The TEN
(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”) Read more »
FanView: 6/10/2026
By Joe Torosian
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If you want to attend Game Four of the NBA Finals tonight at Madison Square Garden, you’ll need $130,000 to sit next to Detective Oliva Benson near the New York Knicks bench.
If you only want inside of MSG, it will run you about $4,700. Read more »
The Peterson Principle: 6/9/2026
By Tim Peterson
Baldwin Park had its 3rd and Long Tournament from late March to early May and Charter Oak held its annual Big Lou 7 on 7 Tourney in the middle of May.
FanView: 6/9/2026
By Joe Torosian
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The San Antonio Spurs are too young to win…but, apparently, they didn’t get that memo. LOL!
Everything was primed for them to be blown off the floor, the long-time fans, the bandwagon fans, all of them were there and paying the big bucks to see it happen…
And it didn’t happen. Read more »
The TEN: 6/9/2026
The TEN
(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”) Read more »
FanView: 6/8/2026
Joe T., always working hard…
By Joe Torosian
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The Indiana Bears sounds like tax revenue going someplace other than Chicago. (Yes, I know they’ll still be called the Chicago Bears.)
Heck, I’d change my name to Herman if it could score me some extra-ducketts in the paycheck—but I’ll never wear the ribbon.
Caitlin Clark going from Indiana to Los Angeles sounds like it won’t work even if it happens. Read more »
Athletics Notes: Astros Series
By Tim Byrnes
The last couple of seasons the Athletics concentrated spending on the bats instead of the arms and it has begun to render expected results. Last season the struggle was real for the starting rotation and by May the overuse of the bullpen turned into a brutal stretch where the Athletics lost 20 of 21 games. Read more »
Arcadia’s Maldonado Makes Donation to Alma Mater
Jonathan Maldonado (center) with Arcadia head basketball coach Nick Wallace (left) and head football coach Eric Elias (right).
By Tim Peterson
(Arcadia) – Arcadia’s Jonathan Maldonado, who will now play football at Ole Miss, returned to the school Saturday to make a donation to the football and basketball programs.
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