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February 4, 2008

I have no balls. After talking about the New England Patriot’s upset win against the St. Louis Rams six years ago, I said in this webspace, “Somehow I get a similar feeling with this Sunday’s game.” But I quickly dismissed it. In the end I picked the Patriots to win the game 34-27, and I was flat wrong and Bill Plaschke was right. And you don’t know how hard it is for me to admit......

Continue Reading "New York Whoops Boston"

August 3, 2007

Giants 4, Dodgers 2 - Maybe it's better this way. If Barry had tied (or passed) Hank Aaron in Chavez Ravine, it would have been the second time the Dodgers gave up the record breaking shot (yup, Hammerin' Hank hit 715 against the Boys in Blue). That's not to mention the riot that would have ensued. This isn't exactly the most hospitable town for any Giant, much less that Giant. It was a bigger game......

Continue Reading "LAst Night's Action: Not In Our House"

July 16, 2007

The Dodgers won their 11th straight game at Pac Bell/SBC/AT&T Park yesterday. The Giants were held to 11 runs during this weekend's series (compare this to the Dodgers' 22 runs - or should we say 11*2?). Brett Tomko's ERA is no longer as close to 11 as it was prior to the game (and it was getting there...). I spent 11 hours in the car this weekend driving back and forth from SF and......

Continue Reading "The magic of the number 11 (or, why Giants fans are pathetic)"

April 27, 2007

Lakers 95, Suns 89 - After getting smacked around in the first two games of the series, the Lakers were looking up at a 17 point Phoenix lead in game three. Then something snapped. Kobe went on a 45 point rampage and -- surprise! -- Kwame Brown had 19. Lamar Odom had 18, but more important were his 16 rebounds (6 on the offensive glass). Los Angeles finally has the spark of hope that sometimes......

Continue Reading "LAst Night's (Belated) Action: Lakers Win! Lakers Win!"

April 25, 2007

Suns 126, Lakers 98 - Phoenix had lost game two in each of their past five playoff series. Not this time. The Suns burnt the Lakers so badly that Steve Nash and Amare Stoudemire both sat out the entire fourth quarter and each only saw 24 minutes of action. Kobe Bryant made just five of 13 and was held to 15 points. Unlike game one of the series, Kobe tried to set up his teammates......

Continue Reading "LAst Night's Action: Bad Sunburn"

April 24, 2007

My Boyfriend was at it again. He hit is first career grand slam Saturday night against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Not only was it merely a grand slam, he hit it in the bottom of the tenth tied 3-3. This only adds fuel to my argument that he is the MVP of this team. As for this team, I’m plenty happy with them right now. After watching a preseason game against the Angels of Anaheim......

Continue Reading "My Boyfriend the Hero"

March 3, 2007

Kings 116, Lakers 108 - Steve Kerr is eating his words, at least for today. Sacramento pulled themselves out of the division cellar by beating Los Angeles at Staples Center. The Lakers never held a lead, and were down by 17 at the half. Kobe had a double-double with 30 points and 10 assists, but it wasn't enough. Ducks 3, Sharks 1 - Anaheim scored a second big victory this week over division rival San......

Continue Reading "LAst Night's Action: King Me, Kerr"

September 23, 2004

LAist has been exercising caution with the Dodgers success all season long. Now its pretty obvious why. We are absolutely incensed that this is happening yet again. After last nights 4-0 loss to the Padres, the Dodgers have turned a 6-game lead on September 11, to one-half game lead today. The Giants winning 9 of their last 10 hasnt helped, but we are steamed that Jim Tracys bunch seems to find a way to......

Continue Reading "The Choking Dogs"

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