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October 22, 2002 [LINK]

[Angels, Giants provide excitement]

The first two games of the 2002 World Series were all one could hope for, in terms of competitive excitement. The Angels showed in New York that they were capable of explosive run production, but the five-run first inning on Sunday night was ridiculous! Their amazingly poised and effective rookie relief pitcher, 20-year old Francisco Rodriguez, seems heaven-sent -- quite fitting for this team! Both Barry Bonds and Angels veteran Tim Salmon hit a home run in each game. If it weren't for the latter's eighth-inning blast, the Angels would be in deep trouble. They need to win one game in San Francisco, and if they do, the long-suffering fans in Anaheim will be sure to give them all plenty of moral support.

NOTE: This is a "post facto" blog post, taken from the pre-November 2004 archives.

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