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Recent Columns:
Amid swirling fountains, sweaty drinks and the scent of sunblock, Saturday afternoons at Angel Stadium are like a lovely picnic.
Ten years ago, in front of the bulging eyes of a nation, a female athlete tore off her shirt, baring her black sports bra and her powerful soul.
Not content with simply leaving first impressions, newest Laker Ron Artest showed up Wednesday pounding some serious first dents.
July Fourth with the Dodgers was an independence day indeed, although some handled their freedom better than others.
Manny Ramirez was released from the substance slammer Friday, ending a 50-game drug suspension whose effects were immediate and overwhelming.
Less than three weeks after the parade, the NBA champion Lakers have already met the biggest threat to their throne.
We arrived in hilly Riverside County on a scorching Saturday afternoon, the fertility drug fatale and I, same game, different missions.
While the Dodgers were playing the 42nd game of Manny Ramirez's 50-game suspension Tuesday, Manny Ramirez was doing something very strange.
Midway through Kevin O'Neill's first public appearance as USC's basketball coach Monday, a cellphone rang.
The cameras didn't catch him. The champagne never touched him. The team partied far from him.