r/angelsbaseball

Not the roster, not the front office, just the actual experience of going to a game. The concessions, the atmosphere, the parking, the promotions, the in-game entertainment, anything about the ballpark experience itself. What's the one thing that if they fixed it would make you want to go to even more games than you already do?

I have 4 tickets (500 section) for Monday's game against the Jays that I cannot attend. I want to keep your experience affordable, so if you are able to attend, I will send you the tickets and I can Venmo you $5 for your troubles (and your first Coors in right field). Like every season, the team has provided me false hope early and I only yearn for the disappointment soon to come.

-signed,

Angels fan for life

TO BE CLEAR: I AM NOT SELLING TICKETS, BUT RATHER GIVING THEM AWAY. IF THIS IS NOT ALLOWED, PLEASE REMOVE POST.

I lost a green ridge wallet getting ice-cream at sweets near the 126 section. Panicking a bit because I need my id to fly home in a few days. It anyone found it let me know. This was around the 4th inning

Sometimes the best memories at the Big A have nothing to do with the final score. Maybe it was a promotion night that went perfectly, a random interaction with a stranger in your section, a foul ball catch, or just a perfect summer night with the right people. What's your best Angels Stadium memory where the game itself was almost secondary?

While watching the game celebrating GA the other day, Darin Erstad was talking about the teammates he had being chatting with since hearing the news. He mentioned “Donkey”. Which angel in that era had the nickname donkey? All I could find was Zach Cozart but he wasn’t an angel until 2017 or so.

I can think of a few good things to come out of tonight despite the loss. The Padres have been the hottest team in baseball coming into the series, to even have the chance to win it is really good considering an easier schedule coming up to pile up some wins. Kikuchi looked really good tonight and bounced back from some rough outings. The offense wasn’t going to keep on that pace for how many games it already had. The Angels still have yet to be shutout in the season. I think we can still take the game tomorrow and pile up wins with the Blue jays, Royals, and White Sox on the schedule.