Letters to Sports: More calls for Angels ownership

Bill Plaschke’s and many Angel followers’ need for Arte Moreno to promote his ownership of the Angels is an overkill. Granted, us Angels followers have suffered under Moreno’s ownership, and the Angels could be better off with new ownership, but over the years Moreno has completed many optimistic and charitable issues. I counsel that the Angels present Moreno with a 10%, non-voting curiosity, regardless of who the new homeowners could be. That method the followers are comfortable, and Moreno will still have a rooting curiosity.

Michael Gesas
Beverly Hills

Bill Plaschke’s column urging Angels proprietor Arte Moreno to promote the workforce hits the bull’s-eye. Clear, concise and complete, it highlights most elements main the Angels to the underside of MLB. Most elements, besides a vital one: Moreno’s ownership incompetence has been facilitated by the group of sycophants he has apparently surrounded himself with. These same people are now exhausting at work imploring Moreno, “just don’t read The Times today.”

Rob Fleishman
Placentia

If Bill Plaschke have been an attorney delivering closing arguments at a jury trial, his current article concerning Arte Moreno’s ownership of the Angels will surely produce a verdict. The jury has reached its determination: the defendant must promote the workforce.

Wayne Muramatsu
Cerritos

Dear Angels,

I’ll start off by saying it’s not you, it’s me. I attempted staying devoted to you but Arte Moreno’s interference in our relationship has clouded my better judgment. I assumed I might stick it out figuring out how exhausting you’re working making an attempt to reel me back in. It’s not working and I must now flip my back and stroll away. What we have now now is a shallow affair and it’s not truthful to you that the charade continue. In the end, I take great consolation in figuring out sometime, someway you will see that what you’re looking for.

Mark Petrasso
Port Hueneme