Giants manager Gabe Kapler announced his national anthem protest on Friday in the wake of the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.… Read More »Buck Showalter supports Gabe Kapler’s protest of national anthem
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The Chicago Cubs’ process for creating another World Series contender requires again overhauling the major-league roster. There is nothing disputable about the statement. Whether this… Read More »Analysis: Jed Hoyer and the Chicago Cubs must learn from mistakes to build the franchise’s next title contender
FULLERTON — It was a wild Friday night at Goodwin Field. But only UC Irvine enjoyed the outcome. The Anteaters rallied from a three-run first-inning… Read More »UC Irvine baseball shakes off slow start, beats Cal State Fullerton
And with Game 106 – through the preseason, regular season, postseason – it’s over. The Miami Heat’s wild ride through COVID absences, injuries and playoff… Read More »Heat come up short at finish, season ends with 100-96 Game 7 loss to Celtics
Ballerinas performed pirouettes to patriotic ballads on a battleship. That’s not a scene that takes place every day — except at LA Fleet Week. The… Read More »LA Fleet Week: San Pedro City Ballet performs on USS Iowa battleship
Nick Plummer will remember exactly one moment from his first big-league start. The Mets’ hero of the night hadn’t recorded his first major-league hit before… Read More »Mets sweep Phillies with walk-off in extras
For any pitcher, joining a list that includes Jim Palmer, Mike Mussina and Don Larsen should be a matter of pride. Two of them are… Read More »Bruce Zimmermann allows five homers, Cody Sedlock makes long-awaited debut in Orioles’ 12-2 loss to Red Sox
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Giants manager Gabe Kapler announced his national anthem protest on Friday in the wake of the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.… Read More »Buck Showalter supports Gabe Kapler’s protest of national anthem
Ballerinas performed pirouettes to patriotic ballads on a battleship. That’s not a scene that takes place every day — except at LA Fleet Week. The… Read More »LA Fleet Week: San Pedro City Ballet performs on USS Iowa battleship
For any pitcher, joining a list that includes Jim Palmer, Mike Mussina and Don Larsen should be a matter of pride. Two of them are… Read More »Bruce Zimmermann allows five homers, Cody Sedlock makes long-awaited debut in Orioles’ 12-2 loss to Red Sox
FULLERTON — It was a wild Friday night at Goodwin Field. But only UC Irvine enjoyed the outcome. The Anteaters rallied from a three-run first-inning… Read More »UC Irvine baseball shakes off slow start, beats Cal State Fullerton
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Yankees were beatable, after all. The Rays rallied again on Sunday to hand the Bombers their second straight loss behind… Read More »Luis Severino, Yankees prove Rays right: Bombers are ‘very beatable’
Francisco Lindor has increasingly come through in the clutch for the Mets this season. In six straight games, since May 22, the Mets shortstop has… Read More »Francisco Lindor is happy he’s ‘contributing at the right time’
Johnny Cueto didn’t allow a run in his first two starts with the Chicago White Sox. The Cubs got to him early Saturday with two… Read More »Chicago Cubs get to White Sox starter Johnny Cueto early in a 5-1 victory in the City Series
A prevailing thought across sports is that a team takes on the personality of its coach. It sure seems to be the case with the… Read More »Mike McDaniel bringing new vibe, energy to Dolphins through organized team activities
With Anaheim’s mayor seat now open and the deal to sell Angel Stadium dead amid allegations of corruption, some public officials and activists are hoping… Read More »With key Anaheim figures ousted, is political change on the way?
I remember the day in 2016 that a terrorist attack killed several of my fellow students and professors at the American University of Afghanistan. I… Read More »Lifting up a thousand silent wives
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