First place tie with the pesky Rangers!
Escobar may not pitch again this season. Santana in question.
...lookin' shaky.
Escobar may not pitch again this season. Santana in question.
...lookin' shaky.
The AL West 2009
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Coors Field fixed that.
Now we know how little power the Mariners have in their lineup when they can't score at Coors....and now the pitching is banged up as well.
Dodgers, Red Sox and Yankees are on docket next...it may be do or die time.
Just 2.5 games out now and at 500.
Yup. A reverse laffer. Nothing to jump up and down about except for Vlad's re-emergence. I HATE those runaway games either way.
I don't know how long Vlad's been back, but it looks like him and Maggs are on similar course so far .... Maggs has started to hit as has Vlad, Good for both teams and players !
Too soon to get excited about Maggs, but it's a positive start anyways.
SOLE POSESSION OF 1ST PLACE IN THE AL WEST!!!!!
Good Jesus, it took us long enough to get here!!!
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Good Jesus, it took us long enough to get here!!!
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Congratulations to the Yankees west!SOLE POSESSION OF 1ST PLACE IN THE AL WEST!!!!!
Good Jesus, it took us long enough to get here!!!
Yup, the boys went to Disney World for two weeks and had a blast. Now, it's back to work and time for reality to set in. Where they stand on July 9th may well be where they'll stand on October 4th!
Congratulations to the Yankees west!
I don't think the two organizations are the same in ANY way.
Angels don't go out and outbid others for players like the yankees do.
Angels don't have ALL the Money in the world on thier side.
Angels play better and more entertaining ball.
Jimbo
They are entertaining but they spend some serious cash!
[ame="http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?section=mlb&id=4054743"]2009 Baseball Payrolls, List - MLB - ESPN[/ame]
NEW YORK -- Payrolls for the opening day rosters of the 30 major league teams and the increase or decrease over opening day 2008. Figures were obtained by The Associated Press from management and player sources and include salaries and pro-rated shares of signing bonuses. In some cases, parts of salaries deferred without interest are discounted to reflect present-day values.
Team Payroll Inc./Dec.
N.Y. Yankees $201,449,289 -$7,632,290
[ame="http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/clubhouse?team=nym"]Moved Permanently[/ame] 135,773,988 -2,519,390
[ame="http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/clubhouse?team=chn"]Moved Permanently[/ame] 135,050,000 16,454,167
Boston 122,696,000 10,744,037
Detroit 115,085,145 -23,600,052
[ame="http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/clubhouse?team=laa"]Moved Permanently[/ame] 113,709,000 -5,507,333
Philadelphia 113,004,048 14,734,167
Houston 102,996,415 14,066,000
[ame="http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/clubhouse?team=lad"]Moved Permanently[/ame] 100,458,101 -18,077,937
Seattle 98,904,167 -19,089,815
Atlanta 96,726,167 -5,697,851
[ame="http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/clubhouse?team=cha"]Moved Permanently[/ame] 96,068,500 -25,084,167
St. Louis 88,528,411 -12,096,039
San Francisco 82,161,450 5,256,950
Cleveland 81,625,567 2,655,500
Toronto 80,993,657 -17,648,300
Milwaukee 80,257,502 -746,665
Colorado 75,201,000 6,545,500
Arizona 73,571,667 7,368,954
Cincinnati 70,968,500 -3,309,195
Kansas City 70,908,333 12,662,833
Texas 68,646,023 406,472
Baltimore 67,101,667 -94,581
Minnesota 65,299,267 3,116,500
Tampa Bay 63,313,035 19,492,437
Oakland 62,310,000 14,342,874 WOW we have a ways togo!!!
Washington 59,328,000 4,367,000
Pittsburgh 48,743,000 , -622,283
San Diego 42,796,700 -30,880,917
Florida 36,814,000 14,977,500
I would have to say the Halo's own the west in payroll!
They are entertaining but they spend some serious cash!
2009 Baseball Payrolls, List - MLB - ESPN
NEW YORK -- Payrolls for the opening day rosters of the 30 major league teams and the increase or decrease over opening day 2008. Figures were obtained by The Associated Press from management and player sources and include salaries and pro-rated shares of signing bonuses. In some cases, parts of salaries deferred without interest are discounted to reflect present-day values.
Team Payroll Inc./Dec.
N.Y. Yankees $201,449,289 -$7,632,290
New York Mets 135,773,988 -2,519,390
Chicago Cubs 135,050,000 16,454,167
Boston 122,696,000 10,744,037
Detroit 115,085,145 -23,600,052
Los Angeles Angels 113,709,000 -5,507,333
Philadelphia 113,004,048 14,734,167
Houston 102,996,415 14,066,000
Los Angeles Dodgers 100,458,101 -18,077,937
Seattle 98,904,167 -19,089,815
Atlanta 96,726,167 -5,697,851
Chicago White Sox 96,068,500 -25,084,167
St. Louis 88,528,411 -12,096,039
San Francisco 82,161,450 5,256,950
Cleveland 81,625,567 2,655,500
Toronto 80,993,657 -17,648,300
Milwaukee 80,257,502 -746,665
Colorado 75,201,000 6,545,500
Arizona 73,571,667 7,368,954
Cincinnati 70,968,500 -3,309,195
Kansas City 70,908,333 12,662,833
Texas 68,646,023 406,472
Baltimore 67,101,667 -94,581
Minnesota 65,299,267 3,116,500
Tampa Bay 63,313,035 19,492,437
Oakland 62,310,000 14,342,874 WOW we have a ways togo!!!
Washington 59,328,000 4,367,000
Pittsburgh 48,743,000 , -622,283
San Diego 42,796,700 -30,880,917
Florida 36,814,000 14,977,500
I would have to say the Halo's own the west in payroll!
Dodger's are in the same ballpark.
My point was that the Angels don't go out and outbid for players like the yankees do.
Plus, if I may say so, I take offense to the likening of the two in that the Angels organization IN NO WAY displays the open, in-your-face arrogance that the Yankees do. Be it the wealth, the ability to sign big players if needed, and just the way the whole organization goes about its day-to-day business. No flash. No flair. Just play Angels baseball from Class A to the Show.
Sometimes when you are within, you see things differently than those who look in at you. But, I am dead-spot-on with this response to the remark.
Plus, if I may say so, I take offense to the likening of the two in that the Angels organization IN NO WAY displays the open, in-your-face arrogance that the Yankees do. Be it the wealth, the ability to sign big players if needed, and just the way the whole organization goes about its day-to-day business. No flash. No flair. Just play Angels baseball from Class A to the Show.
Sometimes when you are within, you see things differently than those who look in at you. But, I am dead-spot-on with this response to the remark.
Which means they are guaranteed to still be in first when this series ends, no matter how the other two games turn out.
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