by Ken Napzok September baseball is here. The air is getting crisp and sharp. Playoff runs are picking up or dying on the vine. The last of the 40-man roster call ups are making their dreams come true. And the long journey of a baseball season is about to reward those that have been on the adventure from the start. It all comes into focus. … Continue reading The Big Hit | Of Homers and No-N0’s…
Mike Trout continues his form with his 14th blast of the year. Trout has 238 doubles, 253 home runs, 195 stolen bases, and 743 walks in his career so far. No other player in MLB history has bested all of those categories through their 27 year old season. No one. Trout is still in his 27 year old season, too. Continue reading Mike Trout Murders Another Baseball
Has LA truly become Clip Nation? Well if you ask current Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, the answer is yes. Garcetti on Thursday officially declared that he’s at the helm of a Clippers town. He was asked by TMZ Sports he thought the tides have shifted in the city. “Right now, it’s a Clippers,” Garcetti admitted before saying he was a Lakers fan until the day he … Continue reading The Honeymoon is over in LA for LeBron James
by Matt Topolski Follow on IG @TopolskiOfficial “I just want to have fun again.” An exact quote from the now former President of Basketball Operations at the Los Angeles Lakers. With a game yet to play before the Lakers put an end to their 2018-2019 season, the franchise has hit rock bottom at 37-44. Inevitably questions will begin to circle regarding LeBron James’ input if … Continue reading Magic Johnson Stepping Down as Lakers President
