The TEN: 7/24/2023

(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”)

  1. Former Gladstone head football coach Albert Sanchez is coming out of retirement to coach the Girls Flag Football team at Azusa.
  2. Angels third basemen Anthony Rendon has been suspended five games and fined an undisclosed amount following his altercation with an Oakland A’s fan last week.  
  3. Brian Harmon won the Open Championship in England Sunday by six strokes. 
  4. The Dodgers lost to the Texas Rangers 8-4 Sunday but took two out of three in the series. The First-Place Dodgers (57-41) lead the Diamondbacks and the Giants by four games in the NL West. 
  5. The Angels are 51-49, third place in the AL West and eight games behind Texas.
  6. The MLB trade deadline is August 1. 
  7. Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo has passed his training camp physical. Garoppolo has been recovering from a foot injury.  
  8. Several star NFL running backs, including Austin Ekeler, Derrick Henry, Nick Chubb and Saquon Barkley, took part in a zoom call Saturday to discuss the depressed market for players at their position. 
  9. Fred McGriff and Scott Rolen were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame Sunday. 
  10. Quarterback Bryce Young, the number one overall pick in the NFL draft by the Carolina Panthers, signed a four-year, $37.9 million deal with the team. 

2 Comments to "The TEN: 7/24/2023"

  1. veritas's Gravatar veritas
    July 24, 2023 - 11:36 am | Permalink

    Nice to see a good kid like Bryce Young have athletic & financial success. The kid was a talent, day one. What’s more impressive is that he has managed to stay grounded usually a trait of someone who has long term plans for his future.

    Great article on the Monrovia head football coach. Wish the man lots of luck. Monrovia hired a person with a track record. What captured my attention from that article was his emphasis on “teaching.” Where have all the great youth and high school coaches gone?

    Today we now have many coaches who can’t teach the game correctly;
    court-jesters (social media odd-ball personalities) promising young people scholarships and fleeting fame (in today’s era of social media a college coach will find you); people coaching with questionable backgrounds and motives influencing youth and lack of proper financial compensation for great coaches (winning records, production and impact within a community) especially, at the public school level. I guess it’s safe to state SPORTS REFLECT SOCIETY.

  2. KB's Gravatar KB
    July 24, 2023 - 5:08 am | Permalink

    Any news about the new Downey BB coach ?

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