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The Mike Brown Era Will End Tomorrow, With a Whimper
With his Lakers’ team being thoroughly embarrassed by the young, athletic, and highly motivated Denver Nuggets, the era of the Second Coming of Del Harris, also known as Mike Brown, will end tomorrow with a Denver victory, and a Lakers’ … Continue reading
Posted in NBA
Tagged 2012 NBA Playoffs, Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers, Mike Brown, Ron Artest
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The New Dodgers’ Era Begins
The legal stuff was completed yesterday, and today the real people walked on to the Dodger Stadium turf, and introduced a new era to beleaguered LA fans. With Magic Johnson the face of the new Dodger ownership, with the immensely … Continue reading
Those Amazin’ Clippers
After a miserable first half, after losing forward Caron Butler to a broken hand, after trailing by as many as 27 points, and after being down by 24 in the fourth quarter, the Clippers, coached by someone who is not … Continue reading
NBA Penalty to Lunatic fka Ron Artest is a Joke
In 2004, the lunatic formally known as Ron Artest committed mayhem, viciously attacking and injuring players and fans during a game in Detroit. He was given an 86-game suspension by the league. During his career, he has been suspended an … Continue reading
UCLA Ready to Relive Past Basketball Glory
After seasons of mediocre records, overblown exposes’, and boring, unwatchable play, the UCLA Bruins are now set to return to the top echelon of college basketball. The announcement today that massive (6’9″, 270 lb) teenage center Tony Parker has committed … Continue reading
Posted in College Basketball
Tagged Ben Howland, Kyle Anderson, Shabazz Muhammad, UCLA
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It Took Awhile, But the Lunatic fka Ron Artest Crossed the Line
Over the years I have written quite a bit about the lunatic scumwad fka ron artest, now masquerading as a Laker wearing some compilation of meta tag world free piece crap on his jersey. I’ve often inferred how the guy … Continue reading
Mario Solis is an Absolute Idiot
Mario Solis hit a new low tonight. In all the years that somehow he has retained a paid announcing position in LA television, he has NEVER made as absolutely stupid a statement as he did tonight. The Dodgers’ home opener … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball
Tagged Just Plain Stupid, LA Dodgers, Mario Solis, Sports Announcers
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Angels, Rangers in Battle for World Series Spot
Unlike the mediocre NL West, the AL West boasts the American League’s two best teams. The Angels and Rangers not only will be battling each other for the division title, but for the AL Championship. At the other end of … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball
Tagged Kendrys Morales, LA Angels, Luis Pujols, Mike Scioscia
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Anyone Can Win It in Mediocre NL West, Even the Dodgers
As the baseball season gradually begins over a ridiculous nine day period that commenced last week in Japan and culminates with the Angels’ first game tomorrow evening in Anaheim, the worst looking bunch of teams in MLB appear to occupy … Continue reading
Posted in Major League Baseball
Tagged Andre Ethier, Clayton Kershaw, Don Mattingly, LA Dodgers, Matt Kemp
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More on LA’s Basketball Coaches
Since I wrote my two-part article on Vinny Del Negro and Mike Brown, interesting things have happened. Amazingly, all it took for LA fans and pundits to realize Vinny is not that bad a coach and to get off his … Continue reading
Posted in NBA
Tagged Andrew Bynum, Kobe Bryant, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, Mike Brown, Vinny Del Negro
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