(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)
1. Magic Johnson is offering $100 million for struggling small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
2. New York Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker and Seattle Seahawks cornerback Quinton Dunbar have both pleaded not guilty to an alleged armed robbery that took place last week in Miramar, Florida.
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneer quarterback Tom Brady held an informal workout with several of his new teammates.
4. The Angels will furlough non-playing employees at the beginning of June that will affect nearly every department of the organization.
5. “The Last Dance”, ten-part Michael Jordan documentary on ESPN, averaged 5.9 million viewers which was the highest rated documentary ever for the sports network.
6. Former USC quarterback Jack Sears has landed at Boise State as a graduate transfer. Sears has two years of eligibility remaining.
7. Former Chicago Bulls forward Horace Grant said Michael Jordan lied about him in “The Last Dance” documentary regarding Grant leaking information for Sam Smith’s book “The Jordan Rules”.
8. Former MLB pitcher David Wells, who pitched for 12 different teams, turns 57 today.
9. Taco Lita on Duarte Road in Arcadia has re-opened for take out orders only.
10. “Speak for yourself. I can crush 2 combos! Nothing to be proud of though.” – Former San Marino/Temple City head coach Mike Mooney via Twitter on Taco Lita.
If it’s cool and apparently it is please plug my Chinese food and Fried Chicken businesses in San Dimas. My website and phone # is as follows……
Hey Magic: MVS could use a nice chunk of that money. Somebody’s got to provide Hernandez with the resources to write more Mountain View stories. Then there’s the Lakers, a bonafide small business that had to give-back that $4.6 million in a tragic turn of events. Make the check payable to Rob Pelinka, who needs a new Tesla, because the paint has faded slightly on his 2020 model. As a show of appreciation, Rob will give you and your family lifetime passes to Souplantation.