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Angels' Chris Iannetta deals with frustrating slump


Don’t bother voicing your displeasure with . You aren’t telling him anything he doesn’t know. “However much fans are (ticked) off at me and how upset they are at me, I’m way worse,” Iannetta said. Iannetta has endured a rollercoaster season. He hit .091 through his first 22 games, but then turned things around and hit .269 with an .864 OPS over his next 40 games. (Orange County Register)

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