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Nogales Big Man Derek Gonzalez, a D-1 commit, sat down with Big George for a Q&A.
By George Hernandez
[La Puente] – I sat down with Nogales big man Derek Gonzalez who will be heading to Kansas after next season. Gonzalez came over from Salesian as a junior and paved the way for almost 3,000-yards on the ground and helped the Nobles to a 7-4 record and a Montview league title. Gonzalez looks to have an even bigger senior season.
The TEN
(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”) Read more »
Canyon is a little out of our area code but this could be a good chance for local schools to get their linemen some work.
The Baldwin Park 3rd and Long Spring League Championship Tournament is set for Saturday May 2nd
Charter Oak’s Frankie Robles.
By George Hernandez
[Covina] – I sat down with Charter Oak hit machine Frankie Robles who has burst onto the scene this season batting .573 with .607 on base percentage 22 RBIs and 43 hits, which is second in school history, with four games left.
Joe T., always working hard…
By Joe Torosian
Kick it!
The Stanley Cup playoff is one of the greatest things in sports—except for a nice MLT—mutton, lettuce, and tomato sandwich, where the mutton is nice and lean…But the Kings are out, so I’m done.
First two days of the draft, 100 players taken, 17 wide receivers, and not one of them went to the Rams…but that’s not the discussion being had. Read more »
By Tim Peterson
One of the Chargers’ biggest concerns coming into the draft was that Akheem Mesidor wouldn’t be around when they made their pick at number 22 in the first round. When the former Miami standout was there the Chargers jumped on him convinced that they had their guy.
By Tim Byrnes
If you’re an Athletics baseball fan, you got to love a series that starts like the one that began in Arlington on Friday night. Nick Kurtz hit the first pitch of the game 417 feet, for a 1-0 lead. At 115.9 mph off the bat, it’s not much of a surprise that Kurtz leads baseball in exit velocity, at (98.7). Read more »
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