MIKE SCIOSCIA RUMORS
Halo Headlines: Burnett activated from DL, the five stages of SciosciaFace
The May 22nd, 2013 edition of daily news for the Los Angeles Angels including Sean Burnett activated from the DL, the five stages of SciosciaFace and much more...
The Story: Sean Burnett was activated from the DL for last night's game with Ryan Brasier option to Triple-A.
The Monkey Says: The question is does Mike Scioscia actually remember how to use a reliever who he...
How The West Was Lost
There is plenty of attention on Los Angeles baseball right now, but it’s for all the wrong reasons. Both LA teams (We’ll go ahead and consider the Angels a Los Angeles team for this exercise) have huge payrolls and are grossly underperforming. Both teams have offensive stars that are providing very little offense. Both teams have suffered their fair share of physical injuries...
Manager Swap: Twins, Angels, and Dodgers Should Trade Gardenhire, Scioscia, and Mattingly
Before I lay out my grand plan for an unprecedented three team triangle trade of skippers, let me first make clear that it is possible to trade non-players. In fact, it just happened. Last winter, the Boston Red Sox sent utility infielder Mike Aviles to the Toronto Blue Jays in exchange for manager John Farrell. Ferrell is now the toast of Boston, he’s reinvigorated the team and...
MLB suspends umpire Fieldin Culbreth for rule mishap
Major League Baseball announced Friday that umpire Fieldin Culbreth, the crew chief in Thursday night’s game between the Los Angeles Angels and Houston Astros, has been suspended two-games and fined for the misapplication of Rule 3.05(b) in the top of the seventh inning.
Mike Scioscia correctly protests Houston Astros’ pitching change; Umpires were wrong
Your browser does not support iframes. An MLB spokesman said on Friday that the umpires made a mistake by allowing the Houston Astros to make a pitching change in the seventh inning of Thursday’s Angels-Astros game, a move that was protested by Mike Scioscia. The Astros were up 5-3 in the top of the seventh. Paul Clemens had just walked Chris Ianetta to put runners on first and...
Video: Mike Scioscia files protest over pitching changes
Your browser does not support iframes.The Los Angeles Angels and the Houston Astros played the longest nine-inning game of the season Thursday night. The affair lasted four hours and seven minutes and part of the reason for the length was due to a controversy that brewed during the seventh inning.The dispute came with two outs when Astros reliever Wesley Wright ran onto the mound...
The time is now for Scioscia and the Angels to part
There is a new entry on the extinct species list: the Scioscia apologist. As of today, I am done. Done with sticking up for Mike Scioscia. In the struggles of the last few years there have been few who have defended Scioscia as ardently as I have. But now I must relent and admit that it is now time for the Angels to fire Mike Scioscia.
And I mean that literally they need to fire...
VIDEO: Mike Scioscia forgets the rule about mound visits and pitching changes
Just when it looks like things can't get any worse for the Angels, Mike Scioscia goes and makes a fool of himself. This scene from last night's Angels-Athletics games features a confused Scioscia heading out to the mound with a 3-1 count on Adam Rosales. Of course Scioscia can't do that because pitching coach Mike Butcher went out for a mound visit to pitcher Nick Maronde...
Scioscia's decision costs Angels, Lose 3-2
There has always been one constant when it comes to the Angels. Mike Scioscia is the manager now and for the foreseeable future. He is widely regarded as one of the best managers in the game. Most people believe the Halos would be insane to get rid of him since it would be an inferior replacement coming in. However, this season has highlighted a few flaws in that thinking. Scioscia...
Will Mike Scioscia Last the Year?
How long until the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim faithful fan base start calling for the firing of manager Mike Scioscia? Admittedly, it’s far too early into the current season to be asking this question reasonably. The problem is that for the last three seasons there have been whispers that have grown into an uproar over whether Scioscia should get a pass for winning the 2002...
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