- Unbelievably, the a-hole that killed Nick Adenhart is pleading not guilty. I can't wait to hear what his defense for having a blood-alchohol content of nearly three times the legal limit is.
- It sounds like the Angels are finally starting to reach a breaking point with their Bullpen of Doom and some personnel moves could be coming soon, right after Scioscia stops screaming expletives, apparently.
- INJURY UPDATE: Torii Hunter had to sit out Sunday due to a nagging groin injury. He is listed as day-to-day, so hopefully this clears up soon. The Angels cannot afford to lose him with Vlad Guerrero still struggling to return to form (if he is even capable of doing so).
- Halos Heaven has some updates on the top prospects in the Angel farm system.
- Bobby Abreu reached the 2,000 hit milestone this weekend.
- Kelvim Escobar is incredibly excited about getting back on the mound. Also in that column is a note that Scot Shields has barely made any progress since being placed on the disabled list.
- INJURY UPDATE: To make room for Kelvim Escobar on the 40-man roster, Dustin Moseley was moved to the 60-day disabled list, a sure sign that he is not being counted on to return anytime soon. Also, Shane Loux has resumed throwing, though it seems unlikely he will have a spot on the active roster waiting for him once he is healthy.
- A Major League Baseball inquiry into some fishy goings on with prospect signings in Venezuela led to the firing of Angels international scouting director, Clay Daniel. Daniel has denied any wrongdoing.
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