Category Archives: Fanview

Fanview: March 18, 2016

“You see Jackson taking the ball at the top of the key…Little too much french pastry…drives the lane keeping his eye on the basket, the sign of a pro.”–Al McGuire

Fanview: March 16, 2016

By Joe Torosian “The only mystery in life is why kamikaze pilots wore helmets.”—Al McGuire Kick it! Right off the Top: Oh, I’ve always been a Jett Bandy fan!

The Peterson Principle: 3/14/2016

By Tim Peterson Right out of the gate that’s a great hire for Duarte. James Heggins is a proven winner and has experience.

The Peterson Principle: 2/22/2016

By Tim Peterson I got out to see some local basketball over the past couple of weeks and was pleasantly surprised.

The Peterson Principle: 2/15/2016

By Tim Peterson The Super Bowl is over officially marking an end to the football season so of course we’re going to talk about…football.

Fanview: February 11, 2016

By Joe Torosian “Friends all tried to warn me But I held my head up high All the time they warned me But I only passed them by They all tried to tell me But I guess, I didn’t care I turned my back and Left them standing there” —Mike Curb Congregation Kick it! Right […]

The Peterson Principle: 2/8/2016

By Tim Peterson Sorry I just can’t get in to Super Bowl parties. There’s so many people there and so many different conversations going on that it’s hard to watch the game.

The Peterson Principle: 2/1/2016

By Tim Peterson I still don’t understand the Pro Bowl. There wasn’t any luster to it before when it was played at the end of the season but now that it’s played the week before the Super Bowl it’s official, nobody cares.

Going Gonzo!

By Alex Gonzalez Ever think of Los Angeles and its sports as a big family? The Lakers are the oldest of the family with Kobe Bryant getting all the love with his retirement. USC and UCLA football are the youngest because everyone cannot stop talking about their rivalry and how the Trojans don’t have to […]

The Peterson Principle: 1/25/2016

By Tim Peterson Pasadena-Muir in basketball never gets old. The gym is always packed to the rafters with both Pasadena and Muir fans alike and for one night anyway, it seems like the only event in town.