Jeff Fletcher

Anaheim Angels reporter, OC Register

OC Register reporter covering the Angels team

Jeff Fletcher on KCRW

It’s opening day for major league baseball, and Dodgers fans are hoping for a repeat of their World Series win.

On this baseball season opening day, LA and Anaheim fans have high hopes

It’s opening day for major league baseball, and Dodgers fans are hoping for a repeat of their World Series win.

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