July is an early month to give up on a team like the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, but Tuesday night's lackluster performance may have been the final nail in this season's coffin. The Angels scored just two runs against John ... (Continue reading)
On Thursday, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim acquired Kansas City Royals infielder, and former Angel farmhand, Alberto Callaspo. So? For months, Angels fans sat fidgeting in front of computer monitors and television screens, desperate for news that their team pulled off ... (Continue reading)
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim stand at a very precarious spot in the season. At 46-41, just slightly past the halfway point and 5 1/2 games behind the AL West-leading Texas Rangers, they must make a decision: give up and ... (Continue reading)
California's upcoming gubernatorial election is about as bleak as the state's financial funk. It's time we made a change. This state deserves a governor we can believe in, someone who knows how to convince the public of even the most obvious ... (Continue reading)
Garret Anderson has finished what will likely be his final trip to Anaheim—and his first as a member of the visiting team. But a new G.A. could be waiting just over the horizon. With the Baltimore Orioles' acquisition of Jake Fox ... (Continue reading)
Los Angeles Laker fans have embarrassed themselves, their town, and their team. Again. Game Seven of the NBA Finals was an ugly mess. The celebration afterward was far worse. What started as a gathering of Laker fans basking in the glow of ... (Continue reading)
There has been no easier out for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in recent memory than Brandon Wood. His abysmal campaign of striking out, popping out, and failing to provide any degree of meaningful offense is no less a hindrance ... (Continue reading)
Who's on first? Who cares? The timeless Abbott and Costello comedy bit about baseball has become a real-life drama for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Since Kendry Morales' break heard 'round the world on May 29, fans and baseball pundits alike ... (Continue reading)
Losing Kendry Morales was just about the worst thing that could have happened to the lackluster Los Angels of Anaheim. Or, at least, that's the way it seemed. However, since Morales broke his leg celebrating his walk-off grand slam at home on ... (Continue reading)
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Now is the summer of our discontent. After crushing a walk-off grand slam in the 10th inning against the Seattle Mariners on Saturday, first baseman Kendry Morales suffered a ... (Continue reading)