February 10, 20206 yr Doesn't LA have too many outfielders then? Between the Dodgers and the Marlins their outfielders outnumber Marlins fans.
February 10, 20206 yr Doesn't LA have too many outfielders then? Why would I say LA when both teams in the trade are LA? What an idiot.
February 10, 20206 yr Why would I say LA when both teams in the trade are LA? What an idiot. When did Louisiana get an MLB team?
February 10, 20206 yr Why would I say LA when both teams in the trade are LA? What an idiot. The Angels being "in LA" is like if the Marlins played in Naples and were still called The Miami Marlins. "The Miami Marlins of Naples"
February 10, 20206 yr The Angels being "in LA" is like if the Marlins played in Naples and were still called The Miami Marlins. "The Miami Marlins of Naples" Anaheim isn't that far away from LA. It would be more like if the Marlins played in Miami Gardens and were still called the Miami Marlins.
February 10, 20206 yr Anaheim isn't that far away from LA. It would be more like if the Marlins played in Miami Gardens and were still called the Miami Marlins. Miami Gardens Marlins? What's a "garden marlin?"
February 10, 20206 yr Anaheim isn't that far away from LA. It would be more like if the Marlins played in Miami Gardens and were still called the Miami Marlins. It's a different metropolitan area though. Anaheim is its own city with its own suburbs and even its own airport. It's a much more established MSA than Miami Gardens, which is basically a neighborhood still in the Greater Miami Area. If I got in my car right now (I work near Downtown LA) and tried to get to Anaheim, it would take me over an hour. Naples wasn't a good comparison because it's not really much of a city. Anaheim/OC are very much their own thing, and just happen to be geographically close to Los Angeles. Also, Miami Gardens is still in Miami-Dade County, Anaheim is not in LA County (even though LA County is hilariously huge)
February 10, 20206 yr It's a different metropolitan area though. Anaheim is its own city with its own suburbs and even its own airport. It's a much more established MSA than Miami Gardens, which is basically a neighborhood still in the Greater Miami Area. If I got in my car right now (I work near Downtown LA) and tried to get to Anaheim, it would take me over an hour. Naples wasn't a good comparison because it's not really much of a city. Anaheim/OC are very much their own thing, and just happen to be geographically close to Los Angeles. Also, Miami Gardens is still in Miami-Dade County, Anaheim is not in LA County (even though LA County is hilariously huge) Like Duval County?
February 11, 20206 yr Author The Angels being "in LA" is like if the Marlins played in Naples and were still called The Miami Marlins. "The Miami Marlins of Naples" if the go back being the California Angels I might like them again
February 11, 20206 yr Author Between the Dodgers and the Marlins their outfielders outnumber Marlins fans. I hate U
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