Archive for August, 2007
Y E S T E R D A Y…
This may be hard to believe, but there was literally nothing to report in the L.A. sports scene yesterday. No, this is not a joke. And yes, I am just as flabbergasted as you are.
T O D A Y…
Dodgers at Padres (7:05 pm, FSN): […]
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Dodgers 10 Nationals 9: No, the heat hasn’t gotten to you, there really were that many lead changes in this game. The Dodgers finally completed the worst sweep in the history of sweeps and head out on the road in an attempt to make it to the […]
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RANDOM THOUGHTS
I know what you’re saying. John Ireland? The guy is on KCBS and KCAL five nights a week, he’s on ESPN radio every day for three hours, he’s all over the Lakers’ games, and he actually thinks we want more opinions from him? What a moron.
I know that’s what you’re saying, because I’m saying […]
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With Knee Injury, Beckham (Wreckham?) Down to Last Limbs, and Galaxy Lose, Too
By David Neiman | The Score, Los Angeles GalaxyI was at David Beckham’s inaugural appearance for the LA Galaxy a few weeks back, and during that game, just minutes from its conclusion, Becks collided with Chelsea’s Steve Sidwell and went tumbling head over heels, grabbing at an already injured ankle. Beckham got up and walked it off, but you couldn’t help wondering if […]
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Angels 10- Mariners 6: Ugly start, swanky ending for the Halos, as they took their second straight over Seattle and extended their lead in the AL West to a cushy four games. Ervin Santana’s Terms of Endearment depressing road woes continued as he spotted the M’s five […]
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Y E S T E R D A Y… Dodgers 5, Mets 4: Derek Lowe’s often gotten the shaft when it comes to quality met with run support, but last night, his boys came through to cover for a so so effort. Lowe surrendered three jacks in just six innings of work and put his squad […]
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Dodgers 6- Mets 2: Granted, he’s less unnerving than Brett Tomko, but we’ll assume you were nervous at the prospect of 44 year old David Wells making his Dodger debut. But the (insert your more p.c. word for fat here) lefty held the Mets to two runs over […]
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So explain to me why the Angels can’t win it all?
By Brian Kamenetzky | What I See, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, ColumnMy normal baseball beat- if you want to call it that- is covering the Dodgers. They get the bulk of my attention, at least as far as America’s Pastime goes. But I’m not ignorant of the rest of the league, nor L.A.’s other team. It’s hard to ignore the Angels, after all, seeing as they’ve […]
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Beckham Scores! Now What?
By Brian Kamenetzky | What I See, Los Angeles Galaxy, ColumnOkay, I’ve seen the replay of the Beckham goal. I’ve seen the reaction of the teammates who made him captain (makes sense) and of the fans who have sucked up Beckham jersey’s like Mickey Rourke does discount coupons for plastic surgery. I’ve seen attendance figures for Galaxy games on the road. I read today that […]
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A large market team decides, for once, to think small
By Ryan Eletto | The Tinseltown Tabloid, Los Angeles Dodgers, ColumnThe Dodgers have only twice in their history shown a keen eye for young talent: first, between 1979 and 1982 the Dodgers produced four straight Rookies of the Year with Rick Sutcliffe, Steve Howe, Fernando Valenzuela, and Steve Sax. Then, the Blue Crew produced an astounding five in a row from 1992-1996 with Eric Karros, […]
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