Yusei Kikuchi made it on to the American League All Start team. No Angels made MLB Player of the Week … again. George Springer wins for the American League. EastSPiN give us the lowdown on the four guys who agreed to do the home run derby this year.
The Nationals fired their President of Baseball Operations and their Manager. Miguel Cairo is now their interim manager. The Nationals signed Luis Garcia to a major league contract pending a physical.
Outfielder Billy McKinney elected free agency rather than accept his minor league assignment from the Rangers. The Dodgers just DFAd infielder/outfielder CJ Alexander.
The Padres activated Yu Darvish yesterday.
Photo credit: Rex Fregosi
For today:
Eovaldi has face Angels 14 times, with 5-3 record, 3.47 ERA, and 67Ks
For the season, he’s 5-3, with a whopping low 1.75 ERA
Soriano has faced Rangers 4 times:
His 2 relief appearances (2023) = 0.00 ERA
He’s had 2 starts (2024-current), 1-1 record, 2.35 ERA
For 2025, he’s 6-5, with 3.72 ERA
Yesterday, Angels did a great job (intentionally, or unintentionally) in getting deGrom’s pitch count way up – 95 pitches in 5 innings, and got him out of there before the 6th began.
Can the Angels do the same today with Eovaldi (i.e. get that pitch count up, get him out of the game quick)?
Also, I’ve been picking on Trout quite a bit; but, he had a decent game yesterday: 1-2, 1 walk, 1 RBI.
His WAR is slowly – at a turtle’s pace – rising, now at 0.6
Before his injury, I think he had a (-) 0.1
Go Angels!!!!
Moncada is back. Stevens optioned down to AAA.
Aldegheri called up. Mederos sent down.
LINEUP
Neto SS
Schanuel 1B
Trout DH
Ward LF
Adell CF
Moncada 3B
O’Hoppe C
Wade RF
Rengifo 3B
I am so angry at this line up. Stupid Perry. Moron Montgomery. Arte. Fire Wash and all the coaches. My veins stick out. My eyes roll. I am smart.
and Texas made sure to line up Eovaldi just so he can mow down this awful lineup. Damn you, Bochy!
I am to. WTF is Taylor Burt Ward still residing in the 4 hole.
Move that doofus down in the lineup. Move Moncada and Adell up.
Looks nice.
Good news about Moncada.
Yay, Moncada’s back!
Boo, O’Hoppe’s in the line-up. Put D’Arnaud back in!!
At least automatic-out Newman’s not in the lineup.
My two cents: I hope the Halos take an offensive player with the #2 pick.
I predict we take Arquette. He simply fits the Neto, Schanuel, Moore pattern so perfectly.
That is what I predict also but Turk’s Teeth says that Arquette has moved down on the draft board.
He has on many of the mocks I’ve seen. But there’s also no consensus top 2 or 3 this year so who knows?
All I know is Perry has picked 3 college infielders in a row and that if Arquette has dropped, he might be signed under slot.
My question for those who think it’s Arquette…
Who do you think makes it to the MLB and has an impact first, Holliday or Arquette?
It seems an obvious answer on its face, but is it?
Jackson Holliday made the Orioles club at age 20, less than two years after drafting. Whereas a polished bat like Matt Shaw, perhaps comparable to Arquette in talent, was promoted on the same schedule, arriving just under two years after drafting.
Jackson is outplaying Shaw, while being two years younger.
Could Ethan actually be a “quick mover”, on the club within 2-3 years of acquisition?
And some pretty cool insight on all 30 clubs heading up to the draft.
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/45677790/2025-mlb-draft-guide-one-big-question-intel-nationals-angels-mariners
The Athletic has Anderson going 1 overall and the Angels getting Doyle.
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6478448/2025/07/08/mlb-mock-draft-2025-kade-anderson-nationals-lsu/
Taking Doyle would be predicable and a huge mistake. He’s not even top 5 anymore.
A lot of articles are out of date. The other day I read a *recent* piece that suggested the angels might take Jace Laviolette at #2 and Aiva Arquette at #47.
Was that article from December 2024?
July 2, 2025!
As with all the recent mocks putting Anderson with the Nats, the author makes very clear that it’s a guess. In fact Law begins his article saying “not only do we still not know who’s going first, that pick is even more uncertain than it was before, thanks to the changes in Washington’s front office.” He thinks 6-7 names are still in play, as do the Baseball America guys.
Whereas most folks think the Angels will take one of the three college lefties. Law says it’s probably Anderson or Doyle.
There’s that same name again, Doyle. Well, I kept my fingers crossed that PTP can come to grips with taking Holiday or Hernandez or Anderson. Holiday is the one kid who has the most upside I believe for the team’s future. But Minasian will see his college kids keep getting older and the team not much better than .500.
If we have Kenley, we don’t need him as a closer. If Kenley’s not around, I have no problem developing into the next Josh Hader.
Happy Birthday to Reid Detmers!
A question to ponder — do we move Reid back to the rotation next year or make him our future closer?
I’d like him to be a starter. Sort of the CJ Wilson route to starting I guess.
If he’s the best closer in baseball for four years can I still be Angry that we drafted and developed him? That’s the most important thing. Still. Arte.
Reid was mishandled in 2024, happy to see he is overcoming obstacles to get back to relevance. Needs to get back to 2022/2023 and more reliant on his hard sliders. Hoping he is not listening to too many internal noises.
Just me, but I’d stretch him out in off season training and try him starting till ST is over decide then. I’m sure there are better ideas though.
Yes, let’s decide later. He’s fine where’s he’s at, as well as BTO.
trade Jansen, draft pitching.
Bachman Turner Overdrive, kool.
Rotation, ez call. Perry has drafted enough bullpen candidates to take his place.
If we are pretty much out of contention by end of August – let Detmers get back in the starting rotation (if he wants) and see how he does.
I wouldn’t want to see Detmers be a starter next year, if he’s not trying it out again in August / September of this year.
At the beginning of each season, all teams have a chance to make the playoffs. But, we need everyone performing well, and not experimenting at different positions.
Don’t waste April/May/June 2026 with trying this (Detmers as starter), or trying that (O’Hoppe at a different position) – the time to do it will be once it’s pretty clear we won’t make the playoffs this year.
It’s very likely that Detmers can’t really start now. He can pitch first, but it’s mid-July. I don’t think he can go 5 at this point.
What about having:
Would something like this do damage to his arm? This is assuming Detmers agrees to this change.
I just don’t want to see Angels experiment at the start of 2026 season. We can’t be giving away games here and there at the start of the season.
If you want hopium:
Soler is a streaky player and that double he roped off DeGrom last night looked like the beginning of a good streak.
Moncada will be back soon.
Rengifo looks better in the field and more relaxed in the batters box when he plays second base
It isn’t too difficult to see a decent 1 through 9 on the field soon, with the wild card Moore still on the mend.
There were a few guys that looked more hitterish. Soler, Trout and Rengifo all had better ABs throughout the game. It was really nice to see Trout make pitch to pitch adjustments against a really good pitcher. I was really pleased that it didn’t go into extra innings.
The problem with the Heefo thing is that Moore should be back fairly soon, which means he goes back to 3B, OR becomes utility guy with the insertion of Moncada into the lineup…
But it is a good problem to have. He could become a valuable late inning pinch-hitter with the switch hitting option.
Moore’s K rate was north of 30%. If Perry is going to keep the team together, have him go to AAA and keep Rengifo at second base.
Yup. Moore was a fill in guy. He’s not ready yet.
I agree but Rengifo has been so bad this year that CMo has actually out hit him in the aggregate. He has a lower BA but higher OPS albeit in a much smaller sample. CMo has not been very good but Rengifo has been awful. There is however a much higher likelihood that Rengifo would out perform CMo for the remainder of this season. But since I don’t really care about winning this year, I would much rather watch Moore than Rengifo who will be gone after this year anyway.
Moore’s career is pretty young. Not sure he’s at a point, like adell last year, where it’s of value to just let him get his brains beat in till he gets his hands up. He can still do valuable work in SLC. He’s already learned how to get et by MLB pitchers and I’m not sure he’s in a position to learn anything else on the 25 man right now.
I agree. Sending him for more seasoning if or until Rengifo gets traded makes the most sense to me. I do not want him playing defense at SS or 3B.
Hmmm. So you are saying that you’d rather have Rengifo at 2B than Moore?
I know most folks here are in the “play the yuts” camp. For me it is not just about getting CMo experience (though that is part of it), but he has shown that he can win games for us, BOTH with his bat and his defense. That is something Rengifo does not do…
I’m not sending CMo down. He’s here for good and is figuring it out fast.
The best place for his development in Aug&Sept is Anaheim, not scrub city.
Confidence Boost; SLC, kicks ass, promoted, relaxes, fielding & hitting improve. Keeping him up; K-rate goes higher, lack of confidence, can’t adjust to big league pitching, everything a blur.
Needs to make contact more, even if it’s outs.
Moore’s defense is already major league caliber despite the recent Ouchie. If we use Jo Adell as a comp he seems way Moore advanced than Adell at this juncture of his development (Thank You Tennessee) so as long as he is healthy (Yutes heal pretty quickly) and he can play pretty much every day I have no problems with him staying with the Big Club.
I’m curious which of the 18 major League games has he played in to date has he hurt our chances to win? It seems like there are other players on this roster who have probably contributed less to our success than C Mo has in his short time with us.
I dunno. He looks pretty overmatched by middling relief pitchers right now.
well, other times he hasn’t looked over matched at all
maybe Chad’s mom thinks it’d be good of CMo to be sent down, but let him play and learn here and get two months more experience.
Yup. He’s managed to tie his shoes every day and get a couple hits. But how desperate to be right are you? 30% K rate. BA lower than .200. I can count more times he struck out looking like a confused child than you can list “clutch hits”.
He’ a solid prospect. You can see that he can be really good when he shows glimpses of that. But why are guys like you so desperate to make people think he’s ready to go RIGHT NOW or will get there if we just keep feeding him to MLB pitchers?
I’m not kidding. I don’t get it. Is it because you’re weirdly trying to be competitive in a non-compete year and you hate Newman/Rengifo that much? Cause the “it’s a lost season let him get his time in” thing doesn’t really apply to a guy with almost zero time in the MiLB who is showing almost zero ability against MLB pitching…. it’s not a “go with the kids” move just because he’s a recent draftee.
Guys like Neto and Schanuel were KILLING the MiLB when they were called up fast. Moore had an almost 30% K rate in the minors. It’s good he’s seen what’s waiting for him on the big stage. Now let’s see if he can get his whiffs down to under 25% against AA pitchers….
I just think he’s ready enough. Let him learn here. You won’t kill his confidence. Not him. Let him play his way off the roster.
Moore wont be back until the end of July and then probably do a short rehab. In the interim Rengiblow we’ll get traded to the Yankees at the deadline so we can activate Moore the morning of August 1st
I’m great with that.
GIFFY BELONGS IN NY BRONX!
Should’ve been done last year but Cashman didn’t figure it out and Geef hurt the wrist.
So they Jazzed and they figured out finally that he cannot play 3b. So they still need the Geef.
Trade him – he will shave the beard and be a great Yankee.
and we will get a backup for Mershon in return.
Cabrera is playing better defense and hitting better than Rengifo.
I also am not sure if Rengifo can take that environment.
If anyone is Golden Retriever dumb enough to just let the Bronx roll past him it’s Rengifo.
Time to fire up the trade simulators. Who does NYY have that would be worth trading for? I don’t know what Giffy’s trade value is.
Seems like NYY doesn’t really have anyone in their farm that would be of value to us.
Where would Rengifo play in the Bronx?
They could use him as we do, but primarily 3b. His value isn’t much this year, plus he’s a FA in a few months. Cabrera is out the rest of year. I watch them more than most other teams and see Heef as a puzzle piece that fits them.
my last thought about NYY is this:
TODAY would be a great day for them and Judge to go a bender and start a win streak!
He hasssss…. no trade value at all last I checked. Negative. So it was hard to sim a trade.
The boo-birds will love Neeeeeeeeeefo.
Let’s say Rengifo is not traded this year. Do the Angels resign him in the off season (I don’t know if the team has an option on him) at $6m/y ?
If there is no thought to keep Rengifo then seems like Moore might as well strike out against MLB pitching ? Moore’s ego doesn’t seem to fragile to fail for a while.
He’s got to learn to make contact somewhere. I doubt it happens in the MLB. They aren’t even targeting a scouted weakness against him yet. They just pitch and he swings and misses. After enough pitchers get a good look at him and he’s hitting .088 that’s when the soul crushing starts.
And bad habits form. Why encourage that?
I prefer to see Moore in the majors – let him have at-bats the rest of the year and see how he does.
Now, if the odds were good that we’d make the playoffs, then, yes, send Moore back to minors. But, I don’t believe the odds are good.
We’ve already seen what Rengifo can do.
— Moncada = very soon. Potentially back for the DBacks series.
— Taylor = after the ASB?
— CMo = 8/1, maybe?
— Stephenson = early August?
You are totally forgetting we have Brandon Drury now too. Coming soon to a batters box near you.
Actually, signing him makes me wonder if they have decided to sell at the deadline and collect warm bodies to play the last two months.
He could be a post trade replacement for Rengifo. It brings to mind an old Dennis Miller paraphrased quote regarding Germany’s reunification:
“I look at that like a Bee Gees reunion. I’m not a big fan of their past work and I’m not looking forward to the sequel.”
I had the same thought. Remember, Drury was playing well in Spring Training until he got hurt right at the end.
Who is this Stephenson person of whom you speak?
He will finally be healthy and effective after his Halo contract is up.
That makes 4 one run games in a row. Angels record in one run games is now 16-11 per Google. This has to be great for the kids development.
Credit Perry for assembling a solid bullpen on the fly.
Yup. As you know from boxing, etc, “Almost There” is actually an accomplishment. There is a huge difference between “almost there” and not almost there. The Young Serifs are all getting better (though Jo n Nolan are cold right now) and they are seeing that, in comparison to last years team, it means a lot more tight games and tense at bats and IPs.
They can see the slight differences in when they pull out a win and they don’t. The FO can actually see where upgrades will help instead of just needing them everywhere.
It’s a nice step forward. Kind of reminds me, actually, of the Royals and Tigers when they got good, or the Reds now, accept we have money, which is nice.
First you sharpen your game and improve your skills. Then you find yourself playing in competitive games consistently. Finally you learn how to win those close games. I love it when a plan comes together. And that ain’t hopium talking! Well, maybe just a little bit.
My concern is that we are primarily playing in a lot of close competitive games because of unusually good fortune with our pitching staff. Just a few injuries and we would be 10 games under .500. We have predominately had things go our way with a number of players having career years as well. Next year, we could be in for a big regression without significant improvements.
While those are valid concerns and the lack of rotation depth likely sinks us down the stretch, they don’t change the fact that Neto, Adell, Schanuel, Detmers, and Bachman are getting experience in close games and those are the guys we are dreaming on for our next good team.
That is very true.
Exactly. You go from getting blown out to hanging closer to being competitive.
Some close losses are really the best thing for you. Lets you know what you really need to work on. They are also great motivation to improve.
I am about 92% certain there are at least a couple guys in the clubhouse thinking “man, I need to learn how to at least get a bunt on the ground” right now.
Kikuchi was our best/most logical choice to represent the Angels at the AS Game.
Even when he’s a bit off, he’s competitive.
Excellent FA pickup. Similar to Tyler Anderson but, better in terms of ROI.
I believe Soriano is going tonight so I like our chances….
Be careful here Banned…. don’t jinx it…. It is those times where we think or expect that we are gonna win that we get let down and lose. Better to be appropriately sceptical and illicit the reverse jinx instead…
People here half to learn this…
Soriano vs Eovaldi is box office. Can’t wait for this one!
TA, Kikuchi, Hendricks have all been successful signings.
Soriano is another “almost there” guy. If he gets to the point where he has fewer “let down” starts next year he’s gonna be pretty ace. He’s just got to avoid those innings where he unravels and gives up multiple hits and walks. Kind of like young John Lackey…. every now and then it’s like he forgets how to do what he does. Loses control when things break bad for him. He doesn’t fight through days where his stuff is off very well yet either.
Good new. Fewest HR allowed per 9 innings.
Completely off topic: I’m cornering a kid at the Muay Thai card in Long Beach on the 19th. Tickets are only $60 and there will be a ton of fights.
If you are interested, hit me up. I have a little crew going and it should be a fun night.
My guy is 6 ft. 6 about 255. He’s fighting another huge dude. Defense is neither man’s specialty so it should be entertaining.
I would definitely be interested but, i’ll be in the Dominican Republic from the 15th thru 21st.
Thanks tor the invite. Have Fun !!!!
Nice. Enjoy.
Note to Perry Minasian; Please open your acceptance of the value of having the MLB Draft’s second pick. Doyle is not the pick that the team needs, too many other better options and saving money for additional picks that are not top 4 rated is just not good timing as you will not see this pick fall in your lap again. If you blow this pick your career as a GM will be over, not just here but anywhere else. See Eppler’s career line. We don’t always need College players either.
What if Perry is convinced that Doyle can become Crochet-like?
Because he believes he can knit it all together?
Perry is just yarning for more players with his level of talent.
I don’t want Doyle at all. Which means he will almost certainly be the guy he gets compared to a lot, Brian Woo. Or even Bob Gibson. I dislike the idea of picking him so much he is almost sure to be in the HOF.
Note from Perry Minasian;
“Calm down everyone. I haven’t drafted anyone at all yet. Save your outrage for when I do. Or at least wait for me to come out and say something that amounts to “I’m drafting Doyle”. Namaste.”
Can help myself, sorry about dat.
I still believe that Schanny will be an All-Star next year. He now has 2 Walk Off appearances this season and time to get more. Neto is losing focus and concentration while out in the field, his mistakes in the field are lapses in thinking ahead and wanting the ball hit to him, and he will fix these lapses and return to being the player we know he can be. He also needs to push his base stealing technique; 7 CS is not acceptable, but he is young and still adjusting his game.
O’Hoppe needs coaching help with his overall game, I would like to suggest Kurt Suzuki be brought in if he is available. O’Hoppe can also learn to add LF, DH, 1b to his resume to give him a break while allowing a little more PT for Travis.
The problem with Neto’s caught stealing is he is still adjusting to feet first slide technique he has now adopted to avoid injuries. You saw last night he almost came off the bag sliding into second during his leadoff double.
Didn’t he have a slip and slide when he was growing up so that he could learn to slide like the rest of us.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB6_CtlO2Mg
Did anyone slide feet first on their slip and slide? I didn’t.
Okay that was a self own.
You have a point!
He needs to go to the Trea Turner School of Sliding this offseason
We all need to go to the Trea Turner School of Sliding. That dude is graceful.
I know he’s a favorite of many here but Nolan Schanuel is currently on pace for slightly less than 2 WAR and his current slash line is .261/.354/.391/.745 for a 109 OPS+. Nothing about that points toward him being a future Allstar. His outstanding plate discipline has yet to translate into tangible production. He is currently a little better than average hitter with a sub .400 SLG % as a 1B who is mediocre defensively and also not a great baserunner. He seems like a real nice kid so he is easy to like and he is still only 23 so there is certainly room to grow. He will likely improve over the next few years but going from what he is to a 5-6 WAR player, which is the definition of an Allstar, is all hope at this point and not very likely. If it happens, I’ll be more than happy to remind everyone that you said it first.
But hes really good at over the shoulder pop up catches
That is a true statement. He is very good at that.
NRS has less than 1000 ABs and is only 23.
A 6 WAR season may be out of reach but can see about 4-5 seasons of 4-5 WAR in him.
Vladdy Jr had 5.2 WAR last year with the season he had…. so yeah, 6 WAR is gonna be a tough get at 1B.
His current war is higher than the war pooholes accumulated his whole angel career.
Not sure what you’re talking about, Albert had over 13 WAR for his LAA career. I was not a fan of the signing because he was 32 on paper when they signed him to a 10 year contract and probably really 35. However, he basically played 150+ games a year through his on paper age 37 season which is remarkable. It’s very possible that signing Albert was a very lucrative move for Arte regardless of what he did on the field, which unfortunately is what we as fans actually care about.
Whoops.. I meant his last 5 years as an angel
Then you are correct by .5 WAR 🙂
Schanny is a guy I still want to watch all year. He is building still. Was hot, now he’s been adjusted to a little. We’ll see if he starts hitting again. If he has an .800+ OPS at the end of the year I’m a happy boy. Hits .275 with 15 HR, something like that.
He can always get better too. And by the way, only three 1B in the MLB had even 4 WAR last year.
I don’t disagree. It’s a slice in time. We’ll see where he is after the next 3 months, same for Jo, Zach and Logan. The HRs are easily attainable but he would have to hit .290 with an .850 OPS for the next 3 months to finish with those rate numbers.
Yup. We need a Hot Flash.
Wouldn’t be a day ending in y without at least some small complaint about Schanny. I believe his plate discipline has led to two walks that have won games so I’ll count that as some tangible production. Not to mention other game winning hits. He is absolutely the guy I wanted to see at the plate last night even down 0-2.
If I’m FO and building the team I’ll use this Q&A.
Do we need a 1B more than RF?
Do we need a 1B more than 3B?
Do we need a 1B more than LF?
Do we need a 1B more than a #3 starter?
For me the answer to all these questions is no. Now if some other 1B came along and slugged .550 or more and maybe a 120 OPS+, then yeah I would probably sign that guy and trade Schanny. But that isn’t what is needed now and imho, not where we should be looking to improve for the next couple of years. Eventually we will need to look for someone else. I think Schanny’s ceiling is about 3.5 WAR.
I agree with you. I was simply saying that there is little evidence at this point that he is a future AllStar. It’s just an opinion based on what he’s so far accomplished. He’s the least of our problems right now and he’s cheap.
I don’t think he’s ever gonna have the HR numbers to be an All Star at 1B. Unless he starts hitting like .350 or something.
Looking at American League first basemen that have played 500 or more innings this season, Nolan ranks in the lower half.
Name/Age/WAR
Guerrero 26 2.9
Aranda 27 2.8
Goldschmidt 37 1.6
Pasquantino 27 1.4
Santana 39 1.4
Torkelson 25 1.4
Schanuel 23 1.0
France 30 0.3
Burger 29 0.1
Walker 34 -0.6
But there are only two performing at a 5 WAR or better level and Nolan is younger than everyone else on the list. I don’t think he’ll have a 5 WAR season, but a first basemen that can consistently produce 3 WAR for the next 5 or 6 years would make a very valuable player.
Konetchy – that’s who baseball reference says is most similar and I’ll take his career for Nolie.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/k/koneted01.shtml
I looked it up too but would not want Nolan as my 1B if that was his career.
He and Konetchy run about the same now! BOOM BAP ZING!
I agree but that is not an AllStar.
I was watching ‘Money Ball’ last night and was thinking that Nolan puts up Scott Hatteburg esque numbers.
I don’t recall Neto having as many mental lapses on defense last year. O’Hoppe…ooff. He’s been nearly an automatic out for the past few weeks, and his defense has regressed in my eyes. Schanny is Schanny. High contact rate, but too much of a Mr. Soft Contact for a 1st baseman. Will the real Jo Adell please stand up? This is the Perry core moving forward, but are they enough to build around and get the team to the next level?
Neto’s shoulder issues don’t help
Jo is still hitting the ball hard. He’ll be fine.
Neto is missing his sensei Wash.
Brandon Drury back in the fold.
Good morning Halo faithful.
Stud in 23, total Dud in 24. Nobody wanted him, no reason for Angels to play that wash-up.
But he brings muffins every morning!
…still looks good in uniform.
Last year was so weird with him. I knew him from the Reds. A really steady guy. But last year, from day one, he looked like someone killed his dog and ate his kids or something. Looked really depressed almost… at least to me. Never looked locked in at the plate at all.
Worth some August playing time as a fill in….
It’s funny, he’s someone I like even when he’s not doing well. He’s a savvy player and seems like a good teammate.
Even more studly in 2022 than in 2023.
He battled injuries all year last year, and played lights out in pre-season this year until getting hurt again.
He reminds me of Moncada – very capable when healthy. I am not ready to call him washed up at 32 years old when 2 of his last 3 seasons were well above average.
I thought we’d see a lot more JD Davis than guys like Stevens. And now Drury?
Me too-Davis was a former Halos Killer.
What a great walk off win last night. Announcing “GAME” in the early innings is ignorant and stupid and negative thinking. It is more fun to wait for the comeback and seeing and feeling it being accomplished, like last night. imho.
Actually it’s “Ball Game”G Pa. It’s a half joking attempt is to be the first eeyore prognosticator. But maybe there should be a penalty if you are wrong?. My penalty is enjoying an Angel comeback victory so I’ll pay that price every day. However, I’m not sure I would agree that this “ignorant and stupid and negative thinking.” is worse than the usual “ignorant and stupid and negative thinking” espoused on this site on a daily basis.
But Apparently you’ve never heard of TrAdition?
“My penalty is enjoying an Angel comeback victory so I’ll pay that price every day.”
Couldn’t have said it better myself Cowboy…
The constantly flowing tide of JuJu…. a mystery to be loved, feared and respected.
I was the first last night and of course it’s a joke. If I’d meant it seriously I wouldn’t have stuck around all game, loving our fight
And people only say it because it has been true more often than not.