Found October 19, 2009 on
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The man who saved the Los Angeles Angels from a sweep and maybe their season gets today's POTD!
Howie Kendrick (or Howard if you go by the Angels official website) was 3-for-5 in the Halos 5-4 victory over the New York Yankees in Game 3 of the ALCS Monday afternoon. Trailing 3-0, Kendrick gave the hometown fans something to cheer about by hitting a solo homer off Andy Pettitte in the fifth. He tripled and scored what would have been the winning run in the seventh but Kevin Jepsen had to go and blow it by surrendering a game tying home run in the eighth. Kendrick singled off Alfredo Aceves to keep the Angels rally alive in the eleventh and came all the way around to score on Jeff Mathis' walkoff double. Yankees lose! Yankees lose! DUUUUUUUUUHHHH Yankees lose!Kendrick rips a double to left off Casey Janssen during the ninth inning of a game August 21st at the Rogers Centre. He represented the tying run but pinch-hitter Bobby Abreu grounded to first to end the ball game as the J...
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Goddam Howie Kendrick. I’m too angry to write anything. I just hope the Yanks bounce back tomorrow.
CC, the team needs you. Please keep up your good work tomorrow.
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Via Baseball Musings
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Via SI.com
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October 19, 2009
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Via Angels Locker
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Via SoCal Sports Hub
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With the season on the line, the Angels needed to find a way to get back into this series. Thanks to the bats of Vladimir Guerrero, Howie Kendrick, and Jeff Mathis, the Angels pulled the series back to 2-1 and look to get even tomorrow night.
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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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