British Reactions to Why The 2023 MLB Season Has Made Zero Sense! 

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I hope the Baby Reds can keep their current run going after the break, it’s been a long time for us Reds fans!

There are often "standing room only" tickets that allows stadiums to exceed seating capacity. Some stadiums break out standing room only tickets for playoff games and other high demand games.

Stadium capacity is determined by the number of seats, but they will also sell a limited number of "standing room only" tickets which is how they go over capacity. There's a different number set by the local fire marshal which is how many people can legally be in the stadium; this is true of all public buildings in the US, not just stadia. I think Milton Keynes is like 13 miles from Wimbledon. Generally what fans do if their team leaves is either just root for them from afar, or just focus their attentions on other sports (we have plenty of them!). Rooting for far-away teams is pretty common given the size of the US; I live in North Carolina and am about 300-400 miles from the nearest MLB teams. As such I wound up rooting for the Cubs, who are about 800-1000 miles from here. Rooting based on ancestry or relatives also happens; I root for Hereford FC based on my great-uncle having lived there though I don't know if he followed soccer. (We're in the National League North, but we beat the West Brom U21s 2-0 today so maybe we'll get promoted this year? I'm hopeful.) I should mention that Kabuto is a generic term for any helmet in Japanese and not just a fancy Samurai helmet (which would likely have been strictly ceremonial and they would have something more sensible for battle.)

Tackling the fan and then not arresting him is exactly how you handle it.

I was at the third Phillies dollar dog night when the hot dog wave was invented. Video doesn't do it justice. Thousands of hot dogs were going up in the air. They were landing on people covering them in mustard and ketchup. It was madness but so Phillies.

The Orioles added a "splash zone" to capitalize on the water celebration. There's now a section where when someone hits an extra base hit, a guy sprays water in to the section.

It's very sad when a team leaves a city, can't imagine what it feels like but I know Oakland fans are torn up about it, the A's were the last team they had in the city. Makes me glad to be a Phillies fan, we're the longest standing same-named, same-city team in American pro sports, been the Philadelphia Phillies since 1883 and it doesn't look like that's changing anytime soon.

Attendance is up almost 3 million over last year. The changes have really helped.

The Orioles' success this season has been a pleasant surprise, and it's good on the GM for calling up our top young guys to make an impact for us. Hope we can keep this momentum going in the second half of the season. Great reaction guys, can't wait for the next one! #TheNastyOne

It’s a great time to be a Braves fan

Fun little bit of history about where the name "Dodgers" comes from. As early as 1895, the then Brooklyn Bridegrooms baseball team was nicknamed Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers, due to the numerous (and hazardous) trolley lines that criss-crossed Brooklyn at the time. In 1911, this name came to be formally adopted by the team and, for the 1913 season, was shortened to Brooklyn Dodgers. In 1914, the team was renamed to Brooklyn Robins, after its team manager, Wilbert Robinson. In 1932, after Robinson had retired, the team once again returned to its earlier name, Brooklyn Dodgers. They became the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1958.

Mike Trout was having a decent, but sub-par year. And now he's injured again. I think he's out at least 4 to 6 weeks. The Angels are a few games over .500. This is a crucial stretch of the season and Trout's absence is a dagger in their hopes to make the playoffs.

A stadium's capacity is the number of seats inside the stadium. If they are all sold, some teams will sell "standing room only" tickets. You get in the park, but you don't get a seat.

The craziest thing of the 2023 season, so far, is Elly De La Cruz, the walking highlight reel. Or maybe that Acuna might have a 40-80 season. Or that Arraez might bat a .400 average; the first time in 80 years...or just Shohei Ohtani, in general.

The problem with the Cardinals catcher is you never want to be the guy that replaced a legend, you want to be the guy that replaces the guy that replaced a legend. Cards Catchers need to realize Yadi is not going to walk in the door. They have been spoiled by two decades of having one of best catchers ever.

I'm a Mets fan. When they were in Oakland this year, the possum was the big topic of conversation. The reason why they couldn't use the booth was that the possum decided to use the booth as it's toilet. The possum(s ... it's not just one) had been there for years but never pee'd and crapped all over the booth before. "The smell was unreal." And a cameraman had to man the camera inside the booth. Keith Gary and Ron (Mets TV announcers) kept saying how bad they felt for the guy.. And, to answer one of your questions, I had an uncle who moved from Brooklyn NY to Los Angeles the same year the Dodgers moved.. According to my mom, it was a coincidence, but knowing my uncle the Dodgers may have had something to do with him accepting a job in LA.

Regarding the A’s potential move to Las Vegas, you should react to what happened to the Montreal Expos! Also, in the NFL, the Baltimore Colts move to Indianapolis in the middle of the night!! Or in the NBA, the Seattle SuperSonics. There were other major US teams that moved or were threatened to move; even franchises that filled arena’s/stadiums but the owner was a deadbeat. In other cases, the teams were popular but the owner, wanting to move, would sell off star players in return for nothing, drop radio broadcasting, hike prices & force the commissioner for relocation rights.

proud of you guys. stick to it!

There is an architectural safety calculation for combined exit width of corridors. Add up all the width of exit corridors in the stadium, then multiply by an (x) government codes factor = how many people are allowed into the stadium. So there are seat tickets + standing room general admission tickets = more people than seats. It is accepted safe to have more people than seats if you have wide safe exits.

The attendance is seat count...but alot of stadiums have "standing room only" tickets..that's usually less than $5

They will sell standing room tickets to go above the capacity

I live in Baltimore and followed the Colts since childhood (NFL) They snuck out of town in the middle of the night & moved to Indianapolis. Several years later we finally got a new team (Ravens). We adore them!

Only thing that’s made sense is the Braves dominating the league. Hoping for another World Series

And there’s so much that has happened since!! The Cincinnati Reds have gone from second worst in their division to leading the division with one of the lowest payrolls in baseball and a team filled with super rookies! They’ve rejuvenated the city.

The stadium capacity is determined by seats but stadiums have areas you can be in without seats. For example the padres stadiums capacity is 41,000 but since they have a grass area you can sit on they regularly have 44,000+ fans

6:09 you should’ve seen the fans setting up their own “reverse boycott” night

About the attendance… Attendance for capacity typically only counts the number of physical seats in the venue, if there are, for example, bench seats, they won’t typically just say approximately how many people can sit on each bench comfortably and add that into the attendance. If the demand for the game is high, or it’s a playoff game, they will open standing room only sections. These do not count towards the official capacity, but I’m game time. The tickets sold count towards the attendance, which can sometimes make the attendance higher than the capacity. The Braves do this often. Our official capacity is 41,914, there have been crowds of over 45,000 at the ballpark.

Hi Damo and Nick, I really love the great humor you both bring to these reviews. Keep it up. Hope you both enjoyed the Cubs Cards game a few weeks back. As a new Cubs fan, Nick, I hope it was the Saturday game, Sunday's fell to pieces for the Cubs. It's not a sports video, but now that you both are familiar with baseball, I want to suggest you watch Abbott and Costello, whose on first. It is a hilarious take on baseball and Nick names. Keep up the great reviews,

The A's started in Philadelphia, went to Kansas City and then Oakland. As far as team moving the Colts left Baltimore in the middle of the night for Indianapolis

Attendance goes by the amount of seats. So the Phillies have a little over 42k seats but with the ‘standing room only’ tickets, can go as high as almost 47k. I honestly don’t understand why they made Citizens Bank (Phillies) so small. It’s a huge city of 1.7 million in the city limits & many millions more in the surrounding area. It’s also a big baseball city. Newer stadiums in the NFL are being built smaller capacity too.

9:15 They sell 'Standing room only' tickets at some stadiums and you basically just wonder the concourse during the game, maybe finding a bench seat once in a while.

most MLB stadiums have areas for standing room/lawn seats which allow for more fans than seats to be in the stadium

For the Cardinals Wilson Contreras situation- they absolutely just used him as a scapegoat. The pitchers suck and they needed an excuse- although it has been rumored with no evidence that he was calling pitches the pitchers didn’t even have in the repertoire

Stadium capacity is seats. Teams sell tickets for "standing room only"

SRO is what is said here---all seats filled then it is "standing room only"--you've got to stand in the areas behind the seats where the concession stands are.

Another rumor was spread recently about Willson Contreras that paints him as a bad catcher: apparently, he called for pitches that the pitcher didn't actually throw. I'm not sure how this even happens, to be honest, because pitchers and catchers usually go over signs before the game.

Angels have lost 9 of their last 10 games. A game under .500 and just passed by the Mariners. With Trout out for the next two months, they are in serious jeopardy for their future at the current moment.

This is the video I've been waiting for most!

That hot dog eating record needs an asterisk, the stats are clearly padded. That being said, I’d rather be hit with hot dogs than batteries!

The Phillies are just hitting their stride heading into the All Star break. Today they go for their 14th straight road win, which will be a franchise record. What sucks is that despite playing so well in their last 30 games, they still can't make up any ground on the division-leading Atlanta Braves.

Standing room sections

A catchers job is to call pitches and locations that each hitter is weak against,so basically the Cardinals benched their catcher for doing what they pay him to do. The pitchers just can’t or won’t locate those pitches so they complain about it…makes zero sense

If you want to hear a great example of a team leaving their home check out the story of the Brooklyn Dodgers leaving Brooklyn for L.A. in 1958-59.

The Ray's had a great start, but the greatest start in MLB history remains the 1984 Detroit Tigers who started 35-5 on their way to winning the World Series.

When I was a kid our NBA team moved to Oklahoma City. However I did not relocate to live in the middle of nowhere where the most exciting events are tornados. There’s more important things than sports sometimes.

1) Trout is currently injured so his season is kinda hit a bump 2) Attendance can go over seating because of things like standing room only tickets where you pay to just stand in the stadium and watch the game.

You guys should probably be made aware of Philadelphia fans and their reputations. Not only is their reputation as some of the rowdiest, toughest and arguably worst fans in any sports league well earned, they're almost always very proud of it. That whole "who throws batteries at players?" question you guys once had, well that's a Philadelphia special. Tens of thousands of Eagles fans famously threw snow balls at Santa Claus at halftime back in the 60s. Philly teams are the biggest rivals of most all New York teams, and their fans usually make us NY fans look like we wear full tuxedoes and top hats to games in comparison 😂 with that said, there are few more passionate fanbases in US sports, and those dollar hot dog nights in Philly are absolutely WILD. If you ever get a chance to see a major US sporting event in Philadelphia, definitely go.

Harsh on Max to call him a cheat. It was rosin and sweat and he was told to wash his hands after an inning and he did and he still got tossed.

If you watch a particular team regularly and get familiar with the catchers (there are usually 2 or 3) you will usually see that some catchers are just not in sync with the pitchers, who repeated shake off the catchers signs

Oakland is about 550 miles from Vegas. We don't have a relegation system so when teams struggle financially sometimes a move is in order.

About teams moving cities, watch something about nfl Cleveland browns moving and nfl finally starting a new team in Cleveland due to fan demand

American stadiums are definitely bigger and newer than what you guys have across the pond. They sell "standing room only" tickets for big games in a lot of stadiums because you can see the field from a lot different spots even if you don't have a seat

It is sad that the A's are awful. In the early 70's they were a dynasty winning 3 straight World Series in 1972, 73 and 74 with much of their team being all-stars (e.g., Reggie Jackson before he became a Yankee) and unbelievable pitching from starters (Vida Blue, Jim "Catfish" Hunter) to one of the first superstar closers--Rollie Fingers. Just a great great team. Then their owner just sold them off to other teams instead of paying them. You might find a video on those teams as they were alot of fun to watch and were known to have a lot of fun off of the field, too! (the "Swingin' A's")

St Louis rams moved to las angels. My college buddy was from St. Louis and was a die hard rams fan. When they moved, I had never seen him more mad and upset with the owner. I felt bad for him

theres a lot of standing room at stadiums

For the Cardinals the reason why Contreras was being benched and getting flak was kinda stupid. They had one of the best catchers in MLB history call games for their pitchers for years. Allowing the pitchers to be complacent. Contreras doesn't hold their hands and is no where as good as one of the best catchers ever.

The thing people don't understand is that Tatis never played a game while allegedly on steroids. It was during his rehab from an injury, so calling him a cheater is simply uninformed and inaccurate.

Don't know if it's been brought up, but the A's used to be in Kansas City, but that was like "forever ago"

Trout is currently injured, again, broke a bone in his hand.

The next closest team to Oakland is 11 miles (17k) away in San Francisco

Please do a video reacting to the comments!

Yeah…there’s a whole different reason you won’t understand what’s happening…and I dig that!

A's fans could be Giants fans. Their stadiums are 26 minutes apart....not accouting for San Francisco/Oakland traffic on the Bay Bridge.

FYI, if you have Tommy John Surgery, of course you can return early if you don't play defense. Harper is just a DH now so he doesn't have to throw the ball. Not really a miraculous recovery. Quit being so suprised that he healed so quickly. He most likely will be a DH all year.

New Era really screwed up. They could have sent the Braves an over sized hat for their celebrations and maybe had a New Era night at the ballgame where the first 5-10 Thousand fans get an over sized hat.

relocation is interesting. but it doesn’t happen unless a franchise is BAD bad. it’s usually either move, sell, or go under. and owners would rather move than sell. city governments are a part of it too but that’s a whole other problem

They sell standing room only tickets, so if they sell all seats and sell standing room tickets, then they have more people than seats

Mike Trout broke a bone in his hand and is out for 4 to 8 weeks.

I hope you guys are excited for the all star game in an hour it’s usually a pretty fun game to watch :)

25:10 I was actually at this minor league game in El Paso where tatis absolutely went off. He might be hated around the league now due to the PED suspension but they love him in San Diego and El Paso.

could y'all make a video about the Premiere leauge and football in general in England. Ive decided to start watching the prem this year and have decided to support Chelsea

Standing Room passes are sold.

One of the reasons some people are so passionate about college sports is because of what you were talking about. The university of Alabama isn't ever gonna move obviously and it's just a lot more personal a relationship. Not everyone likes college sports (weirdos dont, then they are snobs about it and say they like to watch "pros" as if the college kids aren't exceptional also) but most of us who do have an even stronger attachment to them because they can't relocate and fuck all of their fans over. I'm an Indianapolis Colts fan. The Colts spent their first 40 or so years of existence in Baltimore and they still hate our guts. Whenever we go to Baltimore to play a game it's like the super bowl for those fans. And I totally get it. Our current owners father was a drunk and wanted a new stadium. When he didn't get it he threatened to move to either Phoenix or Indy. The city then started the process of literally claiming the team as public domain and blocking the move so before that could happen he shipped everything out in moving trucks OVERNIGHT to Indianapolis. And just like that people who supported them their entire lives woke up and had no football team.. it's just really gross. Then about 12 years later the Browns owner did the same thing only he moved the Browns to Baltimore. And Baltimore fans were happy as shit and act like they didn't literally steal a team away from Cleveland the same way we stole the Colts. Like Nick said it's all business. It's gross but what can ya do..it usually comes down to wanting a new stadium and not being willing to fork over the money themselves despite most of the NFL owners being billionaires. They want us to pay for it and when people push back they leave...good on Oakland and As fans for telling them to go to hell. Move to Vegas if you want we have enough problems in that area we aren't gonna spend tax dollars on a stadium for a millionaire. I totally understand.

Mike Trout just broke a bone in his hand in a swing. He’s already had the surgery and is expected to miss 3-8 weeks.

its common in the US to root for teams not in your state or city so moving isnt a big deal.

A's fans are geographically close to the SF Giants.

Trout's overall stats are still good but not "Mike Trout good" so he's settled down a little bit. The fact that he's healthy (knock on wood) should help the Angels in the long run and it's probably only a matter of time he starts raking again. There is a lot more areas along the concourses in American stadiums (outdoor stadiums anyway) where you can mill about and either watch the game or take in the concessions so the teams will sell "standing room only" tickets to games that will give you entrance to the building but not a guaranteed seat. You're sometimes allowed to take an unoccupied seat with an SRO ticket but you'd have to give it up if the seat's ticket owner shows up although some stadiums won't let you into certain sections if you don't have a ticket for that section. It all depends on the stadium and the security staff. It's fascinating what happens when a team moves. I've never had it happen to me but I know a bunch of fans of the Hartford Whalers when they moved to Raleigh and became the Carolina Hurricanes. Some of them became fans of other teams in the area like the Rangers and Bruins, others found entirely different teams to support, and some even to this day are Carolina Hurricanes fans despite them abandoning the area. I also know some older Giants and Dodgers fans who were fans back to the 50's when they were still in New York. Some of them are still Dodgers and Giants fans despite living so far away and some held out and became Mets fans. I'm not sure if any of them became Yankee fans though; that's just not allowed 😆. However, I have not ever heard of a fan following a team to a new area but people who move sometimes do start following their new local team while also cheering for their original team. Which team they cheer for when the 2 play is personal preference but most go with their childhood fav. Nobody confirmed that Tony La Russa put in a pinch runner because the fan told him to. He says the delay was because he was uncertain of taking out the player in question because he had a good bat and the game was still tied. But the timing did turn out pretty funny. I've never heard of a team wholesale pulling a catcher because of bad pitch calling. Some pitchers will ask for the backup to catch them but never the whole staff. That's a weird one for me.

The Chicago White Sox were supposed to compete for the World Series this year and they've utterly collapsed at 14 games under 500 in the AL Central, the worst division in baseball. The White Sox are so bad they recently lost a series to the Oakland Athletics.

The A's started in Philadelphia in 1901 and left in 57'. Then they moved to Kansas City until 68' , then off to Oakland. They were incredible in the early 70's. They won 9 World Series. Not since 92'. I think? It's been to long, sorry

Bryce Harper gon start feeling all that in his 50s and 60s

Hey if you’re looking for a video going over every team in this MLB season so far there a RU-vidr called Urinatingtree he has a video called “ The haters guide to the 2023 MLB season All stars edition” it a recap the season so far

College Football | Best / Loudest Crowd Reactions from the 2022 Season Y’all should watch this series by SDS Highlights. I think its by far the best way to catch up on college football and really get to see how hype the games can be.

If you guys are curious about the mls, Check out “the origins of the greatest soccer rivalry in North America”

I was a Willson Contreras fan when he played for the Cubs, and his pitch calling was not very good. Every opposing batter has a weakness, and the catcher needs to know that weakness so he can call the right pitches. Contreras didn’t stick to the game plan. But, the Cardinals pitchers have been used to pitching to Yadier Molina for their entire careers. It’s no surprise that they aren’t on the same page with Contreras yet. Catchers are the hardest players to value though. The Astros won the World Series last year with the worst hitting catcher in all MLB. His is his pitch calling.

Although the A's are having a bad season you cannot blame the fans. It appears they were being set up to fail by the owner to drive the attendance down which would serve as a pretext to move the team. As a former San Diego Chargers fan of over 50 years, I can relate and can sympathize with the fans of Oakland who not only lost an NFL team but who possibly can lose their legendary MLB team. Both of their teams have been successful and legendary which have left a significant mark in both their sports. I understand that the primary reason is due to a lack of a new facility being built but the way I see it, if you own a team and cannot fund a new facility privately then you should not own a team. Nonetheless, I can sympathize with Oakland when your team has bad ownership or is run in a way that alienates fans. San Diego sports fans have been victim to bad ownership with all of their professional sports team franchises from both NBA teams moving the Rockets to Houston and the Clippers to LA both terrible ownership even though both teams received above-average support while being at the bottom of the standings in virtually every year they were in San Diego. Although many fans were bummed out they left it cannot compare to the massive black hole that was left when the Chargers moved to LA. This team was beyond beloved in San Diego for over 55 years through a few ups but mostly down seasons the team was always supported. The city would bend over backward to give them free rent and even ticket guarantees for unsold tickets for years. And how did ownership repay them by constantly threatening to move to a vacant LA market to give them what they wanted? The city was even willing to split the cost of a new stadium at the same site they were playing at. Land which the city-owned only for the owner wanting a new stadium downtown like the Padres. Land that the city did not own, land which would need to be bought from those who owned it which would drive the cost up to over 3 times of the other site. As we learned later Chargers ownership was acting in bad faith. They were using the downtown scenario as a ploy to leave. They knew it would be virtually unfeasible to build a stadium that would be used only 8 times a year by the team and would remain empty for over 350 days the remainder of the year downtown. The owner had always had a hard-on for the LA market which remained vacant of an NFL team for about 20 years when the Rams moved to St. Louis and Raiders returned back to Oakland. Many people outside of San Diego did not see it as such a big deal for the Chargers to move 250 to 300 miles north about a 2 1/2 hour drive to see the team play. But what they failed to understand is the level of hatred and disdain people in San Diego have for anything related to Los Angeles, especially their sports teams. It's bad enough to lose the team to another city but to Los Angeles, I could not think of anything worse than that. I was a lifelong season ticket holder who knew a great amount of other die-hard season ticket holders who not only will never watch a Chargers game again but have permanently boycotted the NFL completely. You will never find anyone in San Diego who spend a second of their time on the Chargers. As far as we are concerned they are dead. Now on the other hand the Padres have forever cemented their place in the hearts of all San Diegans. For the first time, we have an owner who gives a damn about not only the fans but the city. He has committed to providing the resources to ensure a competitive team over the long haul. I understand they have not lived up to their potential this year and have been disappointing so far. Nonetheless, the fan support has been record-breaking, they have already drawn 2 million fans in 48 home games this year. They are on pace to reach 4 million in attendance this year. The fans appreciate and revere this owner like no other, he has been the first owner loved to this level. Especially if any of the previous Padres owners maybe for the exception of John Moores who was instrumental in getting Petco Park built and Ray Kroc who owned and founded the Mcdonald's corporation and who was spending the necessary resources to provide a winning product on the field. Sadly, he died the very year the team made it to their first World Series in 1984. Now to answer your question about teams moving and if a fanbase will support them regardless of where they relocate. I would have to answer NO! It is the worse form of betrayal, why should anyone remain loyal to a team after being abandoned? In fact, the team that was your team's rival becomes more loved and you cannot wait to see them destroy your former team. The only reason to watch would strictly be to hate-watch. My apologies for the lengthy comment but the Oakland situation has triggered my suppressed hatred feelings toward teams moving.

O-R-I-O-L-E-S! Magic magic maaaagic! Go O's ⚾⚾⚾

As a Giants fan this has been very weird.

unfortunately the Angels just lost Mike Trout to injury and it's basically over for them

This is just my opinion on the Cardinals benching Contreras thing. The pitcher/catcher relationship is pretty important, and you really want them to be on the same page strategically. But the fact is the pitcher can shake off any sign their catcher gives them. It’s more likely a personality conflict or they think Contreras should be doing more when it comes to prep work for a game plan. But those issues probably don’t come up if they’re winning. Definitely some scapegoating

No, no.... no need to feel bad for my Orioles! Especially when they have the 2nd best record in the MLB, as I type this! (August 2nd, 2:17pm)..... They have the best MLB team, and minor league system (feeder system) on the MLB. They're honestly a scary team to face! Not to mention the lowest payroll in the MLB!

5:13 yeah, about that...

The best center fielder in the game is Luis Robert Jr. of the Chicago White Sox, not Mike Trout. You'll want to commit his name to memory. He's a bigger, stronger, faster (and younger version of Trout). As soon as he learns plate discipline, he'll be an MVP candidate. Everything he's doing now is on raw talent.

The A's needs to bring back the money ball guy.

They can pay for the wedding with the General Liability claim he can now make because of that tackle. Yeah, he shouldn’t have been on the field but he was on a knee, with no threat to any one around him, and that tackle was super excessive.

I have never liked the DH rule if you play in the field you should bat. I don't care if that's popular or not.

Unfortunately the Pirates' suck again and the A's have always have had attendance problems since they moved from Kansas City

You guys should watch the mlb all star game. It was great.

Angels fan here. Here is how the Angel's are doing. The Angel's are still contention spot but have been having a struggling 2 weeks due to multiple of stuff, however the trade deadline should fix those spots pretty well if done right. So let see what Arte last major moves with Perrry at the trade deadline does. Why? Well here who is injured. Trout,Drury,Neto,Moore,Suarez,Logan,Rendon but not put on IL yet it seems since he is been injured many different ways this year, but has been coming back in soon as he can,Austin,Ben,Gio,Jose,Davis,Chris,Jose, and Max dealing with family stuff. Now then, it sounds worse then it is but actually good news. Moore,Neto,and Rendon will be healthy after all star break. However,Drury will be seen today on if it is worse than thought since he hasn't reached progress on getting better. Trout is out until late months or playoff chances. Logan will be back in the last month. That means with certain players not doing good all year with some average guys called up, it has been brutal. Here is the roster and info for each. Trout injured, so Adell called up, has huge potential to do great and has the highest Stat cast home run in any league at around 500 in something just this year. A well needed player, he will play CF. Ohtani DH. Lf Ward/RFRenfroe, both underperforming in hitting. Ward should be near Trout numbers instead struggling again. Ya, Ward is actually has Trout like stats but struggles to keep them do to bad coaching. However, Renfroe has the longest slump and highest payroll option after this year, so may get traded, has amazing throwing arm to get anyone out fast from outfield even from the best runners. Moniack, very good top 1 prospect called up and should stay with the team years to come in thr OF. Neto fastest Angel's minor leaguer called by any team this year from last year's draft. Has top 5 defense for that position all year and growing bat. Those are just a few stuff since just so much to say, but they deffently still in it for now. The deadline will determine Ohtani's fait on what needs to be done and Angel's organizations fait overall. Angels fans either way have been having exciting year more than people know, but at deadline I believe we need to impact players with good defense, is great with Runners in scoring position, and we need 2 great starters atleast with maybe 1 or 2 solid relievers. May sound a lot but, not actually that bad since Angels have no choice if they want Ohtani. With these aquasitions, we can trade off players, out players on phantom ils who isn't needed this year, and call up our final prospects who are doing excellent to fill the roles of the struggling players. Hope this clears up where the Angel's at from Angel's fan perspective at this moment.

Why does that woman have her ring on the wrong finger??? Edit: ah... You saw it too.😂 😂😂