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Sweet MySpace Page, Jered Weaver
The Angels' #1 pick in 2004 was called up a month ago and bro hasn't lost a game yet. The 6'7" brother of teammate Jeff Weaver, has been raising eyebrows by only giving up four ER in 26.1 innings and going 4-0 in four starts. Exactly what Anaheim needed once their ace Bartolo Colon went down.
The only thing that Jered needs is someone to spell check his Myspace account, which at first glance isn't as embarrassing as fellow Angel Kelvim's... until you start reading it.
General: Music, gunna take up either the gutair or piano one of these days, golf, beach, movies, and good food!
Movies I havent really seen many but i am trying to catch up i like true storys and mysteries.
Who I'd like to meet: There are way to many and most of them are dead.
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