SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Sam Darnold and that stingy Seattle Seahawks defense captured the franchise’s second Super Bowl championship on the familiar field of their rival — the San Francisco 49ers. […]
Seahawks’ D earns a W
There’s no tying in baseball
Baseball, America’ oldest pastime, if not its’ most favorite, is nevertheless the one with the most with the most myths, traditions and superstitions. Yesterday was July 4, and – as the spooky […]
Shohei’s the hero once again
Shohei Ohtani wasn’t exactly been knocking the cover off the ball as the Los Angeles Dodgers staggered against the Philadelphia Phillies. But he stepped back into the hero spotlight on Friday when […]
Six very early NFL questions
We were in Oggi’s at Chapman and Harbor on Monday for lunch and one of the 500 (slight exaggeration) or so TV screen announced that it was 115 more days until opening […]
Baseball trots forward … slowly
Baseball, one of the most hide-bound of major sports – or should we say, horsehide-bound – is finally starting to change. As spring training camps open after an agreement was reached between […]
The chase goes on in May
As the Major League Baseball season charges into its second month, both area teams – the Dodgers and the Angels – continue knee-deep in tight division races. In the National League West, […]
Prep sports fate in jeopardy
High school sports, especially football, are as American as apple pie, the Stars and Stripes and sweating out your algebra exam. But the COVID-19 pandemic may be throwing local gridders – and […]
Oh, say can you see … justice?
The paths of progress and politics seldom run in straight lines, and in the midst of protests and argument over police brutality, we are back to Colin Kaepernick and his famous kneeling […]
