The TEN
(“The Ten” is not a top ten, but ten items worth being included in The TEN) Late Edition
- Arrogate wins richest horse race the Pegasus World Cup on Saturday earning $7.5 million. California Chrome wrapped his career with a ninth place finish. Will begin stud at Taylor Made Farms in Kentucky.
- 14-days until the first Spring Training workouts begin.
- Indianapolis and San Diego have entered into the MLS Expansion team fray.
- Sheldon Adelson pulls out of Las Vegas Stadium deal with Raiders. Adelson was reported to be providing $650 million.
- Former Alabama quarterback Blake Barnett transfers to Arizona State and is immediately eligible to play.
- The Professional Bull Riders tour returns to Anaheim on Friday and Saturday evening. Friday includes the 15 best bulls against the 15 best riders after Round 1.
- Metro defeated the Pacific 4-3 in NHL All-Star game Sunday afternoon at Staples Center.
- Burglars steal more than $300,000 from the home of former Lakers guard and Knicks HC Derek Fisher.
- On this day in 1988, Doug Williams became the first black quarterback in a Super Bowl. He threw four of his team’s five touchdowns in Washington’s 42-10 rout of Denver.
- Happy Birthday to former Schurr AD Tomas Haynes.
Maybe the burglars were Knicks management, trying to get back some of the coaching salary they felt Fish hadn’t deserved.
Heard that Los Altos has 65 applications. 64 walk-ons and 1 home ec. teacher. La Mirada holding out for John Gruden and West Covina trying to talk Maggiore into changeing his mind.