LA Angels Use Nickelback for Walk-Up Songs Against Boston Red Sox, Still Lose 14th Consecutive Game
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ANAHEIM, CA – SEPTEMBER 19: Shohei Ohtani #17 of the Los Angeles Angels looks for an umpire to check his equipment after pitching in the first inning of the game against the Oakland Athletics at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on September 19, 2021 in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images)
LA Angels are willing to do everything to end their historic losing streak this season. Even after firing Joe Maddon as their manager, the Angels have lost two games in a row. In a recent game against the Boston Red Sox, the Angels tried something different.
Yes! The Angels used a unique strategy to get their players back in their beast mode. With every player coming into the ballpark, the Angels welcomed them with a Nickelback song. They used different Nickelback songs for all their players. Despite that, they could not avoid a record 14th consecutive defeat in the current season.
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Apart from the first couple of months, the Angels have rarely challenged their opponents. As things stand, they might not make it to the playoffs. Because after the ongoing series against the Red Sox, they have to face the two of the strongest teams in the National League; the New York Mets and the LA Dodgers.
Even Nickelback could not save the LA Angels
Per Alden Gonzalez of ESPN, the Angels management came up with the idea to welcome their players with a Nickelback song. Taking to the microblogging site, Gonzalez shared this information.
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“I can report that every Angels player will walk up to Nickelback tonight. The coaches decided it as a way to shake things up. So, if the Angels snap their losing streak tonight, you can thank Nickelback,” Alden Gonzalez tweeted.
People: I can report that every Angels player will walk up to Nickleback tonight. The coaches decided it as a way to shake things up. So, if the Angels snap their losing streak tonight, you can thank Nickleback.
— Alden González (@Alden_Gonzalez) June 9, 2022
He also revealed the name of the songs that the Angels players walked up to in the ballpark.
Ohtani: “Photograph”
Adell: “Rockstar”
Walsh: “How You Remind Me”
Duffy: “Someday”
Lagares: “If Today Was Your Last Day”
Marsh: “When We Stand Together”
Mayfield: “What Are You Waiting For?”
Suzuki: “This Afternoon”
Wade: “Animals”
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What is wrong with the Angels?
Their too much dependency on Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout has failed big time for the LA Angels. Because, even if Ohtani is a two-way player, he can not play at his best in every game. The same goes with Mike Trout. Probably that was the main reason the Angels sacked Joe Maddon.
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Considering the current scenario, the Angels have lost their way to make it to the playoffs, as they did not capitalize on their blazing start to the season.
However, anything is possible in baseball. But what are your opinions on the Angels’ chances to make it to the playoffs?
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Simar Singh Wadhwa