By Eric Neel
Page 2 columnist

Monday, October 28, 2002

You want to know why that Troy Glaus double late in Game 6 stayed in the park, why it wasn't a home run? I'll tell you why: because it was carrying a truckload of weight, it was bending back time's arrow, racing headlong against the winds of history. The whole plucky-but-never-great tradition, the snake-bitten Angelness of the Angels, looked to bury that ball in Barry Bonds' glove, but somehow Glaus found the strength to muscle it into a new reality, one in which the absurd, the wildly improba ...

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