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His option was young Kevin Jepsen, who a) has had his share of problems in the series so far, and b) throws a 97 mph fastball as his out pitch. Full Article at The Orange County Register
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There was a scenario I forgot to mention at the end of the last column. If the Angels were able to come back from a big deficit and beat our bullpen in Game Three, that might make this series a series again, too. That was silly of me to overlook. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Brian Fuentes blew the save. That's the story. The Angels could have, should have, flown back to Anaheim all even in the American League Championship Series. They did not, and all their fans will remember is that the All-Star closer blew the save. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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The Angels and Boston Red Sox appear evenly matched offensively, with both teams featuring speed at the top of the lineup and patience and power from both sides of the plate throughout. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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When Brian Fuentes was signed by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim to replace their record-breaking closer of old, they brought in an unconventional (read: non-fireballing) closer. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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I'm definitely not thinking home run in that situation, certainly not when you are down 0-2 ... I was in an 0-2 hole. I felt once he got me in the hole he probably felt more confident that he could put me away.
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I had a lot of adrenalin and I decided I was going to use it
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Alex is a dangerous hitter. If you're going to miss a spot, he's the type of hitter that's going to let you know. Brian was trying to elevate a fastball. He didn't get it up enough and it ended up being a tie game.
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Guys used to turn on the inside pitch all the time
– Mickey Hatcher SOURCE: The Orange County Register
