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Mike Scioscia has already made the decision to move Ervin Santana to the bullpen. FOX Sports West talks about the change.

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" What the Angels pitchers heading into the post season Mike Scioscia had some decisions to make. One of them he has made Ervin Santana. Will move to the bullpen and pitch from the ball but he will not be in the starting rotation against the Red Sox. How typical does that fervently -- I think it's gonna be a blessing disguise worry at this particular point -- about their completely Gama who were shut out. Visibility -- coming out of the bullpen this let that fastball go -- to worry about save that energy Gil go and 79 innings. He weather permitting -- to the basketball get up around 9495. Use that slider be extremely aggressive. You an example out of him ought to be effective because the bullpen becomes such a big part of a club and their success in suppose she's a big urban gonna make that adjustment. Bill complaining it's on the W warmed up with ugly situation when -- put him out there right away so I think he's going to be -- had this been up open. Obviously they're hoping not to use him in innings 12 or three or real early in the game but. You touched on something they're going to be is it not more difficult restarted a warm up to come in from the -- because you feel the adrenaline going on you feel you're ready to go with the realities you gotta have your Christmas on your -- what you got to locate your breaking pitches. A lot of times when you go to their adrenaline going you feel you're ready all yell at about five or six pitches he's gonna need at least 125 pitches and be ready sets up in. Mike Sosa Mike which got to keep an island. -- to -- the Yankees general Red Sox in round one and for more MLB videos feature to stay logged on to foxsports.com."

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(0:02) What the Angels pitchers heading into the post season Mike Scioscia had some decisions to make. One of them he has made Ervin Santana . Will move to the bullpen and pitch from the ball but he will not be in the starting rotation against the Red Sox. How typical does that fervently -- I think it's gonna be a blessing disguise worry at this particular point -- about their completely Gama who were shut out. Visibility -- coming out of the bullpen this let that fastball go -- to worry about save that

(1:24) the Yankees general Red Sox in round one and for more MLB videos feature to stay logged on to foxsports.com.