You can argue that spring training games really don't matter in the grand scheme of things, but the stories they tell sometimes resonate far beyond an afternoon in March. For the Los Angeles Angels and longtime starter Jered Weaver, the story that was told on Wednesday is one that will create much uneasiness in the days and weeks ahead. [ 2016 Yahoo Fantasy Baseball is open for business. Sign up now ] The 33-year-old right-hander was unable to tame the loaded Los Angeles Dodgers lineup, allowing five runs on six hits — including three home runs — while striking out zero in 2 2/3 innings. Those numbers alone are enough to draw attention to the outing. But a greater concern was revealed by scouts in attendance, who noted that Weaver's fastball was barely registering above 80 mph. One scout in attendance has Jered Weaver topping out at 80 mph in two innings today. He threw a 78-mph fastball Austin Barnes hit for a HR. — Pedro Moura (@pedromoura) March 9, 2016 Another scout noted that Weaver managed to reach 81 on occasion, but that's of little consolation to Weaver or the Angels. He's still a long way from where he needs to be, and that's especially discouraging...