By Adam Dodge - Angelswin.com Senior WriterLarry Wilkerson, a once remarkable cheerer, who so graciously exhibited every attribute of the prototypical “super-fan,” has continued to slump in 2009 despite the overwhelming support of his peers — the parking attendants, ushers and vendors, and his beautiful wife, Sharon (pictured with him in the photo above.) And even though the Angels players gave Wilkerson a vote of confidence just two short weeks ago, recent comments suggest that the uniformed personnel, those whom this future member of the Hall of Fans has so vigorously supported over the past 20 years, are beginning to concede that “L-Dub” is past his prime.“Man, it’s tough," said All-Star center fielder Torii Hunter. "You hope to see him out there behind the dugout, standing up with a colorful sign, screaming and yelling at the top of his lungs, but it’s just not happening."Hunter’s not the only one to notice the apparent decline in skills. Bench player Robb Quinlan admitted he’s ...
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