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Tuesday, March 23, 2004
Daily rundown
Sele strong in victory
Today's win over the Brewers was our first glimpse of the new and improved Angels lineup, as all nine projected starters appeared together for the first time. Jose Guillen continued his red-hot spring with a three-run blast in the first, which was followed by an Anderson RBI double. Vladimir Guerrero also contributed with a two-run homerun in the fifth to put the Angels in front 7-0. Aaron Sele started the game and kept the Brewers off the board for eight innings, allowing only four hits. It was Sele's best performance of the spring, and could raise his value if/when the Angels decide to trade him. Milwaukee scored two late runs to make the final 7-2. The win snapped Anaheim's four-game losing streak and brings their record to 10-11.
Technical difficulties
Angelfire, which is where I host the images for this blog, is apparently having some technical difficulties. Unfortunately there's not much I can do but wait for them to get their act together, but thanks for the heads up you guys who contacted me.
The doctrine of karmic retribution?
Check out my comments on the assassination of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin on my political blog.
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