The Los Angeles Times had an article yesterday featuring a line-up of the all-time best Angels not currently in the Hall of Fame, one person per position. You can read the article here (http://www.latimes.com/sports/baseball/mlb/la-spw-angelhall11jan11,1,486605.story?coll=la-headlines-sports-majorbaseb) - there are several RBIers mentioned:
- Bob Boone, C
- Bobby Grich, 2B
- Doug DeCinces, 3B
- Don Baylor, OF
- Brian Downing, OF
Shouldn't Blyleven be the pitcher? Of course, if they're just considering the player's contributions as an Angel...
...then this is the dumbest article ever.
Jim Fregosi for the hall!
There was really a player named Buck Rodgers? Tee Hee...
my man downing gets some love. i'd think molina is better than bob boone
Buck Rodgers was a very fine manager for the 'spos.
Why isn't reggie on the all time angel team? 82 and 86 count for something?
What Angel 1B is better than joyner?
Quote from: Ryno on 01/13/06, 10:55:13 PM
Buck Rodgers was a very fine manager for the 'spos.
Why isn't reggie on the all time angel team? 82 and 86 count for something?
What Angel 1B is better than joyner?
Reggie Jackson is in the Hall of Fame, and Joyner isn't eligible yet.
Buck Rogers was almost killed when the team bus crashed off the side of a mountain while traveling from New York to Baltimore.
Ironically, the night that this crash happened, the "Seinfeld" episode premiered with Keith Hernandez, where George wonders why no team plane has ever crashed before.
that was a great year for the angels. i also liked it when george hendrick whacked gary disarcina in the wrist with a fungo bat.