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Leslie is a 20 year old model who was born in Culver City and now resides in the city of Angels, which is only fitting.

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Los Angeles Angels Pitcher Jered Weaver (pictured above celebrating with his wife) may have had a baseball Angel watching over him last night when he threw the 274th no-hitter in history. The 29-year old Cy Young runner-up began to think about the no-no early on the mound. "I probably started to think about it in the...

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Most people know that Ron Guidry is a Lafayette, La. native, that went on the play in Major League Baseball. "Louisiana Lightning", who went to high school at Northside, and college at then USL, began a 14-year career with the New York Yankees, at the age of 25, and went on to win 170 career games.

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Los Angles Angels first baseman Albert Pujols

The 2012 Major League Baseball season is underway, and we're taking your predictions on the outcomes of the respective divisions.

Today, we're taking predictions on the American League western division

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The L.A. Dodgers were the first major league team to get to 3-0 in 2012, while several superstars began their seasons with a hot streak. Here’s this week’s MLB report:

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There was much consternation in St. Louis last week after Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols made his way toward a glittering paycheck with the Los Angeles Angels that will pay him more than $250 million over the course of 10 years. While most residents of the angered city saw an opportunity to set fire to pricey MLB clothing, one church saw an opportunity to turn a negative into a positive.

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Who are the most overpaid athletes of 2001?

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Angels also land C. J. Wilson

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Fans of the Los Angeles Dodgers have developed a true disdain in their heart for owner Frank McCourt. By willingly mishandling the team's finances, he bleeded the team dry for years. Today, he finally agreed to sell the team, their stadium, and the surrounding real estate. The agreement ends a six month long legal battle with MLB commissioner Bud Selig. The biggest winner today is Dodger nation, who finally got their wish.

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Would adding another wild-card team to the MLB playoffs help the game?

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