Category Archives: The Peterson Principle
The Peterson Principle 7/1/13
Is there ever a day in late June or early July that somebody isn’t throwing the ball somewhere? I’m sure if you looked hard enough you could find a passing competition every day of the week.
The Peterson Principle 6/24/13
Okay, LeBron James is great, the Miami Heat proved they are the best team in basketball, and it’s time for the “big three” in San Antonio to be broken up. Now, is it football season yet?
The Peterson Principle: 6/17/13
There is some intrigue to the NBA Finals. Can LeBron James carry the Heat to another title? Does Miami’s “Big Three” get broken up if the Heat fall short? Do Tim Duncan and Tony Parker have enough left in the tank for San Antonio. How will Parker’s injury effect the Spurs chances?
The Peterson Principle 6/10/13
The Yasiel Puig story is great. In fact it’s amazing. But the bottom line is it might not go very far in rescuing the Dodgers. This guy needs some help.
The Peterson Principle 6/3/13
I’m not ready to put together a football top 20 yet in any of the three divisions that we cover. It’s still a little early. But it’s never too early to start talking about how things might shake out in 2013 on the gridiron. Do they still call the football field the gridiron?
The Peterson Principle 5/27/13
Don Mattingly can’t swing the bat. Don Mattingly can’t take the mound. Mattingly can’t take his old position at first base and Mattingly can’t do anything about the wave of injuries that has beset the Dodgers the first two months of the season.
The Peterson Principle 5/20/13
I’m at the Hall of Fame Game Friday night at West Covina High School and I’m still getting ripped by game director Leon Ward. He gave it to me on the phone Thursday night and he wasn’t finished when he caught up to me Friday night.
The Peterson Principle 5/13/13
The Lakers and Clippers are done but the NBA playoffs are as intriguing ever. The Golden State Warriors haven’t been this exciting since the Run TMC days and in San Antonio you wonder how long Tim Duncan can continue to play at a high level.
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