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MISCELLANEOUS STATS
CAREER PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
Aug. 16, 2023 vs. CWS
CAREER WALK-OFF PLATE APPEARANCES
Apr. 24, 2021 vs. TEX (RBI double; 9th)
CAREER FIELDING
POS PCT G PO A E TC DP
2B .984 170 239 367 10 616 96
3B .962 108 55 149 6 210 13
MADRIGAL'S CAREER HIGHS
SEASON GAME MADRIGAL
AVG .263 — 2023 H 4 — 8/2/20 at KC
H 71 — 2023 HR 1 — Four times; last, 8/16/23 vs. CWS
R 34 — 2023 R 3 — 5/17/21 at MIN
BB 14 — 2022 BB 2 — Three times; last, 6/14/23 vs. PIT
2B 16 — 2023 2B 2 — Twice; last, 8/21/23 at DET
HR 2 — 2021 & 2023 RBI 3 — 4/2/24 vs. COL
RBI 28 — 2023 SB 1 — 17 times; last, 4/2/24 vs. COL
SB 10 — 2023 Hit Streak 8 — Apr. 2 - Apr. 19, 2023

about the rally monkey

BORN: June 6th, 2000
GAME VS: San Francisco Giants
ORIGIN: With the Angels trailing 3-0 in the sixth inning of a game against the
San Francisco Giants (June 6, 2000), the Angels’ game presentation staff
spontaneously created the Rally Monkey phenomenon. Here’s how:
The entertainment staff members had a video clip of a monkey jumping
up and down in their stock footage and, on the spur of the moment,
decided to put the words “Rally Monkey” over the clip and show it on
the Jumbotron. After showing the clip, the Angels rallied for a run, so the
clip was shown again when the Angels were up in the seventh and eighth
innings. In the ninth inning, with the Giants ahead, 5-4, the Giants brought
in their closer Robb Nen. The Rally Monkey clip was repeated several
more times in the ninth and the Angels rallied to beat the Giants, 6-5.
RULES: Rally Monkey etiquette requires that the video is only displayed in the
sixth-inning-or-later with the game tied or the Angels behind.

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