Ernest Reyes

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• Posted Dodgers Lose Game 2 to LAist
  This evening was another tough day for the Dodgers at Flushing Meadows. After ending the season with a seven game winning streak they start the National League Division Series by losing the first two games. They came up short in yesterdays’ game losing 6 to 5, and looked lackluster tonight in a 4 to 1 loss. This evening their offense and defense were shut down from the start. The top of the lineup, Rafael...
• Posted I Can't Wait to LAist
  I can’t stand it anymore! I’m nervous with anticipation. My hands are clinched in a mighty fist. My eyes glare with steely determination. Hopeful exuberance is my demeanor. Passion is in my soul. Tommy Lasorda would say that, “the great Dodger in the sky will show us the way.” I look up towards the sun admiring the shade of Blue. There are patches of torn cotton balls floating all around like Maury Wills running...
• Posted Dodgers Stake Claim to Wild Card Lead and Hope to Extend It Tonight to LAist
  There are five more games left in the 2006 regular season. What will the fate of the Dodgers be? Will they be packing their bags ready to hit the greens or packing their bags ready for some October batting practice? Last night, the answer has become clearer. The Dodgers captured sole possession of the National League Wild Card lead by defeating the Colorado Rockies, 11-4. The Philadelphia Phillies, led by homerun sensation Ryan Howard,...
• Posted The Playoffs Are In Our Sights to LAist
  “There’s no place like home. There’s no place like home.” Dorthy clenches her fist while she shuts her eyes. Her heels click as her ruby shoes shine. While gnashing her teeth against each other she slowly chants those important words. There is nothing better than a trip home. For Dorthy and the Dodgers coming home is where they are at peace and everything is right in the world. It’s also a place the Dodger...
• Posted Dodgers Stumble and Miss Opportunity to Extend Lead to LAist
  On Tuesday night the Dodgers entered Wrigley Field with a 1½ game lead over the San Diego Padres in the National League West Division. With 19 games left in the season, they are firmly in the drivers seat -- masters of their own destiny. The Chicago Cubs, on the other hand, are already thinking about the off-season. They are in last place with the worst record in the National League; their only remaining role...