigh.

Cowboy26
Legend
6 months ago
Reply to  smithy610

I would think the Angels keep Guillorme. He can play adequate defense at 2B 3B & Short in. apinch and provides a left handed bat off the bench. Sano will probably replace Tucker if he doesn’t fall asleep with the heating pad on anymore So that will mean a lump of Cole for Tucker. and a trip to Paris for Kyren

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

I see what you did there.

FungoAle
Legend
6 months ago
Reply to  Roy Hobbs

If Perry gets an extension, Rendon will be DFAd, calling it now. There is no changing that guy and going on 5 years since his last decent season.

Pineapple12
Super Member
6 months ago

Los Angeles Angels
The Angels have begun listening to inquiries on certain players, and among them is outfielder Taylor Ward, according to major-league sources.

Angels general manager Perry Minasian is asking for “giant returns” for both Ward and Jo Adell, per Jeff Passan of ESPN. The prices will surely come down as the trade deadline approaches, but for the Angels, maximizing returns for either player – as well as expiring contracts – would help improve a farm system that was gutted at last season’s trade deadline.

Among the Angels’ other trade candidates include left-hander Tyler Anderson, who has posted a 2.47 ERA in 11 starts and is under contract for $13 million in 2025. Infielder Luis Rengifo is hitting a whopping .327/.374/.469 with four home runs and 18 RBI this season and is once again arbitration-eligible in 2025. Players on expiring contracts include outfielder Kevin Pillar and relievers Hunter Strickland, Matt Moore and Adam Cimber.

https://fansided.com/posts/mlb-trade-rumors-buyers-sellers-brewers-padres-braves-angels-marlins

smithy610
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

Surprised by the Adell bit. But hey, if Perry gets a lot of inquiries about him, it’s foolish not to listen. If there are really a lot of inquiries, I hope Perry maximizes that leverage for the best return possible.

From where the Angels started this season, we might end up with an OF of Pillar-Trout-Moniak, with Adams as the 4th OF, after the trade deadline. Would have never had that on my bingo card.

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  smithy610

I think Perry’s approach with the two is a good one for now this early.

nishiogawakun
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

Music to my ears. Trade anything and everything for upside. In probably in the minority but I’m on the 5 year turn around plan.

FungoAle
Legend
6 months ago
Reply to  Pineapple12

Oh sweet music, sing it P12!

grichmanpoorman
Trusted Member
6 months ago

Placencia is interesting. The org pushed him aggressively in 2023… all the way to AA as a 20-year-old. Cratered. Now he’s back in low-A (to work on his switch-hitting?)… and is putting up Altuve-like numbers for a middle infielder. Still only 21… same age top college picks will be this year.

cookmeister
Trusted Member
6 months ago

altuve like?

grichmanpoorman
Trusted Member
6 months ago
Reply to  cookmeister

Numbers?

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago

.261/.433/.535./968 10 HRs, 39 BBs, and 51 Ks in 188 plate appearances.
Strikes out once every 3.68 plate appearances and walks once every 4.82. Every other hit is for extra bases 18 out of 37. He’s 21 in A ball, let’s see what he does at Rocket City. The numbers are good but I would be more excited if he was 20. Certainly a possibility though. He’s 5’11” 173lbs.

Cowboy26
Legend
6 months ago
Reply to  Roy Hobbs

BTW he just had a birthday last Sunday so he put up most of those numbers as a 20 year old. Hes always been a high walk guy but low average and virtually no power and that was at both AA & A+ last year. His stint 2 years ago at the IE as a 18/19 year old was adequate (.254/.387/.427) but hes definitely maturing with much more power and plate discipline than before

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Cowboy26

Good catch on the birthday. Getting on base and not making outs are skills that almost no one on our current team has and thanks for pointing out his improvement over time. If he plays in Rocket City next year, he may be ready to play up here in 26.

grichmanpoorman
Trusted Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Roy Hobbs

True outcome middle infielder… sort of a rare breed.

steelgolf
Legend
6 months ago

I’m not too concerned with Schanuel at this point. Sophomore slump is a real thing for a lot of players as pitchers adjust to them, he will get it figured out and adjust accordingly.

grichmanpoorman
Trusted Member
6 months ago
Reply to  steelgolf

Also useful to note that he’s 22 and would be playing in AA or AAA in virtually any other org besides the Halos.

JackFrost
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  steelgolf

Tend to agree steelgolf.

His swing is solid and his approach is an effective one… But I notice he’s been a little less disciplined at the plate than he was last year. He needs to get back to that.

tanana40
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  steelgolf

I think he will be fine and he has more power (6 homers) than I thought.

Twebur
Legend
6 months ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

Reading they consider Kurtz a plus defender at first. Any chance he could have an outfielders glove set in his locker for him to mess around with? Obviously this idea is in hopes that Schanuel develops.He doesn’t appear to be a candidate to make a position change. But, we will always need a DH.
Not sure how good an athlete Kurtz is?

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

We need that really superior bat. We need both quality and quantity but we should not pass up a really good bat.

cookmeister
Trusted Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Twebur

Schanuel would move to the OF before Kurtz

gitchogritchoffmypettis
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Reply to  Twebur

Kurtz, if he falls to us, is kind of in the same boat as Tibbs and Wetherholt. If we just plain want offense, and we know our team is thin, then take one of these guys. If Shanuel needs to move, or Kurtz needs to move, or Tibbs takes “outfielders” spot on the roster in 2026 do we care at this point as long as the guy has an .800+ OPS?

Then take a Wake Forest pitcher with our second pick because I am weirdly fixated on that.

BannedInLA
Super Member
6 months ago

We need hitters. Figure out the position later.

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

I agree completely. It’s ok to have two guys at the same position, you can always trade one or make one a DH. We need hitters.

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  steelgolf

Fortunately it doesn’t really matter. He’ll play 1B until the team believes it can compete.

BannedInLA
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  steelgolf

Sure, but service time is a relevant consideration. Perhaps he can “figure it out” for a couple of months in the minors. Particularly when Drury/Sano/Rendon return.

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  BannedInLA

That is true. They could save a year of service time by sending him down.

Angels2020Champs
Legend
6 months ago

Where’s my long form weekend read Jeff?!?

WallyChuckChili
Legend
6 months ago

You got to buy the Book.

Angels2020Champs
Legend
6 months ago

I read JJ’s synopsis on here 4 weeks ago though

https://crashingthepearlygates.com/2024/05/08/charlie-hustle-is-a-great-read/

Angels2020Champs
Legend
6 months ago
Reply to  Jeff Joiner

🤣

You and I both know my times not worth much!

Bummed none of the locals (Fullerton/UC Irvine… or even the gauchos up north) made the final 16. Go Evansville I guess!

Eric_in_Portland
Legend
6 months ago

as you can imagine, I’m rooting pretty hard for both Oregon and Oregon State in the Super Regionals. They’re both on the road so it’ll be tough but they’ve made it this far which is pretty cool.

BannedInLA
Super Member
6 months ago

You have to subscribe to his Substack.

CAoldskoll
Trusted Member
6 months ago

Could tonight possibly be the last Mike Trout bobble head? Since team is going rebuild there are no guarantees he will be here in 2025.

Angels2020Champs
Legend
6 months ago
Reply to  CAoldskoll

No, considering there’s a Mike Trout throwback bobble head on 7/27 v Athletics 😉

CAoldskoll
Trusted Member
6 months ago

Cool ! Did not see that one. Will go to that game for sure.

Twebur
Legend
6 months ago
Reply to  CAoldskoll

Note to self…..remind everyone that we don’t do rebuilds.

From the desk of —
A. Moreno

PedroCerrano
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  CAoldskoll

Does his figurine feature him in crutches or in street clothes?

Roy Hobbs
Super Member
6 months ago
Reply to  PedroCerrano

That’s awesome and very appropriate.