Of course you’d assume that....Free Man.

Moved from Houston to LA for college and was not prepared for the level of rain coverage in Southern California. Anything hard enough to leave a puddle got the full on “STORM WATCH 1999" treatment. That kind of coverage was reserved back home for hurricanes and house fires.

I think 86-year-old Ruth Bader Ginsburg would like to have a stern and condescending word with you.

Yes, these are the same clowns who can’t seem to find a deal for Craig Kimbrel. I read that there was some speculation that they were going to get the Braves to sign Kimbrel to a monster deal if they could get Albies cheap.

If any owners are going to understand getting the best price on the labor of someone coming from the Caribbean to work the field for them...it’s got to be the guys in Atlanta right?

Hey, Warren Christopher actually went to USC!

After reading the rules and watching the replay

It’s about Kylo Ren, his redemption story. Just like all of the original titles refer to Darth Vader.

A once proud LA sports organization is brought low by a famous player alumnus? I cannot imagine something like this would ever come to pass.

25th Hour too

Lauren is from UCLA as well...this article is clearly payback for USC getting to the Bruin this year.

Lauren went to UCLA...so no surprise about dumping on the other universities in Southern California.

The taste of Sabre’s fans tears are delicious....like the wing sauce only realllllly salty.

No reason, huh?

He’s not in a union. He can carry the ball as many times as we want him to.—John McKay, inventor of Student Body Right

But what if you only have one shot to save your life?

I got a chance to eat at The French Laundry recently....I can assure you that Thomas Keller could make an appetizing poop dish, possibly even an entire tasting menu of poop ten ways.

The Force (and the booze) is strong with this one.

That UnderArmour logo is giving me a seizure.

Marge: It’s been a whole week. Why are you letting my husband die? What does that have to do with baseball?
First executive: (cheerfully) Death is a part of baseball!
Second executive: Oh yes, the main part.