John Lackey News

Don't look now, but the Angels might be gaining on you. That would be the Yankees, Brewers and any of the half-dozen or so teams that have extended offers or been linked to pitcher CC Sabathia, arguably the top ...

In the middle of all this World Series chaos, Joe Maddon sounded rather calm. Bumped to a hotel in Delaware until Game 5 resumes tonight -- if the weather cooperates -- the Tampa Bay manager and his young ...

Posted by Christopher Glotfelty The Los Angeles Times is reporting that the Los Angeles Angels have failed to pick up veteran outfielder Garrett Andersona s $14 million option for next season.

Thanks. Getting a head start by Craig Brown October 31, 2008 Just because Bud Selig doesn't want anything to upstage the World Series - like firings, hirings or trades - that doesn't mean the other 28 teams ...

Never before has there been such a frenzied market for World Series ticket stubs -- strips of paper usually relegated to scrap books after the last out.

The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim announced on Tuesday that they have picked up 2009 options on pitcher John Lackey and outfielder Vladimir Guerrero, while declining the option for outfielder Garret Anderson.

Don't you hate it when you return two punts for touchdowns and still lose ? I know I do.

Mark Teixeira News: Teixeira went 3-for-3 with a walk, three runs and a RBI in Friday's 7-5 loss to Boston in Game 2 of the ALDS.

The Red Sox did just enough to survive John Lackey in Game 1. Now, can they beat a 25-year-old fireballer who this season compiled more strikeouts than Roy Halladay, a better ERA than James Shields, and the ...

's biggest save of a record-breaking season came in a tie game. Rodriguez wriggled out of a bases-loaded jam in the 10th inning, hit two early homers before scoring the go-ahead run in the 12th and the Los ...

Mom always said 'never judge a book by its cover' but I've always felt that Angels pitcher John Lackey just looks like a real stupid, dense person.

The best record in the majors, another strong performance by John Lackey, an excellent chance to take the lead in the ninth inning - it was all just wasted by the Los Angeles Angels.

John Lackey lost Game 1 against the Red Sox. Don't expect him to change his approach too much in Game 4. The Angels ace will face Boston lefty Jon Lester again tonight at Fenway Park, with Los Angeles trailing ...

The Red Sox dodged bullets all night, but the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim had one more left in the chamber.

Published: Saturday, October 4, 2008 at 10:33 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, October 4, 2008 at 10:33 a.m. Heading into this postseason, this year's Los Angeles Angels team appeared unlikely to meet the same ...

Angels pitcher John Lackey, left, and pitching coach Mike Butcher look on during Wednesday's loss to Boston in Game 1 of their playoff series.

Why the Red Sox will beat the Angels by Ben Jacobs October 01, 2008 The Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Angels are meeting in the first round of the playoffs for the second year in a row and the third time in ...

October 1st, 10:07 p.m. - Jon Lester vs. John Lackey October 3rd, 9:37 p.m. - Daisuke Matsuzaka vs.

Friday: Boston at Los Angeles, 8:37 p.m. All games on TBS; if needed Offense The Angels are manager Mike Scioscia old-school, move runners over, hit-and-run, bunt, run hard, all that.

By JEFF WILSON ANAHEIM, Calif. - John Lackey was a 24-year-old rookie when he made two starts in the 2002 World Series, including the biggie against Barry Bonds and the San Francisco Giants.But the ...