Category Archives: The Peterson Principle
The Peterson Principle 6/23/10
I remembered the day my sixth grade basketball team at Rio Hondo elementary won the championship. We had to go through a death march to get it done knocking off beasts like Gidley, Durfee and Cherrylee. There was nothing sweeter than walking into Durfee’s house and walking out with a victory.
The Peterson Principle 6/9/10
There are a lot of things going on – Dodgers and Cardinals, Blackhawks vs. Flyers, Lakers- Boston, and Schurr vs. Knight Train.
The Peterson Principle 6/2/10
The NBA just got interesting again. The season starts in October when football is in full swing and we forget about it for the next three months while we’re watching the NFL playoffs.
The Peterson Principle 5/26/10
Jose Lima had made the transition that many athletes are never able to make. After 13 years in the big leagues and numerous stints in the minor leagues, Dominican leagues and leagues here and beyond, he had retired. While other athletes can’t accept life away from the playing field, Lima was embracing it.
The Peterson Principle 5/18/10
How quickly they turn and how soon they forget. How did the best basketball player in the world become a stiff overnight? Does anybody remember what the Cleveland Cavaliers were like before LeBron James got there?
The Peterson Principle 5/4/10
By Tim Peterson There’s one more thing to take care of before the high school football season starts in earnest. Of course at the Mid Valley we like to say the football season never ends.
The Peterson Principle 4/21/10
By Tim Peterson I’m going to go against the grain. I’m going to buck tradition, try to swim upstream. I’m going to cheer when everybody else is booing. I’m going to defend the umpires.
The Peterson Principle 4/6/10
The worst thing about March Madness is at some point it has to end. It finally did Monday night and I hated to see it go. The Duke-Butler Championship game was maybe the greatest ever.
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