Let's see... Yankees vs Phillies... bragging rights on the Acela Express. Pinstripes vs Phanatics, and the West Coast gets punked out.

Then you've got Dodgers vs Angels - the Freeway Series some of us here in SoCal been waiting for since 1962, and the East Coast gets punked out.

And of course Dodgers vs Yankees , one of the truly great World Series Rivalries. Partisans go wild, true fans revel, and the media jump for joy.

Somehow though, nobody seems to be interested in Phillies vs Angels.

Has anyone else noticed that?

anything NY or LA. Before you go there,the Angels are in ANAHIEM. NOT LA. But you know that already

That's like saying the Giants or Jets are not NY teams, yet the Meadowlands are about 5 miles from NYC...if that.  Anaheim is part of the LA metro area, so it would obviously be like Yankees/Mets, Cubs/White Sox, or Giants/A's, if the Dodgers and Angels get to the Series...

Angels.  It's the LA Angels.

the CA. Angels. And the contempt for the Dodgers!; phew

If I’m not mistaken it is the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, and it should be the Brooklyn Dodgers of Los Angeles.

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YANKEES in six

but not one Dodger fan thinks of them as the LA Angels. They are the Anaheim (or California) Angels and always will be despite Moreno's attempt to lure away LA fans.

LA bleeds Dodger Blue, always has, always will. The interlopers will not break into our true fan base. It would be like someone suggesting that the Mets are gonna steal Yankee fans. Just not gonna happen.

Remember, you never here the "Beat LA" chant at an Angel game.

and when Dean Chance won the Cy Young award in 1964, when there was only one award give nfor both leagues.

I was born and raised in Brooklyn, but nobody here in NY thinks for one moment that LA "stole" the Dodgers.  Indeed, when they left, all their fans turned to the Yankees and the football Giants.  That is, of course, until the Mets were created in 1962.  Many Met fans today are old Dodger fans, and NYers today don't care about the Dodgers, except when they wear their BROOKLYN Dodger caps.  BTW, how many people in LA actually know how the Dodgers got their name?  How many people in LA know about the time 3 Dodgers slid into third base AT THE SAME TIME?

LA pitchers won 5 straight Cy Young awards back in the day when only ONE award was given each year?  Drysdale won in 1962, and Koufax won it in 1963, 1965 and 1966.  You obviously already know that Chance won it in 1964.

Do you know what their name was when they were originally founded as an amateur team in 1845, then was changed to _________________ in 1890 when they joined the National League?


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Be careful,  do not get hit by any trolleys.

as was the Robins (even though people called them the Trolley Dodgers as far back as the late 1800's).  Do you know who they got that name from, and what MLB record he STILL holds?

That is in honor of Uncle Wilbert the winningest manager in their history.



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I'm rooting for an Angles vs. Phillies World Series. You gotta show the City of Brotherly love some love, man.

of San Francisco, at NAS Moffett Field.

phone for awhile. Man I was scared to death for relatives and frinds in the area.

You are talking about most hits in a 9 inning game at 7 he is not in sole possession of that record, I forget who but there is one other guy who also has 7 hits in a 9 inning game.



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No it didn't.  The last California World Series was in 2002 when the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim beat the San Francisco Giants 4 games to 3, no earthquake required.

He's still the record holder.  I never said he was in sole possession of the record.  But he was the manager when three guys slid into third base at the same time.  That was the only time in MLB history that it happened.

If one is not in sole possession of an accomplishment is it really a record, since he is not the only one.

That is almost like asking who has the record for the most unassisted put out in an inning...well i suppose it is a record, that I would think there are  well over a thousand co-holders.
Don't get me wrong 7 hits in 9 innings is a heck of an accomplishment since only he and one other has done it in the history of the game.


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...area. It is 35 miles from L.A. and in Orange County. It's a whole 'nother world.

Being from NJ, I don't see it quite that way, but what do I know commenting about anything going on California?  I do this:  Yanks up by two!

Amen, CYNIC!
I started pulling for the Dodgers in '52, when I was 8 and developed a loathing for the Yanks that survives to this day-The Dodgers would get to the Series and the Yankees would beat them-I certainly loved the old team with Pee Wee, Gil, Campy, Duke, Junior, Clem Labine, Oiskine, Billy Cox, Furillo, Newcomb and others-1955 was the greatest year ever for me as a fan as Podres beat the 'Evil Empire' in pinstrips 2-0 in the 7th game in their house, thus righting the wrongs of the sporting universe for those early years in the 50's and giving the typically obnoxious Yankee fans crying 'wait till next year.' smile
I believe the Dodgers would still be in NY if a new stadium deal had not been nixed by a public works official, whose name now escapes me.
Later, Buddy, and it's always good to run into old Brooklyn Dodger fans-1rob...still bleeding Dodger Blue....OUT  8-)

Series.  Newcombe was in the Army then, but if he had been pitching that year, there is NO FUCKING WAY they would have lost to the Yankees.  The Dodgers FINALLY had a left fielder that year - Andy Pafko, and Furillo was on fire and won the batting title!