(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)
- The Miami Heat beat the Boston Celtics 103-84 Monday night to win the Eastern Conference Finals in seven games. The NBA Finals begins Thursday night with Miami at Denver in Game 1.
- The Celtics shot 16 for 77 from three-point range in the last two games of the series.
- The Vegas Golden Knights beat the Dallas Stars 6-0 Monday night to win the Western Conference Finals in six games. The Stanley Cup Finals begin Saturday night with the Florida Panthers at Vegas in Game 1.
- The Philadelphia 76ers have hired Nick Nurse as their new head coach.
- Golden State Warriors President and GM Bob Myers has stepped down after 12 years on the job.
- Dodgers’ pitcher Clayton Kershaw said he disagrees with the team’s decision to welcome an LGBTQIA+ group called the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence at the team’s annual Pride Night. However he also said he won’t boycott Pride Night on June 16.
- Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball underwent cartilage transplant surgery on his left knee Monday and will be out indefinitely.
- “No.” – Celtics Head Coach Joe Mazzulla when asked in the post-game press conference if his team was too reliant on the three-point shot.
- Former New York Jets Super Bowl III winning quarterback/ Hall of Famer Joe Namath turns 80 today.
- “I’ve got news for you. We’re gonna win the game. I guarantee it.” – Joe Namath before the 16-7 Super Bowl III victory over the Baltimore Colts.
Put a division or 2 too high? Isn’t this the same school that claims to be the best public school in CIF? If that’s true, then there’s no such thing as being placed too high.
ER is not getting the Cal QB, if the Cal QB wanted to be at ER he would’ve made the move after football season. ER has multiple QB’s competing for the spot and look to be in a good spot qb wise at least for a couple of seasons. Not sure what SF, LS, Whittier are doing, we worry about what we can control over here on Passons Blvd.
I see most of the time someone bringing up LS and then they jump on and talk back. But LS also has a tough pre season and is successful it’s been I believe the last two years being put maybe a division or two too high. They could be like other schools and drop a game or two in pre season but they don’t. I heard SF got some guys in and could be a playoff team. ER could have the Cal QB1 but Cal scared him if he transferred. I think Cal will be a bottom two team.
As usual ER coaches downplaying their prospects for 2023. In the inside they like what they see right now in the leadership areas. QB job is up for grabs. Size and speed issues. Cal looking real good with some key transfers. Sante Fe nothing heard from. La Serna is a D2 quality team and has been great for years, is loaded and then some and will have no challengers from the Del Rio D10-D12 teams. Why this is not addressed does not make sense. Other teams have no opportunity for league title. For LS fans to come on here to boast about their Del Rio dominance and ridicule Del Rio opponents is very odd.
Hows El Rancho looking for next season? any update Tim?
Joe Mazzulla fits right in with today’s leaders, denying the obvious with a straight face.