Angels vs Point to Point (Rays)

by vladtheimpaler on Jun 9, 2008 4:38 AM PDT Comment 7 comments

I looked up a "ray", and the definition is "a straight line between two points." So I guess that is who (what) we are playing against.

The Rays are the last team to have beaten us. They Swept us 3-0. After that we split with the W. Sox, then took the next 6 series (including a sweep over the M's).

However, the "Rays" are only 13-16 on the road. Furthermore, I am hot too. In my last fanpost on 4-21, http://www.halosheaven.com/2008/4/21/446616/the-big-road-trip, I predicted that we would go up 4 of 6 on the B Sox by winning two of three. (I only got "fair" support from HH fans on my poll).

I am now predicting we end up 3-3 against the point to points. And now, a Poll.

Poll

Angels vs point to point

Angels sweep

9 votes

Angels 2/3

36 votes

Angels 1/3 or Less (only fior A's fans)

2 votes

47 votes | Poll has closed

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As a former math major,

Your definition is not quite correct.

A line segment is a straight line between two points. A ray is a half an unbounded line (i.e. it has one end, but goes through two specified points).

Angels fan since '67

by red floyd on Jun 9, 2008 7:42 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs

Terminate the Ray at both ends!

In geometry, a ray starts at one point, then goes on forever in one direction.

"At some point, a veteran player will more often than not find his stroke. You just have to show them a little bit of patience."

by Downing Rules on Jun 9, 2008 9:55 AM PDT up reply actions 0 recs

More Rays drama

Matt Garza and his catcher, Dioner Navarro got in each others face on the mound, then scuffled in the dugout yesterday in Arlington.

I can’t find the link now, but I read earlier today that James Shields will drop his appeal AFTER his start here Tuesday. I’m actually glad we’ll get to face him again.

Please go away Chris Bootcheck. Your work here is done.

by ReggieBullits on Jun 9, 2008 8:48 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs