ANGELS
The Angels are constructing an actual-size infield on the entrance plaza to Edison Field, with green and orange bricks substituting for grass and dirt. For a $75 donation to the Angels’ charitable foundation, the club will inscribe your name, a company name or a personal message on one of those bricks.
Angel Vice President Ken Wachter said none of the money collected would help pay for Disney’s $120-million stadium renovation project. The Angels hope to raise $500,000 for local charities this year, much of it through sales of the commemorative bricks.
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