Category Archives: Pro Baseball

Mad at The Dodgers? Blame The Padres

Written by mvs on January 24, 2025 — Leave a Comment

By Matt Khitikian This offseason, and especially the past 2 weeks, baseball’s talking heads and many fans of 29 teams not named the Los Angeles Dodgers have cried foul in relation to LA’s mastery of baseball’s contractual rules and the latest CBA. Headlines and articles in recent days lament the end of MLB as we […]

Larry Stewart: My Up-Close View

Written by mvs on June 5, 2023 — 2 Comments

Former LA Times and Los Angeles Herald Examiner sportswriter Larry Stewart gives you an up close and personal view of his more than 40 years covering sports in Los Angeles with his new book “My Up-Close View.”

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Going Gonzo: 4/26/2021

Written by alexg on April 26, 2021 — 3 Comments

By Alex Gonzalez Well, it’s already been a week since the shortened high school football season ended, and I have to say, I miss it. I even miss the drive to the stadium. 

Also posted in High School Football

Dodgers In, Angels Out: MLB Playoff Pairings Set

Written by tpeterson on September 28, 2020 — Leave a Comment

The Dodgers finished with the best record in baseball and received a number one seed in the National League as a result. The Angels finished with a losing record and missed the playoffs again firing their General Manager as a result.

Going Gonzo: 7/20/2020

Written by alexg on July 19, 2020 — 1 Comment

By Alex Gonzalez After months of waiting and pondering, we’re finally going to get sports back.

Also posted in High School Sports

Julian Jarrard Signs with Milwaukee

Written by tpeterson on June 29, 2017 — 3 Comments

By Tim Peterson (Temple City) – Former Temple City Ram star Julian Jarrard has signed a contract as an undrafted free agent with the Milwaukee Brewers he confirmed Thursday.

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On This Date: December 8, 1983

Written by dbarker on December 8, 2016 — 1 Comment

In 1983 Sid Fernandez, pitching in (Double A) San Antonio, struck 209 batters in 153 innings, had a 2.11 ERA and a 13-4 record. (In 1982 he went 14-6, 172.2IP, 223K’s) …And was traded for…

Ramirez Back With Red Sox

Written by jtorosian on June 2, 2016 — Leave a Comment

Great to see Alhambra alum Noe Ramirez get called up again by the Boston RedSox.

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Those Benchwarmers: Talking Dodgers Baseball 5/12/16

Written by mvs on May 12, 2016 — Leave a Comment

The Payoff Pitch: 4/19/2016

Written by dbarker on April 19, 2016 — Leave a Comment

By ThoseBenchWarmers The baseball season is two weeks old and there already have been some big surprises. Some of those surprises are previews of things to come and will be sustained, others are flukes or flashes in the pan that will subside and be forgotten when we look back at summaries of the season in […]