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Sep 10, 2026

Pat WalshHOST
17:48
That'd be exciting, but they never did.
Pat WalshHOST
17:51
You know, I'd have to hear about John Brody, and rest in peace, and Gene Washington, who I spent an evening with at Home Field Advantage in Elk Grove the night that the Angels beat the Giants in the 2002 World Series.
Pat WalshHOST
18:05
Creighton Sanders was there.
Pat WalshHOST
18:06
How about that for a memory? Gene Washington was part of the Niners.
Darragh McDonaldHOST
1:48
If you need a refresher, Moreno bought the team in 2003, for a reported $184 million, or something in that range.
Darragh McDonaldHOST
1:58
The Angels had just won the 2002 World Series at that time.
Darragh McDonaldHOST
2:02
From there, they had a couple of good seasons, but mostly trended downwards.
Darragh McDonaldHOST
2:08
Since 2009, they have only made the playoffs once, which was in 2014.
Shannon FarrenHOST
21:17
2002.
Kevin FiguresGUEST
21:18
2002 World Series.
Kevin FiguresGUEST
21:19
And so already makes the purchase in 2003.
Kevin FiguresGUEST
21:21
Yeah.
Erik SeanHOST
45:06
The Angels would come back.
Erik SeanHOST
45:07
They win the 2002 World Series.
Erik SeanHOST
45:10
Under Mike Socha, they won division titles, Rusty, 0-4, 0-5, 0-7, 0-8, 0-9.
Erik SeanHOST
45:17
They were dominant.
Allen StilesHOST
14:01
I didn't realize he was 27, but a 27 year old second baseman will reportedly join triple a Sacramento, which could put him in the mix for a September call up with the club that his father managed for 10 seasons from 1993 to 2002.
Allen StilesHOST
14:15
The younger Baker has already one iconic moment in a giant's uniform as he was famously scooped up at at home plate by JT Snow during game five of the 2002 World Series against the Angels.
Allen StilesHOST
14:28
Baker, who was a three-year-old bat boy at the time, ran home to retrieve a bat after Kenny Lofton tripled off the right field wall, but he quickly found himself in peril after accidentally rushing into oncoming traffic at the plate.
Allen StilesHOST
14:41
After scoring from third, Snow alertly grabbed the young Baker by his jacket to save him from a possible collision with David Bell, who also came charging home from second on the play.
Adam RankGUEST
47:30
If you don't want to invest in all that stuff and everything else will be great.
Adam RankGUEST
47:34
Everybody remembers the 2000s, the 2002 World Series.
Adam RankGUEST
47:39
begat an era where the Angels were in the playoffs seemingly every year.
Adam RankGUEST
47:43
You know why? Because the farm system was great.
Matty PayneHOST
50:51
Now, Dusty, he's now 27.
Matty PayneHOST
50:53
And to make everyone feel really old, not only did he last play in the majors in 2024 in Washington, but he's best known for being swept up at home plate by JT Snow when he was a three-year-old bat boy way back in game five of the 2002 World Series.
Matty PayneHOST
51:07
Do you think he's sick and tired of hearing about that? Yeah.
ShaneHOST
51:12
Mate, it's one of those things, isn't it? Whether it's baseball adjacent or whether it's something that wasn't necessarily a defining moment in your career becoming the defining moment.
Tim McKernanHOST
5:30
It's Scott Spiezio's story.
Tim McKernanHOST
5:32
A folk hero here in St. Louis, but also a folk hero in Anaheim with, as, as the film talks about, the most famous home run hit by an Angel, uh, in that ballpark in game six of the 2002 World Series, which you guys would come back to win over the Giants.
Scott SpiezioGUEST
5:49
Yep.
Tim McKernanHOST
5:49
But taking it back to the very beginning, and I'm talking about the very beginning-
Tim McKernanHOST
6:29
So I've watched a portion of it, as I said, and it's going to be available for everyone to watch a week from tonight.
Tim McKernanHOST
6:35
It's Scott Spezio's story, a folk hero here in St. Louis, but also a folk hero in Anaheim with, as the film talks about, the most famous home run hit by an angel in that ballpark in Game 6 of the 2002 World Series, which you guys would come back to win over the Giants.
Tim McKernanHOST
6:54
But taking it back to the very beginning, and I'm talking about the very beginning, and I'm talking about Morris High in Illinois.
Tim McKernanHOST
7:03
I didn't realize this, and I think it's a big storyline that maybe people who are Cardinal fans didn't realize unless they were of a certain age.
Gary HoffmannHOST
21:20
2002.
Kevin FiggersGUEST
21:21
2002 World Series.
Kevin FiggersGUEST
21:22
And so already makes the purchase in 2003.
Kevin FiggersGUEST
21:24
Yeah.

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