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Beating L.A.! Beating L.A.! Continue reading →

Bostonians too good in the opener of the World Serious. Local (La-La Land) fans still hoping Baez really did not get pulled for Wood. Really. Continue reading →

No argument

Hey, (Dodger) Blue! Puig your friend! PUIG YOUR FRIEND! Continue reading →

Versatile

Waiting! Continue reading →

Hoo-boy. Two swings, two game-deciders for your 2018 NLCS MVP from your La-La Land Los Doyers, Mistah Cody Bellinger. The first of those swings won the marathon 13-inn. Game 4, which kept the series a series. And then last night, in Game 7, this 700-ft. bomb, which effectively clinched a second consecutive Nat’l. League pennant for your Los Doyers. Here we go again. Continue reading →

Good job, Milwaukee! Now we have what all the purists & neutrals love to see, a Game 7. Good work. Continue reading →

The King of La-La Land Soccer

Synergy, tie-ins and co-branding on display last night at the arena in DTLA as your La-La Land Los Kings hosted L.A. Galaxy Night. Pictured, the incomparable Zlatan Ibrahimović drops the ceremonial first puck. That was the height of the enjoyment for the locals, however, as the visiting Island (Island!) won in a 7-2 massacre. Massacre. Continue reading →

All right, all right, ya ‘October Kerhsaw’ skeptics! Take it easy! Here’s your boy spinning his magic with Uncle Charlie. Continue reading →

Some game last night, yeah? Of course it felt like a multiple-overtime postseason game in the big-league ice hockey: tight 1-1 score, outstanding relief pitching akin to unconscious goaltending, etc. In the end, Bellinger did just enough, as did Mannie Manchando (Manchando!). Whenever your team prevails in an instant-win situation, they have done just enough. Your La-La Land Doyers did just enough. Continue reading →

Swinging, but not hitting

From one MVP to another

For your La-La Land Los Doyers fans, a not-so-good contest — to use that word ‘contest’ charitably — at the Stadium last night. It was over by the first three batters, with Yelich drawing a walk directly followed by Braun lashing a double to score him. Continue reading →