I usually buy one of the mini-game plans and sit in right field.  This past year I was one section up from the Rev.

I live in Orange, near the OC Mining Co. restaurant.

I grew up in Buena Park, and was a Dodger fan until I was about 12, since my dad grew up in Hawthorne.  I used to go to bed at night listening to Vin Scully call play by play.  Living 15 minutes away from the stadium made it a lot easier to be an Angel fan, so here I am.

Best Angel's memory?  Gotta be Game 7 of the World Series.  I was in the process of buying my house, and my Realtor gave me tickets before the series started for free.  I had no idea that they would make it to a game 7.  I almost turned off Game 6, when they were down.  I coudln;t hear anything but a high pitch buzzing in my ears for about 3 days afterwards.

No real interesting facts that I can think of!

Jeff

I'm younger than Scioscia, older than Steve Finley

Section 240

I live near Slauson and Alameda south of Downtown L.A.

Grew up in a Dodger household in La Mirada and picked the Angels out of contrarian necessity.

Best Angel memory was an extended session of pre-game spitting at the Oakland players with my Boy Scout Troop in like 1976 and not getting busted.

Interesting fact: If you look real real close I am in a few crowd shots in the movie THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION...

I live in LA, so I don't get much chance to go down to the Big A.  When I do, I pick up what's available online, sometimes from TicketExchange.  I usually wind up in the 2xx or 4xx sections, left field side.

I lived in OC (Santa Ana) till I was 10, and that's where I became an Angels fan.   Then we moved to LA, and my sister bleeds blue  (sorry), and until the Sosh era, was insufferable.

I'm the product of a mixed marriage -- Dad was a Cubs fan, Mom a White Sox fan.

Best Angels memory is also Game 6.  Though my family lived in Boston for a year when I was 6 (1969), and we went to the Red Sox pancake breakfast... they were playing the Angels!!!!

Another funny anecdote from that time, since we were only there for a year (temporary assignment), we lived in transient housing.  Bruins players during the winter, and Bosox players in the spring/summer.  We lived directly below Dick Williams.  Anyways, my mom was always too shy to go ask him for tix, until one day she finally got up the nerve.   It happened to be the day he was fired.

Another interesting fact... I'm related to the infamous Sidney Korshak.

• Im 20
  
• Not a season ticket holder but my cousin is. I go to about 12 games a season and sit in section 427 along 1st Base in row A.
  
• I live in La Habra just like Krush40.
  
• Became a fan in 2004. I really didnt like baseball because when I was a kid my dad would sit there and watch baseball on the weekends and never take us out so I hated baseball. But one summer day I was channel surfing when I stopped on the Angels Game. Within the first 5 minutes Vlad hit a BOMB. I said to myself, "I guess I could watch this." And since then I have been a Die Hard Angels Fan. My dad/older brother and sister/ and youngest sister are Dodger fans so I have fun picking on them.
  
• Kendry's 2Run HR to tie the game on may 9th.
  
• I manage/play on my own team in the National Adult Baseball Association (NABA).

No season seats for me, but still manage to get to 15 to 20 games a year and Spring Training ever year for my birthday.

I live in Rancho Cucamonga now, born and raised in Whittier.

I became an Angel fan out of a little laziness on my Pop's side.  The stadium was much closer to Whittier and my earliest memory is booing when everybody else was chanting Booooone.
I also got into a brawl with some Mariner fans in high school right outside the front gate, and have literally bled red ever since.

No real interesting facts, although my Gramps struck out Joe Dimaggio while playing at Whittier College against the Santa Ana Base during the war.  He ended up signing with the Dodgers and played with Jackie Robinson, but always praised Joe and said he unreal to watch in person.

After the heartbreak in '95 (and the strike that cancelled the W.S. the year before), my Dad did not renew our seats.

While still remaining a fan, I still attended at least 1 game a year until I bought season tickets in Section 106 beofre the '02 season, where I remain today.

There have been many great Angel memories, but Game 5 of the ALCS (cue Rory with "...and he's homered three times!") clinched their first pennant and trip to the WS.  After the dissapointment of '82, '86, and '95 it was very gratifying.

I grew up in Arcadia, but now live in Ladera Ranch. Even though its in Orange County, it takes almost as long to get to games as it did when I lived in Arcadia.  Must be the traffic!

Last but not least, with regard to age, I will be th esam eage as GA this year, and for my interesting fact, I am the only person (as far as I know) in the history of the C.I.F. to have caught and then thrown a no-hitter in back to back games.  The headline was, "Another Game, Another No-Hitter."  While that did get me some exposure and I played in college (with former Angel Keith Johnson) and was not quite as effective.  In fact, I had Phil Nevin hit a ball off of me in a game that I think is still travelling.

I sit in my armchair to watch the game which is 5 and a half thousand miles from the Big A, at about 1.30am on a Sunday night hurling abuse at a witless buffoon called Jonny and his half-arsed chowder-headed accomplice on Channel 5.  They do me the courtesy of showing an Angels game about 3 times a year (at least 1 of which is utterly ruined by the now annual Playoff humping from the accomplice's Boston buddies - it ends here and now, goddamit)

As noted above, I'm a Londoner, though I was blessed with a 7 year detour to Orange County in my teenage years

First game was a early season game versus the Tigers, which the Angels won 4-2 (I think).  I was sat so far up behind home plate I'm surprised I didn't get a nosebleed.  My dad was/is a cheapskate.

Highlights include

1. Almost getting decapitated by a Wally Joyner, fouled line-drive in '86 (I didn't get the ball)
   
2. Convincing some guy called Bob from Placentia (?) to buy me and D a couple of beers during a day game with about 12 people in the stadium.  Apparently his wife was English.  We were about 16.  If you're out there Bob, you're a scholar and a gentleman, Cheers!
   
3. Yankees-Angels at Yankee stadium this summer (after 15 years without a live game)

Interesting fact: According to www.ancestry.com, I'm related to Ray, Bob, Bret, and Aaron "Bleeping" Boone. They're supposedly my seventh/etc. cousins, but it's a very dubious link. Actually am related to George Lucas (through my grandmother), though.

• yeswecan
  
• older than GA, not as old as Salmon
  
• section 240 (i buy seats from the Rev)
  
• raised mostly in OC, living in long beach
  
• my dad took me to see Nolan and Carew in '79. with the exception of some of the too-painful-to-bear "dark years", i've been a fan ever since.
  
• favorite moment: Game 6, and then attending Game 7
  
• interesting fact: cupie and i play in a rock band from time to time.

• Nzach54... 25 years old
  
• The only place I sit regularly is the press box since I'm a member of the media (going to games for free and getting paid for it... the only way to go)
  
• Born at Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, lived in Yorba Linda my entire life and went to El Dorado
  
• My mom was the sports fan in the house and would make sure to take my brother and I to a handful of games every summer
  
• Best Angels Memory: being in the clubhouse getting doused with booze and champgane after every series clincher in '02 (Benji Gil tried to pour tequila down my throat after Game 7 against the Giants... I had to pass since I was "working")

Frank Tanana was my favorite Angel of the 1970s. After a long absence in the late 1980s and early 1990s, I am glad the triple A team is back in SLC as I enjoy seeing the young prospects like Kotch, McPherson, Howie, and Wood come through and get to see them play several times a year. My favorite memory is Glaus' double over Bonds head in Game 6. I was convinced the Angels would lose so I taped Game 6 and went to a football game. I had found out that the Angels had rallied and driving home, Glaus blasted the double as I listened to the radio call. I nearly swerved off the road and I had to pull over to regain my composure.

-I live in Hawaii, so my seat is in front of the TV (we get FSN West)... and I play softball

-I've been a fan since about '04 or '05... I guess it's pretty recent, but it feels like its been forever.  Since I live in Hawaii, I wasn't really into pro sports until I went to my first game (there's nothing like seeing it live!). Ever since then, I've been a DIEHARD fan... None of my friends understand: they all think I'm out of my mind.

  My first game was in '05, I think.  Third row on the left field line, vs. the Nationals. It was the first game of the series with the Jose Guillen/Frank Robinson/Brenden Donnelly incident.  The Halos kicked butt: 11-1 (chicken wings!)

  The last couple of years, I've come up to O.C. to catch a game or two.  I'm pretty sure it's becoming an annual thing.  (We have family friends in the area, who are also Angel fans). Oh, and I went to spring training this year! I'm trying to butter up my parents to go again in '08... :)

-My favorite Angel memory: When I went up to O.C. this year, we went to a Saturday game vs. the Orioles, and we sat in the first row in right field (right next to Vladdy!) Unfortunately, the foul pole blocked my view of half the infield (that thing is HUGE!), but whatever.  ANYWAY, Aybar gets ROBBED by Nick Markakis (he almost picked off Kotch @ 1st base, too. Even Kotch thought it was out!). It was cool cause it happened several seats down from us. Then, this Orioles fan gets out of his seat and comes down in the front and starts trash talking and getting all worked up. He was ticking everyone off. He went back to his seat after a while... THEN, next batter: NAPOLI! He crushed one over the RF wall and Markakis didn't have a chance. That shut up the Orioles fan! I'm pretty sure he left the game after that.

Honorable mention for my memorable moment goes to Adam Kennedy's 3-run walk-off HR in the '06 season vs. the Orioles. That just sticks in my memory for some reason. Oh, and Figgy's 6-6 night and G.A.'s 10 RBI game...

Wow, sorry this was so long! Didn't mean 2 blab as much as I did...

Interesting fact: Like one of the first posters in here, I also have ancestors who signed the Declaration of Independence.  Robert Morris and George Clymer are a great great (etc.)...grandfather and uncle, respectively.  One is related to my mom's dad, the other my mom's mom.  they coincidentally knew each other 200 years before my grand parents even met.  Both have Wikipedia entries.  Check them out.  Half the state of Pennsylvania is named after Morris, and he pretty much single handedly funded the Revolutionary War.

• Older than anyone here so far (except maybe the Rev)
  
• Married with one daughter, live in Claremont
  
• I share season tickets with a friend and sit in section C347
  
• Grew up a Cardinals fan in Chicago, so I never got to root for the home team.  I vowed my daughter would not suffer the same fate
  
• Moved to Claremont in 1994, and when my daughter was 8 and became interested in baseball, we became Angels fans
  
• Was a vendor at Wrigley and Comiskey as a teenager; still the best summer job I can think of
  
• Went to the ill-fated Game 5 of the 1986 ALCS with a friend from SoCal and watched Dave Henderson crush the Angels' hopes (I was not a fan at the time but still felt bad for everyone there, especially my friend)
  
• Best Angels memory (other than 2002) is Figgy's 6 for 6, including the game winner just this past summer - what a game!
  
• Random fact: Casey is related to Robert Morris.  My dad is named after Robert Morris.

• 20 years old male
  
• I have never lived in california, have lived in a tiny montana town all my life
  
• absolutely love the halos, have been fan all my life, my dad was a converted angel fan when reggie jackson was brought to the angels
  
• sucks being the only person interested in baseball, let alone the angels in my town.
  
• im goin to a college here in my town for computer engineering degree
  
• I have been to an angels game back in 97 when the family was on vaca to disneyland. I know that the angels won and GA robbed either Canseco or McGwire of a homer
  
• Best memory: The rush of watching the postseason run of 2002
  
• random fact: the same birthday as Michael Jordan

• Grew up in the SF Valley.  Father and grandfather were PCL Angels fans.  They just kept rooting for Autry's Angels despite a three year abscence 1958-1960.
• "Officially" became an Angel fan at age 8 attending bat night vs. Milwaukee and watching Nolan Ryan strike out a gazillion Brewers.  Diehard fan ever since.  I really thought that Adrian Garret was The Answer.  Took a lot of ridicule in school years from Dodger fans.  Not so much now.
•  Lived in Palmdale for 15 years, allowing me to see most of our prospects on a pretty regular basis when they visited the Lancaster Jethhawks.  Actually had a lengthy conversation with Frankie's wife one night.
•  Currently live in Valencia.  Two kids.  Getting re-married in December.  Trying to convince my future spouse that Vladimir would be a great name for a baby (boy or girl).
•  I own a tax prep business with two offices - one in Granada Hills, the other in Valencia.  Exciting, I know.
•  True love is actually football.  I coached HS football for 13 years at Alemany, LA Baptist, Granada Hills, Paraclete, and Lancaster.
•  So I like numbers/sabermetrics/performance analysis, but I do believe in intangibles and the ability to learn and get better.  Most stat geeks consider that a paradox.  Football coaches have been doing this forever.  Baseball is just now catching up.
•  I am secretly in love with Rev's girlfriend.

• Grew up in Garden Grove and until last week lived there for all but about six years.  Born only a few days after Randy Johnson.
  
• Season tickets in section 526.
  
• 2002 bandwagoner.  Quote from the wife after I was throwing things at the TV during WS Game 5: "You didn't care about this team until a couple weeks ago!" I've been cranky ever since. (And yes, I grew up a Dodger fan. Sue me.)
  
• Best Angels memory: Speez hitting that homer was great, no doubt about it.  Personal memory at the park: the victory lap after Game 7, though watching Tim Salmon hit his first dinger (and one of his last) in April, 2006 after a lousy 2005 qualifies.  So does the K-Rod footrace to end the 2005 ALDS.
  
• No interesting facts here.  Move on.

• Best Angels memory has to be Game 6. Haven't felt such excitement since really.
• I'm half Japanese/Korean. Fun stuff!

I sit in section 525 where I share season tickets with my brother

I live in Pleasantville NY, but I still make 30-35 games a year as well as all the games in Yankee Stadium and Camden Yard (I refuse to go to that decrepit firetrap Fenway, but I make an occasional game at Jacob's Field, Cellular Field, and the Park at Arlington)

I became a fan in 1966 when they moved to Anaheim.  We lived in Orange and my dad worked in the money room and took my brother and I to 30-40 games a year.  We sat near the right field foul poll and his usher friends watched over us.

Best Angel memory was being there when they came back in game six.  My memory tells me me that I was optimistic the entire game.  My son tells me I am full of shit and I was pretty much moping and bitching through six innings (its my memory...screw him)

Interesting fact: I am a direct descendant of Rebecca Nurse who was hung as a witch in 1692 in Salam Mass.  The chowderheads were f'ing with my family 315 years ago.  Talk about a curse.

Born and raised in Fredonia in Western New York, south of Buffalo.  

I'm an Angels fan since about '86.  I don't remember exactly but I think it was because the toughest kid in school was a Rams fan.  I decided, pragmatically, to be a Rams fan as well (still am.)  When I became aware that the Angels played on the same turf, it made sense to root for them as well.  As all my friends became Yankee fans, it became fun to be the one guy who wasn't.  That and Wally Joyner was awesome!!!

I've only been to a few games in Cleveland.  That's where my dad is from and it's the closest MLB stadium.

Best non-2002 memory is seeing Wally hit 2 doubles off the old War Memorial wall in '89.  They were the 2 longest hits that day.

Interesting facts:
My daughter is named Sera because it's a cool way to name your daughter after the team without your wife realizing.

I too am descended from someone who signed the Declaration of Independence: Josiah Bartlett.

I'm 39 and haved lived in NJ my entire life. I have never seen the Angels play in person at Angels Stadium, but I have seen them play at Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium, Jacobs Field, and PNC Park.

Started rooting for the Angels in '79 when I was 11, so I do admit that I probably jumped on the bandwagon, but I was 11, and I have never jumped off.

My son's first game was Angels - Yankees in August 2006 (Yankees won)

A few Memories - Was at a wedding during Game 6 of the Series, and listened to the end of the game while driving home.
Was at Yankee Stadium when Shigetoshi Hasegawa came into a game, his name was so long, they couldn't put a space between his first and last name on the Yankee Stadium scoreboard.
And, as painful as it is, I still remeber watching game 5 of the '86 ALCS, and watching Henderson running around the bases and that look on Donnie Moore's face.

Interesting tidbit - I am a decendant of Charlemegne, and my great grandmother was recently inducted into the fly fishing hall of fame (posthumously) in the same class as Robert Redford.

-Born and raised in L.A.; but have lived in the OC for the past 17 years.

-Don't own tix, but hey -trying to figure out the best seats in different parts of the stadium is half the fun.

-I've been a Halo fan since '78 after meeting Grich in the parking lot after a game.

-Favorite Angels moment: Going to Nolan Ryan's last game at Anaheim Stadium, sitting at the top of the stadium in centerfield and seeing him go out the way a warrior should - His arm litterally fell off.

-Former Miss America/singer/actress Vanessa Williams is my cousin

• Higz is 31
  
• No season tix. I like to sit in the nosebleeds behind home plate (518, etc.)
  
• I live in El Toro (Lake Forest if you're a snob)
  
• Angels fan since '86 (Wally! Wally!), lost interest in the '90s, came back in 2002. Yeah, I'll admit it.
  
• Best Angels memory: "Erstad... makes the catch!"
  
• I'm not related to anyone who signed the Declaration of Independence - my ancestors actually fought in the Revolution. So there.
  

I grew up in Orange, back when you could still see the new stadium while playing left field on the Little League team. I live in Santa Ana now, just south of Fairhaven cemetary, which puts me 5 minutes from the park and 50 yards from my final resting place.

I have made it from the Rev's seats (well, his 2006 seats) to my arm chair at home in 22 minutes flat after a game. So, yeah, I know the best Mexican food joints within 5 minutes of the stadium, and none of them are named Fresca's.

I grew up sitting in section 112, rows A, B or C. Now all you bandwagoners have pushed me up to Section 513. But I am probably the only HH'er with Slingbox, who can watch Angels broadcasts from my PDA anywhere my business travels take me.

I have my own missus (25 years just last week!)and two boys of college age, the older of which is Rubixsqube here. (Aside to halofan91: Rubix graduated from Harvey Mudd in Claremont two years ago, and is now a grad student.)

One of my favorite stories was from back in the early '70s. The A's were in town for the 4th of July game. For this game we did NOT get the free season tix behind home dugout, and ended up behind the foul pole in RF, upper deck. Therefore, we were allowed to move to the field for the fireworks show. We were to enter the field through the visitors bullpen which, at the time, was also where the A's were loading on to their bus for the trip to the airport. My brothers and I stood in awe as Joe Rudi picked up my baby brother - the autograph hound - and carried him onto the team bus for a signing orgy. Not 15 seconds later that same brother comes back OFF the bus, this time in the arms of Reggie Jackson. Team Captain had his rules, and one of them must have been "No cute little toddler baseball fans on MY bus, ever." And he was a real prick about it, too.

Been a fan since '98 when I moved to OC.

Live in Bay Area now and proudly piss of any Oakland or SF Fans by wearing Angels stuff at least twice a week.

Don't get to many games because the options are OAK and SF but always go to A's Angels game

Best moment at a game was when my family got handed tix to Halos clinching day in Oakland in 2005. Got to sit literally right behind Sosh and my brother chatted with Moreno. It was Awesome.

When I lived in OC. I had 1/4 game tix for the lower part of the upper deck right behind home plate.

-34 years old (Just had a b-day Nov. 17)
-Grew up in Santa Ana. Now live in Anaheim for the las 10 years.
-My first love were the Dodgers I have to admit. But as I also followed the Angels because I loved the 80's uniform and I also paraded around the stadium for little league day (I played southeast little league in Santa Ana-padres,pirates,etc.-)
-I was the biggest Brian Downing fan (and then came Timmy -the fish- Salmon (How can you not love that guy?)I always wanted for an event to happen in which BD and the Fish were both there but I know BD and the Angels organization have some problems. Oh well! se la vie!
-My pre2002 fondest memory was when the Angels won the west in 86 (i think?) and the crowd all rushed the field and went BEZERK!
-Other memory has to be Timmy lifting the trophy and dedicating it to the fans.
-I attend about 10-20 games per (scalpers and box office)

And I love this community (HH). Hopefully we can have a gathering at opening day...REv??? I always go opening day...it's a personal tradition.

vr, Xei

--I live in Northern San Bernardino(just trying to make it sounds fancier, still SB)

--Dont have season tix but i get my tix trhough ebay or i have my hook ups and angel stadium pass me down some tix

--Grew up as an angel fan thanx to my pops. But grew up up in a family with Dodger lovers. My mom and Ismael Valdes were child hood friend. But grew more attached around 1996 and remember my first game as a kid

--My best angel memory is these three games i attended. 1. When Vlad up nine RBI's against Boston. 2. I wanted to leave in the 5th inning. I was cold. But My brother knew the angels would come back from a 5 run deficit. Oh yeah and Chone Figgins ended up going 6 for 6. Kinda glad i listened to my lil bro. 3. and the clincher.

--interesting fact about me. well not related to no famous was person. But i dated a girl whos uncle is Carlos "el pescadito" Ruiz who plays for FC Dallas for MLS. and i saw Paul Lo Duca about 2 weeks ago at an IN and OUT of the 10 fwy in ontario by ontario mills.. .

I was born in Williamsport, PA (where the Little League World Series is held every year).  Carl Stotz, the founder of Little League Baseball, taught me how to throw a curve ball.

I'm a Film/Video Editor, which is why the wife and I packed everything we could fit in the Uhaul and headed west 4 years ago.

I played baseball my entire childhood, but never took to watching the pro game on television.  Williamsport is in dead central PA, 4 hours from Pittsburgh and 3 and a half from Philly so it wasn't like I had a local team to root for.  I started following the Angels pretty rabidly at the end of the '04 season.

No season seats...yet.  Last season I made it to about 28 games at the Big A, (and 1 in Oakland) with most of the seats coming from TicketExchange.  I usually sit in RF, somewhere between 236 and 240.  If I feel like splurging I'll sit somewhere between 207 and 209.  

My favorite memory in my short Angels fandom would have to be Figgy's 6 for 6 night in the comeback win over the Astros.  I was there and it was probably the single greatest performance I've ever witnessed by a professional athlete.

I live in Woodland Hills when I'm not going to school in Boston.

I've liked the team my whole life, but I never really started watching until the '05 ALDS.

My best Angels moment was obviously Speez's homer in Game 6, although I wasn't really an official "fan" yet, if you wanna get picky.

Interesting fact: I hated regular season baseball until 2006.

My grandparents have had Angels season seats for close to 20 years now. I go to about 20 games a season and usually sit in the 200s or 500s. I've probably spent around 4 grand driving the 5 getting to the Big A. But Angels baseball is always worth it.

My favorite Angel memory has to be in '99 when Mo Vaughn hit a grand slam vs the Yanks in NY. A bright spot in a bad season for me. My Dad and I were watching and he said he'd run around the neighboorhood in his underwear if he hit one out. He did and he did. Hilarious.

My grandparents have had Angels season seats for close to 20 years now. I go to about 20 games a season and usually sit in the 200s or 500s. I've probably spent around 4 grand driving the 5 getting to the Big A. But Angels baseball is always worth it.

My favorite Angel memory has to be in '99 when Mo Vaughn hit a grand slam vs the Yanks in NY. A bright spot in a bad season for me. My Dad and I were watching and he said he'd run around the neighboorhood in his underwear if he hit one out. He did and he did. Hilarious.

It's rare for me to make a game these days, though I caught a couple this past summer in Anaheim and even one in St. Louis, where I witnessed a 16-4 beatdown of the Cards and was sprinkled with peanut shells tossed by bitter fans.  It appears I'll have to make the drive to Arlington to catch the Angels in 2008, as well as watching on mlbtv.com.

Favorite moments:

1. My first Angels memory in 1982:  In an effort to beat traffic, my dad rushed us out of Anaheim Stadium in the top of the ninth.  The bottom of the inning featured a game-winning grand slam off the bat of Don Baylor, as heard by me and my family in the parking lot.
2. WS clincher in 2002: By the reasoning above, I realized that all the Angels needed to win a WS ring was for me to be on the other side of the world.  I watched Game 7 at 6a.m. in Bangladesh and was the happiest man in the country that day (OK, that year).

Been an Angels fan for 22 years. Best moment was the night we won it all.

Interesting tidbit is that I go to more Dodgers games than Angels games, simply because the Dodgers are only an hour away but the Angels are two hours away. I've only been to three Angels games in my life. One while the stadium was in the process of being renovated with the rock pile in center, the second when Cal Ripken came to Angel Stadium for the last time but he didn't play, and the last time was going to the Angels-Yankees game in 2006 where Napoli hit the game-winning sac fly in the bottom of the 9th. It took me two hours to get out of the parking lot, though.

• I'm 21
• I don't have season tickets, only get seats where i find them, although I have a friend that has tickets in 108 that I get sometimes..
• I live in Loma Linda, but attend school in napa valley..
• I've been a fan since i was a little one, i honestly don't remember the exact year.. lol
• 2002 postseason for sure + the future of the franchise if that - counts..
• I attended more angels games at shitty oakland stadium than i did at the beautiful angels stadium of anaheim this year, and regret it..

My Dad and Mom always fancied the Big A over Dodger Stadium. I guess it was either the food they liked or the lack of cholos roaming the concourse. We could always count on being given every week four tickets to a game from a buddy of my Dad. We usually sat on the right field level behind the visitors dugout. Section 133??

I don't have season tickets. I usually scrounge tickets from a friend who has season tickets or my buddies that work for AEG at the Big A.

I was born in Torrance, grew up in Hacienda Heights, lived near downtown LA for a few years and have recently moved to the Santa Ana/Tustin area.

Greatest Halo memories include watching them on tv clinch their first AL Wester Division Championship in 79 ( I think I recall Dick Enberg making the call??? )
The passing away of Lyman Bostock.
The 82 series against Milwaukee.
Game 5 of the 1986 ALCS. My entire family was there and I won't ever forgot how in shock I was that we lost the game, and eventually the series.
Beating the Yanks, Twins to get to their first WS in 2002.
The memories of Game 6 of the WS will live with me forever. I still bust out my DVD highlights of that year for kicks.

GO HALOS! Great thread ...

don't have season tickets, don't get to any games,I get to enjoy all the game with Rex & Phyzz, because...

I live in Hawaii

The closest I got to Anaheim Stadium was Rocking Horse Lane in Garden Grove back in the Summer of '82

Oh, well...

• Born 10 years after my favorite team.
  
• Married with a young son and daughter.
  
• First game - 1978 (CAL 16 - CLE 3).
  
• First season as a rabid fan - 1982
  
• 1986 still hurts but nowhere near as bad as before 10/27/02.
  
• Born in Anaheim, raised in Placentia, reside in Rancho Santa Margarita
  
• Commodities trader (email me if you want a Brinks truck full of Gold bullion)
  
• Favorite player of all time: Douglas Vernon DeCinces (#11 should be retired for Dougie not Fregosi!)
  
• Homered off of Brett Tomko at age 11 (East Placentia Little League!)
  
• Went to Servite HS in Anaheim (Mike Witt's alma mater).

• If you look real real close I am in a few crowd shots in the movie THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION II - The Metal Years
• Blackie Lawless was a bridesmaid in my wedding
• By sheer coincidence, I am related to every single signer of the Declaration of Independence

You are more likely to find me here on HH than at the games because I have the lazy luxury of watching all the games on cable and have fun commenting in the open game threads. I plan to make it to more games next year.

I owned a vintage furniture store for twenty five years, one of the first trendy stores on Melrose Ave. in Hollywood, and am well know for making the 50's Retro Style popular on the west coast in the early eighties and nineties.

My younger brother is a sort of famous rock guitarist. He was the bass player in the SF punk band the Avengers, and guitar player in Chris Isaak and Silvertone. He plays the twangy guitar on their hit song "Wicked Game."

Interesting fact: Rev Halofan and I have a friend in common. Artist and singer, Liz McGrath, better known as Miss Derringer. She is a close family friend of mine. Recently I asked her about this guy Mat Gleason, and she said, "Oh yeah, he's a really good guy!"

Fav memories are ditching school to wait/camp in line around the Big A in 79 for 3 days and 2 nights with friends.  

Sitting in the worst seats in the house in LF in the 80's so we could watch the fireworks at DLand at 9pm.  :)  

Duhh...2002...flew down for Yanks series and games 1/2 vs Giants...

Timing was everything...son became fan in 02 as they marched to the WS.  Now we share that bond!  Now I have to fly the both of us down to attend!  :)

Location: London, England.

Weight: Substantial

Been following the Angels since: '88

Reason for following Angels: unclear

Only visit to Angel stadium: May 2002

Favourite all time Angel: Percival

Best Angel Memory:

ANGELS 8TH: Erstad homered; Salmon singled to center; FIGGINS RAN FOR SALMON; Anderson singled to left [Figgins to third, Anderson to second (error by Bonds)]; Bonds picked ball in foul ground and fumbled it; NEN REPLACED WORRELL PITCHING); Glaus doubled to left [Figgins scored, Anderson scored (unearned)].

Best Angel Memory (audio division):

Rory Markas's "Just Another Halo Victory" at the end of the 2002 ALCS victory over the Twins. He was nearly crying, I was crying.

Live in central cal

I am a real life Rev.

Been a fan since childhod in Costa Mesa

Fav. memeory is rushing the field when they clinched the division in 79. followed closely by
The double by Glaus in game 6.

• I a 29 year old comedian/filmaker/mortgage analyst. (Just in case you are interested in seeing some of the videos we are under the user name SwingingJohnsonBros on youtube) Used to post on the ESPN board years ago and I've been reading this one for quite awhile... thought I would join up again... especially after this offseason.
• Angels fan since just after my dad Cried after the ALDS in 1981. Really picked up watching games during the 90's while I was in HS. Some of those years were good... some were ummm not.
• Fondest memory... Triple play at Angels Stadium a few years back. GA to DiSar to Erstad on 7/5/1997 against Seattle... Beating them never seems old to me. And watching the the boys in red win game seven with my dad.
• I make it to what games I can when I can but I watch most on the big screen that I bought because I can't make it to enough for my taste.
  

BC = initials

562 = area code

74 = date of birth

And here people thought I was a computer-generated handle.  Well, the joke's on you.

Greatest Angels memory: being at game seven in 2002.  I was also at game two, but sadly wasn't at game six.

Worst Angels memory: 1986, game five.  Dave Henderson.  To this day whenever my dad and I see or hear about him, we refer to him as "killer".