30 Teams, 30 Days: Day 4 - Los Angeles Angels
Home Run Derby —
... . Also, check out SkyKing’s opinion on the Angels as well. The Angels hit the same number of Home Runs as the Washington Nationals in 2007, a mere 123. The big difference is that LA parlayed that anemic power into a 94 win season capped with a AL West Divison Title and playoff appearance (well “parlayed” may be the wrong word, “in spite of” is more appropriate), while the Nats just plain sucked. But before I go any further, let me get this out of the way. OK, now that we have that out of the way … let’s turn our attention to the Angels. Clearly the lack of power ...
Your Team Ain’t S#!t #28: The Angels
Bugs & Cranks —
... takes over. That’s a 3-4 win improvement just on shortstop defense.”
“[#3 Starter Andy] Sonnanstine’s poor record seems out of place considering he struck out almost 4 batters per walk (97-26).”
“Edwin Jackson finished the season strong, has a great fastball, and a 4.76 projection.”
Argument #3. Many other highly respected voices across the internets agree that the LAAoA are shitty.
Sky of skyking162:
This isn’t a bad rotation, just ...


