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“We find whatever it is we’re looking for. Look for the good.”

One minute I’m crashing out about the Angels. The next minute, they walk it off with a 3-run double. That’s how they get ya. I’m forever stuck with this team, for better or worse. Baseball fandom at its finest.

LOGANNNNN O’HOPPEEEEE X2

Bailey Ober, Ridiculous 83mph Changeup. 😳 26 Inches of Horizontal Break.

OPS, selected MLB shortstops: Neto (LAA) .889 Witt (KC) .876 Lindor (NYM) .831 Betts (LAD) .789 Turner (PHI) .781

Angels bullpen of late: Hunter Strickland: 11 IP, 0 ER Reid Detmers: 10 IP, 0 ER Brock Burke: 8 2/3 IP, 2 ER Connor Brogdon: 8 1/3 IP, 2 ER Kenley Jansen: 10 2/3 IP, 3 ER Ryan Zeferjahn: 9 1/3 IP, 3 ER What was once the worst bullpen in baseball has made a full-scale comeback.

The Angels keep their first-rounders on the fast track ⬇️ 2022: Zach Neto 2023: Nolan Schanuel 2024: Christian Moore The three of them COMBINED to play 162 career minor league games with 720 plate appearances.

Fun fact: Two Angels batters’ first career hit came this year, and both were triples.

Angels hitters have had 213 pitches (2.1%) outside of the zone called strikes against them this season, most in MLB. The next closest is SF at 193 (1.8%).

MLB Now MLB Network If Angels are smart play the season like last year’s Tigers. - continue to develop young players - be sellers at trade deadline with expiring contracts - ride the GRIT and Heart factors to sneak in the playoff mix this year

Umpire: Ben May Final: Angels 3, Yankees 2 #RepTheHalo // #RepBX #LAAvsNYY // #NYYvsLAA More stats for this ump 👇 umpscorecards.com/data/single-um…

Angels bullpen is notoriously slow starting. Last season from June 17-on they had the best bullpen ERA in the majors (2.69). This season, since May 19, their 2.79 ERA is the 3rd best in the AL. This series: Angels relivers have gone 10.1 scoreless innings, having allowed 3 H

In the words of Nelson Mandela: it always seems impossible until it’s done. My friends, it is done. And you are the ones who did it. I am honored to be your Democratic nominee for the Mayor of New York City.

Yusei Kikuchi this season: - 1st inning: 17 IP, 5.82 ERA, 7.41 RA/9, .916 OPSa - after 1st inning: 79.2 IP, 2.15 ERA, 2.60 RA/9, .645 OPSa

Schanuel hit Ohtani in the face chasing a foul ball in the dugout

Seeing Mike Trout’s first two games of the season