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There's nothing to do here but wait.
That's what April is, at least what the Los Angeles Angels have made of it, since so far they've neither pitched nor hit with anything like the veracity of Arte Moreno's offseason pen strokes. They've not been very good or especially bad, so somewhere between the Texas Rangers' first 11 games and the Boston Red Sox's first 11 crises, that's where the Angels lay.
Both No. 3 hitters at Yankee Stadium on Sunday are signed to 10-year contracts. Both will be 41 on opening day of their final years. The Angels’ Albert Pujols has just started his deal, and the Yankees’ Alex... more »
I’m intrigued by the showdown this weekend between Albert Pujols, the Los Angeles Angels’ $240 million first baseman, and Mark Teixeira, the New York Yankees’ $180 million man. I doubt that any of us will be as... more »
Around here, it's no longer batting practice, it's PujolsPractice, the best time of the day to watch the Pujols Presence knock balls off waterfalls and freeways.It was the first regular-season appearance under the halo for the... more »
Albert Pujols felt no need to pay homage to the ghosts in Monument Park, or genuflect as he stepped onto grass that glistened like a freshly shined billiard table. He coolly ignored the Bleacher Creatures. Didn’t he know... more »
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