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There may be a drought in California, but the Los Angeles Angels had a home game rained out Sunday, their first in 20 years.
They needed to dry the field on Monday, so they called in a helicopter to hover overhead.
The field was blow-dried, but Angels manager Mike Scioscia was unimpressed.
He recalls a youth league game years ago when wet base paths were doused in gasoline and set on fire.
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