Nine Seems Like a Common Number For The Angels

Lorenzo Reyna by Scribe Written on June 26, 2009
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ANAHEIM, CA - APRIL 22:  Pitcher Joe Sauders #51 (C) of the Los Angeles Angels reacts as he get a visit from pitching coach Mike Butcher #23  while catcher Mike Napoli #44 loooks on after Saunders gave up a run to the Detroit Tigers during the first innin
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A number, not a word, has defined the Angels right now.

Nine is a number known to bring either the beginning, the end, good opportunities, or impulsiveness and bad habits.

Yet the number has helped the Halos with home runs, RBI's, and winning consecutive games.

Here are five reasons why the number nine is significant for the Angels:

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