mvn.com - 3/3/2008
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Forget about the big bat for a second.
Maybe what the Angels need is a big arm.
Here is the Halos’ bullpen ERA in 2002 when they won the World Series – 2.98.
Here is the Angels’ bullpen ERA in 2007 – 4.24.
Once the bedrock of the Angels’ playoff runs, the bullpen is slowly turning into quicksand, threatening to pull the team down with it. In fact, the Angels’ relievers ERA has ...
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