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From seattletimes.nwsource Jeff Suppan and the San Diego Padres were no match for Jered Weaver and the Los Angeles Angels.
Jered Weaver pitches Angels past Padres 7-2
From seattletimes.nwsource Jered Weaver and two relievers combined on a three-hitter, Mike Trout had an RBI triple among his three hits and the Los Angeles Angels beat the San Diego Padres 4-2 in their first regular-season visit to Petco Park.
Weaver 1st loss for Angels in 13-6 loss at Texas
From seattletimes.nwsource Jered Weaver walked off the mound singing along as “Hit the Road Jack” blared over the speakers at Rangers Ballpark.
Cruz slam helps Rangers beat Weaver, Angels 13-6
From seattletimes.nwsource Nelson Cruz hit his third career grand slam, Josh Hamilton drove in three runs and the Texas Rangers beat the Los Angeles Angels 13-6 on Sunday night to hand Jered Weaver his first loss.
Above all, poise was missing
From feeds.latimes In the end, the one thing the Angels were missing, above all else, was poise. The team that played so well, with so much confidence, in the regular season and the ALDS never showed up in the ALCS. Instead, we…
Rain out helps Angels
From feeds.latimes It was bad news if you were a fan looking forward to Game 6 tonight. But when the official announcement of a rainout was made in New York, it was good news for the Angels. Now Mike Scioscia will have…
Game 5 postmortems
From feeds.latimes It was too great a game with too many juicy subplots for one day. Here are just a few Game 5 postmortems: –SCIOSCIA’S MOVES — Considering the wails of anger and stream of comments and e-mails, Mike Scioscia must be…
Reconsidering Lackey’s status
From feeds.latimes The consensus of most baseball people I’ve talked to is that Game 5 of the ALCS could be John Lackey’s last as an Angel, barring an unlikely three-win comeback against the Yankees, of course. As the most appealing pitcher in…
There’s no better way to celebrate a no-hitter … than by hitting up the local dive bar and raging with the locals … at least that’s what Angels pitcher Jered Weaver did last night. Hours after he no-no’d the Minnesota Twins, 29-year-old Weaver and…
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Dodgers’ starting rotation is a startling second-best in majors
From feeds.latimes The Times rankings: The Nationals have the best team ERA in the league; the Angels come in at No. 8. C.J. Wilson was the ace of the Texas Rangers’ pitching staff last season. When the Angels signed Wilson and slotted him into the No. 4 spot of their starting rotation behind Jered Weaver, Dan Haren and Ervin Santana, the debate raged as to whether the Angels might have a better rotation than the Philadelphia Phillies. The Dodgers let Hiroki Kuroda go because they could not afford him. They signed Chris Capuano and Aaron Harang, assembling a rotation perceived as Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw and four innings-eaters in Capuano, Harang, Chad Billingsley and Ted Lilly. Yet, the Dodgers boasted the best record in the majors through Friday’s games, primarily for two reasons; Matt Kemp and the starting rotation. The Angels’ rotation has been solid, second-best in the hitter-heavy American League, as ranked by earned-run average. But the Dodgers’ rotation has been spectacular, second-best in the major leagues, trailing only the Washington Nationals. The rotations of every major league team, ranked by ERA through Friday’s games, with the names of the five pitchers who have started the most games for each team:
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