Angels Falter in Crucial Game, Missing Thrilling Chance to Surge Above .500 Against Nationals
Watching those young Angels supporters gather along the infield, eagerly hunting for autographs as the players made their entrance, it struck me just how detached they are from the electric pulse of postseason drama—the kind of nail-biting tension that makes your heart gallop and the quirky rally monkey superstition transcend mere gimmickry into something almost sacred. The current Angels roster, by sheer circumstance, shares that same innocence; none of these players have tasted the playoff grind or carried the weight of postseason expectations—many hadn’t even stepped into a major-league batter’s box when Mike Trout last carried the franchise into October’s spotlight.
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