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Baseball 2026: RIP Mr Laser Beam

My brother shared this with me. Apparently someone created a BlueSky account called "MLB Transaction Bot" that posts all transactions as soon as they're officially announced. Someone forgot to turn it off for Jackie Robinson Day... :eek:

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There were hundreds of these, and then hundreds more when everyone changed back. :lol:
 
Cleveland's Parker Messick loses a no-hitter in the top of the ninth, giving up two straight singles. Now the question is can he preserve the win?
 
So the Angels split a 4 game series in New York…after 2 blown saves in the 9th inning.

Should have been a sweep!

:scream:

Kenly Jansen where are you??

:wah:

On the other hand, Trout hit 5 home runs in a 4 game series.

:techman:
 
Garret Anderson dead at 53. No cause given yet.


What?

That’s terrible.

He is one of the greatest Angels of all time. Leads the team in many categories.

But this moment will be etched into Angels fans memories forever.

Anderson drives in the winning runs in game 7 of the 2002 World Series.

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I’m going to go and get my Anderson jersey on right now.

RIP, GA.
 
Other sites are saying he had a medical emergency in his home.

I just noticed he was a California Angel, Anaheim Angel, and Los Angeles Angel of Anaheim.
 
Watching the tributes during the pregame of the Padres/Angels game.

Tim Salmon (who does Angels broadcasts, as did Anderson) was crying. I was crying.

:lol:

Jeez. For Angels fans, this is a rough one.

I don’t know if he was all that well known outside of So Cal. But I’d argue that, before Mike Trout, he was the greatest player in Angels history.
 
I always appreciated Anderson's game when the Red Sox were playing against the Angels. He seemed like a pretty stand-up guy from what I've read about him, too.
 

ESPN ranks the best and worst free agent signings ever. That includes teams re-signing their own players after they reached free agency. More than just dollar amount is taken into consideration. A lot more players listed in the article.

1. Barry Bonds, Giants
2. Greg Maddux, Braves
3. David Ortiz, Red Sox
4. Larry Walker, Rockies
5. Randy Johnson, Diamondbacks
6. Craig Biggio, Astros
7. Rickey Henderson, Athletics
8. Adrian Beltre, Rangers
9. Manny Ramirez, Red Sox
10. Bobby Grich, Angels

Bottom ten:

1. Barry Zito, Giants
2. Chris Davis, Orioles
3. Stephen Strasburg, Nationals
4. Patrick Corbin, Nationals
5. Jordan Zimmerman, Tigers
6. Anthony Rendon, Angels
7. Albert Pujols, Angels
8. Jason Heyward, Cubs
9. Jeff Suppan, Brewers
10. Jaime Navarro, White Sox
 
Edwin Diaz to undergo surgery to remove loose bodies from his elbow, meaning he'll be out two to three months.
I read about it and I thought the whole "bodies" thing was a typo. What are bodies, in the context of elbow. Is that another word for bones?
 

ESPN ranks the best and worst free agent signings ever. That includes teams re-signing their own players after they reached free agency. More than just dollar amount is taken into consideration. A lot more players listed in the article.

1. Barry Bonds, Giants
2. Greg Maddux, Braves
3. David Ortiz, Red Sox
4. Larry Walker, Rockies
5. Randy Johnson, Diamondbacks
6. Craig Biggio, Astros
7. Rickey Henderson, Athletics
8. Adrian Beltre, Rangers
9. Manny Ramirez, Red Sox
10. Bobby Grich, Angels

Bottom ten:

1. Barry Zito, Giants
2. Chris Davis, Orioles
3. Stephen Strasburg, Nationals
4. Patrick Corbin, Nationals
5. Jordan Zimmerman, Tigers
6. Anthony Rendon, Angels
7. Albert Pujols, Angels
8. Jason Heyward, Cubs
9. Jeff Suppan, Brewers
10. Jaime Navarro, White Sox
8b. Alfonso Soriano, Cubs
8c. Edwin Jackson, Cubs

At least Heyward was good enough to help us win a World Series.
 
Giants beat the Dodgers on Ohtani night. They have won the series, killed Ohtani's On Base streak, and Bailey had a clutch HR to do it. Hopefully Webb regains his Ace stuff tomorrow because a sweep would be really cool.
 
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