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The Angels, Defense, and Clutch Hitting 
Beyond the Box Score | by Peter Bendix | Tue, Oct 7
Beyond the Box Score is the #13 Blogger for Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
This phrase has been espoused by announcers on TBS several times over the course of the Red Sox/Angels series. And it is simply untrue. With no one on base, the Angels hit .268/.330/.413, good for a .738 OPS, which was 18th in baseball. However, with runners in scoring position, the Angels hit ..279/....
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