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| Don Baylor |
   
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| Bob Boone |
  
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| Rod Carew |
  
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| Dean Chance |
  
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| Bartolo Colon |
  
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| Brian Downing |
  
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2 | 11.76% |
| Chuck Finley |
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| Jim Fregosi |
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3 | 17.65% |
| Troy Glaus |
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| Bobby Grich |
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1 | 5.88% |
| Vladimir Guerrero |
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1 | 5.88% |
| Reggie Jackson |
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| Fred Lynn |
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| Troy Percival |
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1 | 5.88% |
| Tim Salmon |
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4 | 23.53% |
| Don Sutton |
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| Nolan Ryan |
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3 | 17.65% |
| Hoyt Wilhelm |
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1 | 5.88% |
| Dave Winfield |
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| Mike Witt |
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| one not listed |
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1 | 5.88% |
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03-10-2006, 01:53 AM
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AllTime Angel player
Which of these players in the #1 all-time Angel: PLease consider their service to the Angels, not necessarliy to other franchises in baseball. If you feel one of these is not the number one Angel, please nominate your own.
Don Baylor Bob Boone Rod Carew Dean Chance Bartolo Colon Brian Downing Chuck Finley Jim Fregosi Troy Glaus Bobby Grich Vladimir Guerrero Reggie Jackson Fred Lynn Troy Percival Tim Salmon Don Sutton Nolan Ryan Hoyt Wilhelm Dave Winfield Mike Witt
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03-10-2006, 07:48 AM
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What an odd group: four HoFers and yet you don't think of any of them as Mr. Angel.
I voted for Tim Salmon simply because he has played his whole career with the Angels.
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03-10-2006, 08:10 AM
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hat's a good choice my many Angel fans. Wilhelm played part of one season, so I expect no votes for him, but he is a HOFer. Ryan, on the other hand, ought to have an Angel cap in Cooperstown. His 383 and four of his no-hitters were with the Angels, however his longevity somewhat diminished his Angel career.
Fregosi ought to get some "Mr Angel" votes, too. He was an All-Star shortstop for much of the 1960s for the AL. His number is retired by the club as well.
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03-10-2006, 08:25 AM
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When I think of the Los Angeles/California/Los Angeles Angles of Anaheim, the first players I think of are the pitching duo of Ryan and Tanana.
From the list, I identify some players with other teams - Don Baylor Bob Boone - Phil Rod Carew - Minn Dean Chance Bartolo Colon Brian Downing Chuck Finley Jim Fregosi Troy Glaus Bobby Grich - Balt Vladimir Guerrero Reggie Jackson - NYY Fred Lynn - Bosox Troy Percival Tim Salmon Don Sutton - LAD Nolan Ryan - Hous Hoyt Wilhelm Dave Winfield - SD/NYY Mike Witt I think the most prominent Angel on the list is probably Downing, for time and service with club, leadership and general association.
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03-10-2006, 08:45 AM
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I went with Gritch.
He's probably the one I picture foremost in my mind with the uniform on.
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03-10-2006, 10:50 AM
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Fregosi is not the most talented player in club history, just the one who carried the whole organization on his back for its first 11 years. He got the Angels to first base. No one has done his job that well for that long. Jim Fregosi is Mr. Angel.
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03-10-2006, 10:55 AM
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All Time Single Season
Single Season Best:
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POS T/B Team Player Name Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG SB C R/S LAA Buck Rogers 1962 155 565 65 146 34 6 6 61 45 68 .258 1 1B L/L CAL Wally Joyner 1987 149 564 100 161 33 1 34 117 72 64 .285 8 2B R/R CAL Bobby Grich 1979 153 534 78 157 30 5 30 101 59 84 .294 1 UT R/S LAA Chone Figgins 2005 158 642 113 186 25 10 8 57 64 101 .290 62 3B R/R ANA Troy Glaus 2000 159 563 120 160 37 1 47 102 112 163 .284 14 RF R/R ANA Vlad Guerrero 2004 156 612 124 206 39 2 39 126 52 74 .337 15 CF L/L ANA Darin Erstad 2000 157 676 121 240 39 6 25 100 64 82 .355 28 LF L/L ANA Gar. Anderson 2002 158 638 93 195 56 3 29 123 30 80 .306 6 DH R/R CAL Don Baylor 1979 162 628 120 186 33 3 36 139 71 51 .296 22 Code:
POS T/B Team Player Name Year W L ERA G SV IP H HR BB SO Value SP R/R LAA Dean Chance 1964 20 9 1.65 46 4 278 194 7 86 207 865 SP R/R CAL Nolan Ryan 1972 19 16 2.28 39 0 284 166 14 157 329 765 SP L/L CAL Frank Tannana 1976 19 10 2.43 34 0 288 212 24 73 261 762 SP L/L CAL Chuck Finley 1990 18 9 2.40 32 0 236 210 17 81 177 748 SP L/R CAL Clyde Wright 1970 22 12 2.83 39 0 261 226 24 88 110 737 RP R/R CAL Bryan Harvey 1991 2 4 1.60 67 46 79 51 6 17 101 923 RP R/R ANA Troy Percival 2002 4 1 1.92 58 40 56 38 5 25 58 866 RP R/R CAL Ken Tatum 1969 7 2 1.36 45 22 86 51 1 39 65 859 RP R/L CAL Donnie Moore 1985 8 8 1.92 65 31 103 91 9 21 72 858 RP R/R LAA Bob Lee 1964 6 5 1.51 64 19 137 87 6 58 111 Last edited by HDH; 03-10-2006 at 11:31 AM.
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03-11-2006, 08:57 AM
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WInfield won his WS with Toronto. Ryan pitched eight season with the Angels, four of his seven no-hitters were with the Angels, two 20-plus wins seasons, 138 of his 324 wins, and was the face of the franchise for a decade. Ironically he was brought over to the Angels in the Jim Fregosi trade and Fregosi's first game as manager, Ryan started. Ryan would not be in the HOF is it were not for his Angel career.
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03-11-2006, 05:48 PM
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03-11-2006, 06:30 PM
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Where's Garret Anderson?
Of the old-timers, the ones that come to mind are Ryan, Tanana, Downing, Grich, and Lynn, although Mike Witt's perfecto against the Rangers is one of my first baseball memories.
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03-11-2006, 06:37 PM
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 That is why "one not listed" is there. GA ought to be in the list, it was "my bad!"
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03-11-2006, 06:52 PM
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How could it not be Nolan Ryan?
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03-11-2006, 07:19 PM
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ya gotta go with Jim Fregosi. His first 11 years years were there which were also the angels first 11 years. A 6 time all star for the angels he was their first good player. He also managed the angels for 4 years. So i would say he is their best all time angels palyer. Because when you think of him you think of the angels. But its too bad that people have forgotton of his contributions to the angels.
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03-11-2006, 08:51 PM
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The old-timers seem to be split with Fregosi and Ryan, ironically, both were traded for each other. Tim Salmon is popular among more recent fans and also has good credentials. Grich and Downing also have a fair amonut of support and contributed greatly to the club, with Downing having a bit more (when I think of Angels) than Grich who had productive seasons with the Orioles.
I tend to think of Ryan and Fregosi, and Fregosi did manage the first AL West winning team in 1979, so that is another feather in is Angel cap. Oh yeah, Fregosi wore the halo topped cap virtually his whole Angel career.
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03-16-2006, 08:17 PM
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favorite angel
Are you kidding?
Steve Bilko! Albie Pearson Leon Wagner I could keep going....
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