Angels Fritter And Waste The Hours In An Offhand Way

Seriously Angels?

and F U Wells

more like arte went coloring book bible stories.

this is bullshit. mike scioscia is an insane person and needs to be arrested.

BOTG: Soth
 
- for not starting Trout
- for starting VW
- for having the LH relievers in the wrong roles (Hawk should be the situational lefty and only facing one or two batters; Downs should be pitching more than one inning when he comes in)

So I can use my next F bomb on that piece of shit Vernon Wells

I thought maybe Red Floyd had written this postgamer… :)

perfect time to get the aging veteran some rest

I don’t want to watch these games. There pissing me off soo bad. Why the hell does this idiot Soth keep doing the same stupid things over and over, and expecting different results? Isn’t that definition insanity?! Why the hell should Trout sit? Why can’t soth allow him to prove himself, the way Wells has shown his inability to play at a major league level…. Ok maybe a little much, but I feel better.

Can Mark Trumbo catch Tim Salmon to break the Angel rookie homerun record?

Okay, I really like Sosh. He’s done great things for the team, all indications suggest he runs a tight clubhouse without dissent, the Angels regularly outplay expectations, all that jazz.

But sometimes, he’s just so idiotic. He brings up Trout and Conger to play more, then they sit on the bench [well, before today for Conger]. The Wells/Abreu platoon should be used, instead they’re both sitting in the lineup every day. He forgets that Rich Thompson exists sometimes, decides to use his best pitcher as a situational lefty [when a few years ago with Fuentes, that would’ve worked], and his lineups are like he’s trying to set the record for the most different lineups in a season.

After sitting through my football fantasy draft that lasted nearly three hours in a poorly ventilated, hot ass, funky rec room, full of tobacco chewing, rude, cocky MFers, the one relief I had was knowing that when I got home, the boys with the red hats would be victorious. Needless to say, they did. Unfortunately, the boys were Arizona and Philly. What a bummer!

i like michael eaves, but that was downright Wells-ian fail.

Jeers for associating it with a loss.

Why are the shitty bullpen pitchers are allowed to go past 1 IP but the best guys are limited to a couple outs at best?

This wasn’t garbage time tonight yet Sosh basically treated it as such letting Taka pitch the 8th inning.

It’s time to fire Mike Scioscia. Fuck him.

I’m just trying to figure this out and wondering if its a possibility he is taking some side payment from somewhere to somehow throw the division.

Regardless of what is really happening. I’m down with finding a new manager after this season. It’s too frustrating watching him continuously stick to whatever game plan he has and his inability to adapt and change for the sake of whats best for the team.

Is he just playing Wells everyday simply because he supported and had a hand in the trade?

Maybe he is reaching his senile age early?
 
Whatever the reason is, F#ck you Scioscia!

Conger’s defense is FINE and his bat could in some small way make up for the loss of napoli, but not if he’s on the bench for everybody but piniero and williams.
I dont have a problem with bobby wilson starting agaist lefties, but hank should have been the everyday catcher from the start.

dont even get me started on wells…
A team built around defense should have outfeilders that make some attempt to catch the ball, not just play it on a hop and go cash their check.

Scioscia has been given every oppritunity for this to be a playoff or even world series team, but has seemingly gone out of his way to avoid that. Think where we’d be with naps still behind the plate and trout in LF every day. First place by a longshot, that’s where

7-2-1-2-0-0 A wise man does not need advice and a fool won’t take it.
by angelslogic on Aug 28, 2011 9:54 PM PDT reply actions

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I need every point I can get.

Have me considering the role a manager plays in a pitcher’s statistics. Jered Weaver’s start on Sunday wasn’t great, but it wasn’t a bomb (and a LOSS) until Sosh hung him out to dry.