The pre-season season is over for NFL teams. Pay no attention to the results for those games. The Rams and Chargers together posted a 1-5 record, but those contests were mostly […]
Brighter outlook for NFL locals
Needed: urgency and chemistry
If you can imagine the big league baseball season as a race, the “gun lap” usually begins with the onset of September. Labor Day – or close to it – signals that […]
Are COVID cases in decline?
The number of new confirmed new cases of coronavirus in Orange County may have peaked and begun a decline. According to Tuesday’s report from the county health care agency, the number of […]
And now, it’s time for the NFL
The Tokyo Olympics have stolen much of the spotlight from our local sports, but August yanks our attention back to the fields and courts and diamonds of Southern California. On Aug. 14, […]
Have a Giltini, “next big thing”?
One of the biggest sports news items of the last week was a story – or sport – you may have never heard of. Before a crowd of almost 8,000 people at […]
Try a new “Jungle Cruise” trip
The weather is nice; you’ve got the next two days off … go out and treat yourself to some fun. As in …
Halos need more W’s to earn a C
The Angels and the Dodgers each get “C” grades for their work over the past week. The boys from Chavez Ravine had a chance to catch the NL West-leading San Francisco Giants […]
Football right around the corner
While the Los Angeles Angels and Los Angeles Dodgers are in the midst of division races – the Halos battling for a wild card spot and the Dodgers for the National League […]
What might (or not) have been
Disneyland in Burbank? The Angels in Long Beach? Oil derricks in Garden Grove? What sort of “Twilight Zone” world is that? Well, those things do seem sort of off, but they are […]
Waiting for Clayton and Mike
The baseball All-Star break is a traditional time for reflection, rest and reloading. For the Los Angeles Angels and Los Angeles Dodgers, it means seeking improvements that will allow them to boost […]
