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Kendry Morales gets the Angels on the board in the fifth with a one-out solo home run off CC Sabathia. The Yankees lead is down to 5-1.
Update: Napoli and Aybar follow with singles and the Angels have their first threat of the evening, men on first and second with one out.
Update: Figgins forces Aybar [...]
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Via Fantasy Baseball Dugout
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October 19, 2009
Kendry Morales of the Los Angeles Angels was one of the players we featured in a list of players to watch AFTER you draft, provided by WaiverSharks.com. By the end of season, anyone having issues at first base, in the outfield, or at the utility hitter position likely took that advice and added Morales to their lineup, [...]
Via SportingNews.com
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October 19, 2009
A double by Jeff Mathis in the 11th inning gives the Angels a much needed victory in the ALCS.
Via Babes Love Baseball
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October 20, 2009
Working on three days rest, CC Sabathia munched his way through the Los Angeles Angels lineup for eight innings, allowing just one run on five hits, and striking out five after 101 pitches to aid his New York Yankees in their 10-1 victory. Alex Rodriguez continued his outstanding postseason play with his third longball in as many games, falling a triple short of the cycle in his...
Via Baseball & The Boogie Down
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October 20, 2009
It's late. I'm tired. This post will be abbreviated with a much longer one coming tomorrow at some point. I wanted to get something up before I went to bed. Who am I kidding? I'm probably going to bust out a full post. Time will tell.Tonight's game in a word: awesome. The Yankees crushed the Angels and are now firmly in the driver's seat with a 3 game to 1 lead on the Angels...
Via Seattle Times
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October 19, 2009
Jeff Mathis hit a two-out double in the 11th inning to drive home the winning run and the Los Angeles Angels survived a second straight thriller for a 5-4 victory over the Yankees on Monday, trimming New York's lead in the AL championship series to 2-1.
Via Los Angeles Times
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October 20, 2009
Chone Figgins, Kendry Morales and Juan Rivera are among those struggling at the plate. But Angels hitting coach Mickey Hatcher knows a timely hit means more.
Chone Figgins, Kendry Morales and Juan Rivera are among those struggling at the plate. But Angels hitting coach Mickey Hatcher knows...
Via Baseball Musings
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October 19, 2009
After reaching on a single with one out in the fourth, Torii Hunter runs on a 3-1 count with Vlad Guerrero at the plate. Unfortunately for him, Pettitte was throwing to first and Hunter is caught stealing at second. Pettitte then walks Guerrero.
That’s three of the four Angels runners this afternoon [...]
Via SoCal Sports Hub
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October 20, 2009
It’s hard to look so bad for so long and still come away with a win.
But that’s exactly how the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim wriggled their way back into this ALCS match-up against the New York Yankees, winning Game Three in walk-off fashion by a score of 5-4.
Unfortunately, the dramatic victory only masks a [...]
Via New York Yankees - New York Post
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October 19, 2009
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Here is a guy who can definitely use a raise.
Jered Weaver wasn't the best pitcher in baseball this season, just among the best values. The Angels got 16 victories from the 27-year-old right-hander and paid him $465,000. Only ...
Via Los Angeles Times
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October 22, 2009
After big home run in Boston series two weeks, he hasn¡¦t driven in a run as the Angels sit on the brink of elimination by Yankees. He knows his role is to lead by example, and pressure is on.
After big home run in Boston series two weeks, he hasn¡¦t driven in a run as the Angels sit...
Via NY Daily News
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October 19, 2009
Jeff Mathis' walkoff RBI double scored Howie Kendrick all the way from first base, as the Angels pulled themselves back in the series with an 11-inning, 5-4 win over the Yankees at Angel Stadium.
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