Why do some people pronounce "bangel" like "bangle" (the bracelet, or the "Walk Like An Egyptian" band)?

(This could be a new war all on it's own, BUT)

I have explained several times why I pronounce "bangel" as "ban-gel" (so it rhymes with "angel"). Mostly, it's linguistic reasons. Technically, "Gel" is always a soft G, while "Gle" is always a hard G. Hence the difference between "Angel" and "Angle." Additionally, it just makes sense for the name to rhyme with "angel" which is one of its roots.

HOWEVER, there are people who pronounce "bangel" like "bangle" (like the bracelet). I'm just curious as to what your reasons are. Do you think it sounds better that way, or what?