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Friday, September 19, 2008
Someone asked me how the Angels should deal with clinching so early (last Friday). I didn't know, and still don't. But thanks to The Hardball Times' Craig Brown, now I know what other super-early clinchers have done, and how they fared in October. Skipping to the end The '75 Reds, '98 Yankees and '95 and '99 Indians all led their league in scoring. With an offense that scores only 4.6 runs per game, the Angels currently rank 10th in the AL. But the Angels limit the opposition to 4.2 r ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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