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Tag Archives: Mike Scioscia
Conflicting Reports on Mattingly – Will He Finally Be GONE?
Reports are rampant in the media regarding the status of the empty uniform, the guy the Dodgers’ laughingly call a major league manager, don mattingly. As the best team money can buy comes off a three game sweep at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Don Mattingly, LA Angels, LA Dodgers, Mike Scioscia, Tim Wallach
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Angels Primed for Winning Streak
Last night’s come-from-behind victory was just what the Angels needed to shake them out of their early-season team slump and start a winning streak. Albert Pujols’ bottom-of-the-ninth walk-off double scoring the tying and winning runs, Josh Hamilton’s first home run … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball
Tagged 2013 MLB Playoffs, Albert Pujols, CJ Wilson, LA Angels, Mike Scioscia, Mike Trout
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End of an Era in LA Sports is Golden Opportunity for Dodgers
From the late 1950s into the 1980s, Los Angeles was the Dodgers’s town. Exciting, captivating, winning teams, and great leadership from the top on down all starting with owner Walter O’Malley made Sandy Koufax, Maury Wills, and Fernando Valenzuela the … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball, NBA
Tagged Don Mattingly, LA Clippers, LA Dodgers, LA Lakers, Mike Scioscia, World Series
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Give the Credit Where it is Due – to Bruce Bochy
Bruce Bochy deserves all the credit in the world after leading his San Francisco Giants to their second World Championship in the past three years. We wrote the Giants off twice this year, first in their run for the NL … Continue reading
Wait Till Next Year
Who would’a thunk it? The Angels sign Albert Pujols and CJ Wilson, then at the end of April bring to the majors the incomparable Mike Trout. Later on, it’s Zack Greinke that they steal. The Dodgers hand major roles, with … Continue reading
Angels on Life-Support – It’s Now or Next Year
Over the last month, the Angels have been playing their best ball of the year, but it probably does not matter, as they started to play the way they should have all year far too late to make a difference. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 MLB Playoffs, Jered Weaver, LA Angels, Mike Scioscia, NY Yankees
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Time for the Dodgers to Pack It In
For much of the year, we really expected to see the Dodgers in the playoffs, especially after the Boston trade. Even if the team made it as the final wild card team and had to face that one game “play-in”, … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball
Tagged 2012 MLB Playoffs, Clayton Kershaw, Don Mattingly, LA Dodgers, Matt Kemp, Mike Scioscia, Tim Wallach
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I Was Wrong About Peter Bourjos and Mike Trout
I was wrong. Dead wrong. I’ve said that Peter Bourjos is the best center fielder in baseball. Better than Mike Trout. Wrong. Trout did it again tonight in Chicago against the White Sox – another fabulous catch, taking away a … Continue reading
Scioscia Uses His Head in Series Opener
Is Mike Scioscia listening to us? Unlikely, but he made some good moves in creating the lineup chosen to open this big, big series in Texas. The key was Mike Trout being ok to play, and by replacing the worthless … Continue reading
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Tagged LA Angels, Mike Scioscia, Mike Trout, Vernon Wells
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Angels, Rangers in Battle for World Series Spot
Unlike the mediocre NL West, the AL West boasts the American League’s two best teams. The Angels and Rangers not only will be battling each other for the division title, but for the AL Championship. At the other end of … Continue reading
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Tagged Kendrys Morales, LA Angels, Luis Pujols, Mike Scioscia
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Angels Part Deux – Their Three Man Starting Staff
Early last year, I discussed Tony Reagins’ misguided decision to sign free agent pitcher Joel Pineiro (“Angels Pay, But Don’t Learn Any Lessons” Jan 22, 2010). Pineiro was a decent 10-7, 3.84 in limited duty last year, but this season … Continue reading
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Tagged Jered Weaver, LA Angels, Mike Scioscia, Tony Reagins
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The Angels Would Be in First Place, IF ….
….. Angel GM Tony Reagins had not made the trade I discussed on January 27: “As time marched on towards spring training, he [Reagins] felt compelled to make a move, and a move he did make. Making probably the worst … Continue reading
