The last temptation of Vernon Wells

We are never going to be rid of Vernon Wells, are we? Every time it seems like the Angels are on the verge of erasing Tony Reagins' most epic of mistakes, something happens to keep him in the fold.  Last season, it was the uncertainty surrounding Kendrys Morales' recovery and Mark Trumbo's ability to get on base more than once every week.  Factor in a strong, in relative terms, stretch for Vernon before he hurt himself and the Halos had convinced themselves that he deserved a second chance in a part-time role. Somehow, the mere temptation of having Wells on the roster was too much for Scioscia even though he had roughly seventeen OF/DH types on the roster at the time.  Before you knew it, Sosh had burned 262 plate appearances on Vernon.  He did nothing to earn the playing time.  He did nothing to earn a third chance. One off-season later, the Angels find themselves in a similar position. They've got too many outfielders, even after the Morales trade, and ...