Rob McMillin

In case you missed it, the Angels are on one heck of a tear, going 19-6 so far in July. Prior to this one, the Angels hadn't posted a winning decade once in its history, so you might be surprised to learn that even if they close out tonight's... continue reading on LAist

Way back when, back on July 7, the Angels were dead last in the AL West, and ESPN's Keith Law recommended the Angels look toward 2007 and throw in the towel on 2006. Of course, a short note to Law revealed he had written the piece at the end... continue reading on LAist

If it's trade rumors you're after, this is a remarkably weak season for them. With about 20 teams in at least theoretical contention, almost nobody is selling, and almost no club is in a position where fixing one weak position will vault that team over their division rivals. With... continue reading on LAist

One of the problems of writing about a bad team is that generally it's hard to say anything new about what's going wrong with the team. Usually, it's the same failures by the same players day in and day out, and after a while, everyone looks listless, the hitters... continue reading on LAist

After a perfectly wretched first half, the Angels concluded their run into the All-Star break on a tear, taking three straight from Oakland. They started their second half just as hot, sweeping the mostly hapless Tampa Bay Devil Rays at home, despite some peculiar moves by Mike Scioscia, who... continue reading on LAist