Новости за 05.07.2012

Yesterday as my heart sang for America, I was bleeding from wounds inflicted on the Angels from the Indians. Talk about coming back to earth. Before Wednesday’s game, I was assuring my Mom that the Angels are a shoo-in for the wild-card and still have a chance to catch the Rangers as the heat ratchets […]

Tennis Now's Ted LePak and Blair Henley discuss whether or not players deserve a larger share of Grand Slam revenues. They also take on the Wimbledon rain and the controversial roof.

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Trade deadline looming… must talk trade… must throw crap against wall… must see what sticks… Yep, it’s that time again, trade speculation time!  But rather than make up ideas like I did earlier this week, let’s take an actual real logical look at the Angels trade needs and who their actual targets that totally didn’t […]

On Sunday, I celebrated my 27th birthday. But today is an even more special birthday: today, the entire Scientific American Blog Network celebrates its first birthday. One year ago, this rag-tag team of bloggers began this network under the wise guidance of Bora. Today, we celebrate, as the network blows out its first candle. But what is a birthday party without presents? No, I'm not asking for money or trinkets - just your voice, in the tradition of Ed Yong. You have been lurking in the

The July 5th, 2012 edition of daily news for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including Haren finally admits to back problems, Iannetta readying for another try at rehab, Frieri trailing badly in Final Vote balloting and much more… The Story: Dan Haren finally admitted that he is still suffering from back problems that plagued […]

Ervin Santana has done it again.  Indians 12, Angels 3 The struggling pitcher lasted a measly 1 1/3 innings in yesterday’s game against the Indians. After giving up 6 runs without going through the line up twice, it seemed more than necessary to remove Santana from the hole he continues to dig himself into.  There’s […]