T.G.

To summarize the Anderson argument... we need a pitcher not a belly itcher. I haven't seen any scratching

Let's go Rendon!

Tell Hicks it's at 6:38 p.m.

Trout-a-Here!

Purchase

I will never forget being at his last start. I walked the concourse taking pictures of his start. I had read about how he had watched tape of guys like Greg Maddux and others and that he thought he had figured things out. He told his dad, he was ready to make an impact. He pitched well that night and we got a glimpse of what was possible. The upside was huge. The next morning when I heard the news, my heart just sank. The day was sort of a blur. We had met Nick at Spring Training and he was as nice as can be. We were looking forward to watching his career. Like so many others, we went to the stadium to pay our respects. It was surreal. So many people came to pay their respect. The days that followed, I watched or read everything and anything about the events and the aftermath. I so admired Mike Scioscia for the way he guided the team through that season and how he never let Nick's death be about the team - he always made it about focusing on Nick's family. I especially remember Dustin Moseley at a press conference... So tragic. RIP, Nick.

Sell

Cartoon

Spitz

Twain

True, but he does have a bit of a reputation of not being clutch - at least some have claimed that on this board. Again, definitely interesting.

This looks like something @Angelsjunky would dive into. It's interesting for sure.

Rope

Line

LTBU!

Tony 2 Bags

Took a break for some INO.

He's a slow starter

5-0. Keep it going!

Anderson doing work!

That dog can hunt!

Hey Major League Baseball! Mike Trout is back! Be afraid. Be very afraid!

That ball is Trout-a-Here!

CRUSHED!