Freddy Sherman
One of the top 100 contributors to Yahoo Voices, seasoned world traveler, photographer and writer, Freddy Sherman also works in sponsorship for large music festivals and concert tours with Nuell Entertainment.
Freddy is the editor of popular travel website travel4people.com and has traveled throughout the world. A UCLA graduate, he also runs an indie music and video label, BrainMuscleMedia. Freddy is also a true food and wine connoisseur, traveling the world to sample the finest and most interesting dishes and vintages and writing about his discoveries. A longtime Los Angeles resident, Freddy is a local expert, writing about places to go, things to do and where to eat, along with local politics and his favorite, Los Angeles history.
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Freddy is the editor of popular travel website travel4people.com and has traveled throughout the world. A UCLA graduate, he also runs an indie music and video label, BrainMuscleMedia. Freddy is also a true food and wine connoisseur, traveling the world to sample the finest and most interesting dishes and vintages and writing about his discoveries. A longtime Los Angeles resident, Freddy is a local expert, writing about places to go, things to do and where to eat, along with local politics and his favorite, Los Angeles history.
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Hit by a Pitch: Five Very Scary Moments in MLB HistoryHalloween may bring sights and stories of ghosts and goblins, but one kind of MLB play provides real fear for players and fans alike.Also published on: -
Five Spookiest Moments in MLB HistoryAs Halloween approaches and talk turns to ghosts and goblins, I wanted to take a look at some of the spooky moments baseball fans and players have experienced.Also published on: -
Golf's Top 5 Debated Issues: On the Fairway or in the Clubhouse, What Are Players Debating?Watching the recent Vice Presidential debate while attending the Turkish Airlines World Golf Final in Turkey made me think about the top debated issues in golf.Also published on: -
The 10 Best Player Nicknames in BaseballChipper Jones' nickname came from his dad, who called him a "chip off the old block," and the nickname stuck. I wanted to take a look at some of best nicknames in baseball.Also published on: -
Top 5 Greatest Accomplishments in BaseballBeyond just being the best in one specific area, there are a few baseball feats which some players achieve, milestones that live on in the record books for many seasons. Here's a look at some of baseball's greatest feats and the players who delivered themAlso published on:
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Los Angeles Dodgers Postseason HistoryIt's been an exciting year for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Dodger fans like me are eagerly watching each remaining game to see if the team will make it into postseason play.Also published on: -
First Person: Hey Democrats, Lower My TaxesI want the Democrats to discuss plans to lower my taxes at the Democratic National Convention. I think high taxes, combined with reckless government spending, are key problems with the economy of this country and the economy of the individual citizens. -
The 10 Worst Moments in Olympic Opening Ceremony HistoryThere have been many unhappy moments at Olympic opening ceremonies. Among the worst is one that hasn't happened yet, but is already causing considerable controversy.Also published on: -
Dodgers Coaches Who Are Former Dodgers Players: Fan's LookI think the best coaches (and managers) for MLB teams are former professional players. I think you really need that experience of playing in the system of MLB and under the pressure players face on a daily basis to be effective as a coach.Also published on:
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5 Cool Things About Dodger Stadium: A Fan's LookEven though it only opened in 1962, Dodger Stadium is now the third-oldest stadium in baseball. It stands alone representing the mid-century era of baseball, as the two older parks, Wrigley Field and Fenway Park, were both built before 1920.Also published on: -
Dodgers Swept by A's - Can They Win Without Kemp? Fan's ViewUp until the end of May, I think the Los Angeles Dodgers were like a well-oiled machine. Then Dodgers key-man Matt Kemp re-injured himself, forcing him onto the DL. It seems like after that, the wheels started to come off.Also published on:
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MLB Should Ban Catchers Wearing Nail Polish During Games: Fan's ViewAs I was watching the replay of the game between the Dodgers and the A's, in the pre-game ceremonies, injured Dodgers star Mark Ellis delivered the line-up card. I watched the players shake hands and I noticed something odd.Also published on:
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London 2012: Will Michael Phelps Add to His Amazing 14 Gold Medals?U.S. swimmer Michael Phelps took home eight gold medals from the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, along with the six he won in Athens in 2004. He's determined to add more at the upcoming London Summer Olympics.Also published on:
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Top 5 Injured Dodgers: A Fan's ViewAlthough the Los Angeles Dodgers are having an incredible season, I'm worried we're seeing an increasing list of key players added to the team's disabled list.Also published on: -
Without Matt Kemp, Dodgers Get Shut Out by A's: Fan's OpinionThe Los Angeles Dodgers game against the Oakland A's on June 19 saw some records for Dodgers pitcher Aaron Harang, but they were the kind we Dodgers fans never want to see.Also published on:
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Dodgers Partner with Linkin Park for Promotion: Fan's OpinionWhile most MLB fan promotions may involve free hats, balls or tote bags, the Los Angeles Dodgers have a really cool promotion coming up for their Friday night, June 21 game, involving the rock band Linkin Park.Also published on:
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London 2012: 91-Year-Old Triathlete is Olympic Torch BearerMy father is almost 87, and considers himself an active senior, getting out almost every day to swim and jog. Watching TV coverage of 91-year-old British athlete Arthur Gilbert compete in the recent Burnham Sprint Triathlon was an inspiration to him.Also published on:
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Dodgers' Andre Ethier Signs $85 Million Deal, Starts Hitting Again: Fan's OpinionI think no matter what your job is, Major League outfielder or elementary school janitor, if you're uncertain about your future you may not perform your job at your maximum potential.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Dodgers' First Two Months of the 2012 Season: Fan's ReviewIt's a great time to be a Dodgers fan and I'm quite confident we will see a Los Angeles Dodgers World Series victory parade, which will be a great follow up to the Los Angeles Kings' victory parade we just had.Also published on: -
Los Angeles Lightning - Another Pro Basketball Team in LA with NBA VeteransFor Los Angeles Lakers and basketball fans who still have that itch to watch professional level ballers locally, there's another team of serious players still playing right here in Los Angeles.Also published on:
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Will London Bus Strike Affect Olympics?While there's been a lot of positive good will and publicity coming out of London in anticipation of the upcoming London 2012 Summer Olumpic Games, it looks like not everyone in the historic city is happy.Also published on:
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Boxing Fan's Interview with "Champs" Filmmaker Bert MarcusWith all the controversy surrounding the decision following the recent WBO Welterwight fight between Pacquio and Bradley, I thought it was a good time to talk to boxing expert and insider, Bert Marcus, director of the boxing documentary "Champs."Also published on:
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5 U.S. Olympic Boxers Who Could Win Gold in LondonMembers of the 2012 team have a big job ahead. The last Olympic gold medal in men's boxing was won by light heavyweight Andre Long in 2004 in Athens. Since then, U.S. teams have had to settle for four bronze medals.Also published on:
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U.S. Women’s Soccer Team Goes for GoldAlthough they play with precise coordination, each member of the Team USA Olympic women's soccer team is a unique individual. They come from different backgrounds, and they had to excel against considerable competition to qualify for this team.Also published on:
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Five First Foreign-Born MLB PlayersHere are five famous baseball players who were born outside the United States and who were the first players from their country to play in MLB.Also published on:
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Baseball Hall of Fame Offers a VIP ExperienceFor baseball fans, I think a visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame is a necessary pilgrimage, at least once in a lifetime. While anyone can visit, buy a ticket and tour the museum, hardcore baseball fans may want more.Also published on:
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5 Future Dodgers Hall of Famers: Fan's LookI wanted to take a look forward at some Dodger players who are eligible for future election in to the Hall of Fame.Also published on:
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Can Dodgers Win Games Without Matt Kemp? Fan's ViewRegardless of how great an individual player is, I never like to the Los Angeles Dodgers rely on a single player. I think we are seeing the results of that with the injury of our superstar center fielder Matt Kemp.Also published on:
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Dodger Stadium Beating Suspect Admits Guilt on Video: Fan's OpinionWhile the Dodgers are doing great on the field and fans like me are excited about the new ownership and team's new direction, I think it's important to take a moment and again think about San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow.Also published on:
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Will Frank McCourt Go to Jail? Fan's OpinionLos Angeles Dodgers fans like me had serious issues with former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt mainly for financial reasons. For a while he was just another rich guy who bought a team, but then I think it became clear he considered the team a personal ATM.Also published on:
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Memorial Day Thoughts: Dodgers Who Served in WartimeDuring World War II, when Uncle Sam called, professional baseball players were always willing to join in on the defense of their country.Also published on:
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Mario Tennis Open Comes to Nintendo 3DSAlthough I like to explore and try out a range of different sports video game titles, I can tell fairly easily which ones I like more than others. Mario Tennis Open is a fun game for the Nintendo 3DS system and one I've found myself playing frequently.Also published on:
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Will Conor Daly Be the Next American F1 Driver? Fan's ViewTo get more American fans, Formula 1 needs an American driver. There have been many Americans in the past, but the lack of an American presence for the last few years I think has really contributed to the lack of American interest.Also published on:
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Raiders Sign First Chinese-American NFL Player- Ed Wang: Fan's LookThe latest signing happened May 2, and represents another milestone for the team with regards to breaking down racial lines in the NFL. The Oakland Raiders signed offensive lineman Ed Wang, the first Chinese-American player to be drafted in the NFL.Also published on:
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May Day in Los Angeles: Mostly Peaceful with Large Police PresenceMay Day traditonally brings rallies and protests in support of workers' rights. On May 1, 2012, in Los Angeles there was a large rally that marched down Broadway, through downtown L.A., ending in a protest in front of Los Angeles City Hall.
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Photos from May Day Rally in Los AngelesI took a walk to see the Los Angeles May Day rally and protest. The protesters were organizing around the area of Olympic and Broadway in downtown Los Angeles, in preparation for a march down Broadway to Los Angeles City Hall.
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Delta Buys Oil Refinery -- Start of a Wider Trend?Fuel prices are sky high and continue to rise. Just as they affect drivers at the pump, they also have a huge impact on airlines, which translates into higher ticket prices.
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Madden NFL 13: Is the Hype too Much?Even though we are not yet halfway through 2012 and gamers like me are still enjoying the current Madden NFL 2012 release, EA Sports is already promoting the 2013 edition. It makes me think the hype may just be too much.Also published on:
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Could Olympic Games Overload London Internet? Fan's OpinionScary words from James Blessing of Britain's Internet Service Providers Association in regards to the impact of the London 2012 Olympic Games on the United Kingdom's Internet infrastructure.Also published on:
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Pasadena Wants NFL Team While LA Stadium is Built: Fan's OpinionRegardless of which stadium proposal wins out, the deal to bring a team to Los Angeles will probably happen a lot sooner than the completion of either of the two projects. The team will need a place to play while the new stadium is constructed.Also published on:
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O'Malley's Dodgers Bid Financed by Korean Investors: Fan's TakeIt's finally getting interesting for Los Angeles Dodgers fans as the team's sale process begins to enter the home stretch.Also published on:
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New England Patriots Jokes: The Five FunniestIt isn't easy to make fun of the Patriots as they head for the Super Bowl this year, considering they've already played in six Super Bowls and won three of them.Also published on:
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Rewind: Best Super Bowl Commercials in HistoryMost fans who watch the Super Bowl on TV at home or at a local bar, don't care that commercials during that annual sports extravaganza cost advertisers millions.Also published on:
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Super Bowl Recommendations for Indianapolis VisitorsIf you'll be in Indianapolis for Super Bowl weekend and the game on Sunday, February 5, you can expect prices on everything to be higher than usual.Also published on:
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How to Get Super Bowl XLVI TicketsSuper Bowl tickets may be pricey, but they aren't difficult to get. Here are three great websites where football fans can get Super Bowl tickets.Also published on:
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DRS Will Return to Formula 1 in 2012: Fan's ViewOne of the things I like about Formula 1 racing is how the people in charge are constantly tweaking the sport and rules in an attempt to make it more exciting for fans. In their quest for more overtaking, the sport instituted DRS.Also published on:
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Bruno Senna Will Return to Formula 1 in 2012: Fan's PerspectiveOnce again, Formula 1 fans will be able to cheer a Senna as he fights to win a Grand Prix race. Bruno Senna, the nephew of the great champion Ayrton Senna, will race for the Williams F1 team alongside Pastor Maldonado.Also published on:
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New McLaren F1 Car - Button Will Drive First: Fan's ViewWith the 2011 season barely over, has McLaren shown a favorite among their two drivers already? Jenson Button, not Lewis Hamilton, will be the first to drive McLaren's new Formula 1 car, the MP4-27, at the upcoming F1 track testing sessions.Also published on:
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What is MLB's Grapefruit League? a Fan's Look15 MLB teams will travel to sunny Florida in mid-February to begin Spring Training. In March, they will start to play games in what's called the Florida Grapefruit League.Also published on:
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Oakland Raiders' Season of Penalties: A Fan's Perspective2011 was an epic season for the Oakland Raiders, epic in terms of single-season penalties and yards lost because of them.Also published on:
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Raiders Should Hire John Madden as New Head Coach: Fan's OpinionI think John Madden is one of the greatest coaches of all time and the Oakland Raiders should re-hire him as the new head coach.Also published on:
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Oakland Raider Selected for PFW All-Rookie Team: Fan's ViewAlthough the season as a whole was disappointing, the accomplishments of some of the individual players remind fans like me what being a part of the Raider Nation is all about.Also published on:
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Dodgers Sale Moves Forward After Fox Settlement: Fan's ViewThere was one black cloud looming over the Dodgers sale, a possible huge lawsuit by Fox Sports, who currently have an agreement with the team to broadcast their games.Also published on:
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It's Time to End the NFL Blackout Rule: Fan's OpinionI think it's time for the FCC to end the NFL Blackout rule. The rule was set up in the 1970s to do two specific things, which I don't think it does anymore.Also published on:
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Mark Davis Might Move Raiders to Los Angeles: Fan's OpinionOnly months after the passing of his iconic father, Oakland Raiders owner Mark Davis has suddenly taken the bull by the horns and is making some big moves. He shocked the Raider Nation when he confirmed a move to Los Angeles has been discussed,Also published on:
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Super Bowl XLVI Packages: Top Three ChoicesIf you want to go to Super Bowl XLVI and have at least an extra $2,500 laying around, there are some great packages available that include game tickets, hotel accommodations and whole Super Bowl VIP hospitality experience.Also published on:
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Reds Star Barry Larkin is Now a Hall of Famer: Fan's ViewThe Baseball Writers' Association of America has announced that Cincinnati Reds icon Barry Larkin has been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on the 2012 ballot.Also published on:
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Chargers Are Staying in San Diego: L.A. Fan's ViewI was sure it was going to happen. With trouble getting a new stadium built and a three-month window each year when they can terminate their stadium lease, I thought the San Diego Chargers were the perfect team to move to Los Angeles.Also published on:
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Joe Torre - Please Buy the Dodgers: Fan's ViewI think its great that baseball legend Joe Torre is now officially involved with one of the potential buyers of the Los Angeles Dodgers. While it's great Torre is involved, the real key to success is the money man, Rick Caruso.Also published on:
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Tebow's Broncos Beat Steelers with Help from Above: Raider Fan ReactionThe thing that really bothered me about the Denver Broncos' big playoff win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in overtime was the fact that the Broncos were 8-8 this season, same record as the Oakland Raiders.Also published on:
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Raiders Hire Packers' McKenzie as New GM: Fan's ViewWe are starting to see some structural changes within the Oakland Raiders organization, after the passing of legendary owner Al Davis and now that the 2011 regular season is over.Also published on:
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Golf's Top Five Richest Players: Fan's ViewIf you want to have a comfortable retirement, become a professional golfer. In a phenomena which I think is unique to golf, 3 of the sport's top earners are retired, barely earned any money playing, yet still raked in staggering amounts off the course.Also published on:
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5 Ways Tiger Woods' Ex-wife Can Get Back at HimMost angry wives of cheating husbands are satisfied just to toss the guy's clothing and him out of the house. However, Tiger's former wife, Elin Nordegren, can afford to be much more creative in getting her various kinds of revenge.Also published on:
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2 More Rich Guys Who Might Buy the Dodgers: A Fan's ViewThe floodgates are opening and it seems every rich guy in Los Angeles is throwing their hat into the ring to become the owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers.Also published on:
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Senna Documentary is a Must-See for Formula 1 FansAs a relatively new fan to Formula 1 racing, I'm hungry for racing history and to learn more about how the sport developed. I finally watched "Senna," the wonderfully crafted documentary about the life of Ayrton Senna.Also published on:
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Williams Formula 1 Team Ends AT&T Sponsorship Deal: Fan's ViewFormula 1 is big business and teams earn a great deal of their revenue from corporate sponsors. The deal between AT&T and Williams expired on December 31, 2011 and was not renewed "by mutual agreement."Also published on:
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5 Worst NFL Teams Ever: Fan's ViewAfter the St. Louis Rams fired their head coach and general manager after a horrible 2-14 season, it made me think about other NFL teams with records just as bad, or even worse. Based on their win-loss record, here are the 5 worst NFL teams ever.Also published on:
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Who Are the Raiders Playing in 2012? Fan's ViewAlthough fans will have to wait for the Spring to find out the specific playing dates of the Oakland Raiders 2012 schedule, the teams they will be playing against have been announced and it looks like 2012 will be an exciting year.Also published on:
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Formula 1 is Coming to Las Vegas: Fan's OpinionFormula 1 is coming to Las Vegas. While not yet a race, F1 is bringing its traveling roadshow to Las Vegas, called "F1 Comes To Vegas." The event brings F1 cars, drivers and teams (along with sponsors) and puts them in front of a new audience.Also published on:
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While Raiders Lose, Janikowski Sets Records: Fan's LookWhile the Oakland Raiders were losing to the San Diego Chargers and ending their 2011 season, kicker Sebastian Janikowski was out there scoring points and setting records.Also published on:
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Public IPO for the Dodgers? a Fan's LookNow that the formal process of selling the Los Angeles Dodgers to a new owner has begun, the movement to sell the team to directly to the fans is picking up steam.Also published on:
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What is the MLB Luxury Tax?In an effort to equalize the financial playing field for MLB teams, the league charges the richer teams a luxury tax if they exceed a certain amount in player salaries.Also published on:
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Dodgers' Buyer Should Be the Fans: Fan's OpinionThe Los Angeles Dodgers are for sale. Embattled owner Frank McCourt is working with MLB to find a new buyer for the team. I think the fans should be able to participate in the process and support a growing movement to organize such an effort.Also published on:
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Dodgers' Season Ticket Packages: Fan's ViewIt's that time of the year again, the Los Angeles Dodgers have started selling season tickets for the 2012 season. There's a quite a range of pricing and the tickets come with a lot of benefits and extras.Also published on:
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Top 5 NFL Coaches Gone by Next Season: Fan's Take2011 has been a rough season for some NFL teams and for some NFL coaches. In the high-pressure, big-money world of coaching professional football, the only thing that matters in winning.Also published on:
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Will St. Louis Rams Turmoil Lead to L.A. Move? Fan's ViewAfter a truly dismal 2011 season, the St. Louis Rams rang in the New Year by firing head coach Steve Spagnuolo and GM Billy Devaney. The team ended the season 2-14 and I think the whole situation could push the team to move to Los Angeles.Also published on:
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Formula 1 Boss Bernie Ecclestone Doesn't Need America: A Fan's ViewHow can Bernie Ecclestone, the powerful controlling force in Formula 1 racing, expect the sport to take off in America when he's making comments like: "Formula 1 will not be big in America."Also published on:
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New Year Brings Clear NFL Playoff Picture: Fan's PerspectiveThe Raiders' loss, along with the other wins and losses on the last day of the regular season (and the first day of the new year), clarified the NFL playoff picture as to who's in and who's out.Also published on:
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Why the Chargers Beat the Raiders: Fan's View2012 started with a sad day for those of us in the Raider Nation, as the Oakland Raiders lost a relatively close game to the San Diego Chargers.Also published on:
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3 Reasons Why the Raiders Failed This Season: Fan's ViewTo me, in professional football, anything less than a Super Bowl victory is failure. A team can have a good season, show improvement, build for the future, but without a Super Bowl win, they've failed in their mission.Also published on:
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Oakland Raiders Are the Baddest Team in the NFL: Fan's OpinionIt looks like the Oakland Raiders, the perennial "bad boys" of the NFL, will live up to their reputation and this week may just set the all-time record for most penalized team in a single season, in NFL history.Also published on:
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Oakland Raiders Sellout Every Home Game This Season: Fan's ViewThe Raiders announced the January 1 game against the San Diego Chargers is sold out, which makes 2011 the first season the team has gone without a television blackout since they returned to Oakland from Los Angeles in 1995.Also published on:
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Raiders Coach Hue Jackson Breaks it Down: Fan's ViewEach Friday after the team practice, Raiders' Coach Hue Jackson speaks with the media and I think his interview is a great way to determine where the team is one day before the game.Also published on:
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San Diego Court Ruling Could Push Chargers Move to L.A.:Fan's ViewThe San Diego Chargers need a new stadium and a recent court ruling just made building one even harder.Also published on:
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IndyCar 2012 Schedule Announced: Fan's OpinionIndyCar is an exciting American race series, but I think they just can't compete with Formula 1. As I look at the 2012 IndyCar calendar, I really think the series should look into merging with Formula 1.Also published on:
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Formula 1 is Finally Coming to Russia: Fan's ViewWith an ever-expanding schedule, Formula 1 organizers keep adding more and more exotic destinations to the calendar.Also published on:
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Dodgers' Buyer - Please, Not Another Rich Outsider: Fan's OpinionWhen a billionaire wants something, he doesn't waste any time going after his target. Billionaire hedge-fund executive Steven Cohen has thrown his hat into the ring as an official bidder to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers and isn't wasting any time.Also published on:
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5 Things Dodger Stadium NeedsDodger Stadium, home to the Los Angeles Dodgers, is a beautiful, aging facility that originally opened in 1962 and remains pretty much unchanged.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Dodgers' Legal Battles Continue: Fan's PerspectiveIt just doesn't end. Just when we thought the Los Angeles Dodgers' sale was moving forward smoothly, a potential obstacle has come up.Also published on:
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$10 Formula 1 Race Tickets? a Fan's ViewThe 2012 Formula 1 Petronas Malaysia Grand Prix tickets are now available and the prices are some of the lowest offered for the Formula 1 race season, including $10 lawn tickets.Also published on:
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Will an IndyCar Retun to Watkins Glen Also Bring Formula 1? Fan's ViewI want more Formula 1 races in the U.S. and I think the key is to use existing tracks, not to have to rely on multi-million dollar new construction projects like we have in Austin, Texas.Also published on:
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3 Great Raiders Named to Pro Bowl: Fan's OpinionThe Pro Bowl features the best players from the NFL, similar to baseball's All-Star game. Three players from the Oakland Raiders made the team.Also published on:
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Dodgers' Developmental Mini-camp Shows Future Stars: Fan's ViewEach January, the Los Angeles Dodgers hold a developmental mini-camp at Dodger Stadium. The camp is a chance for the team to check out the most skilled players from their farm system and give them some attention before Spring Training.Also published on:
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Raiders Barely Beat Chiefs: Fan's PerspectiveOn paper, the Kansas City Chiefs had a slightly better game than the Oakland Raiders. But the only stat that matters is the final score, and on December 24, the Raiders emerged victorious, winning the game 16-13 and keeping their playoff hopes alive.Also published on:
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Formula 1 Pirelli Tire Stats: Fan's ViewIn their first year as the official tire supplier to Formula 1 racing, Italian manufacturer Pirelli has had to supply a lot of tires over the 19 GP race weekends.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Dodgers' Sale Update: Fan's ViewI've said it before and I'll say it again, it's been a tough few years to be a Los Angeles Dodgers' fan, mainly due to the off-field drama caused by owner Frank McCourt.Also published on:
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The Greatest Undefeated NFL SeasonsWhile it does look like the Packers will finish 15-1, just short of a perfect season, and may just win Super Bowl XLVI, I thought it was a good time to look back into football history at the greatest perfect seasons ever:Also published on:
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Formula 1's Only Female CEO - Sauber's Monisha Kaltenborn Narang: Fan's ViewThere is only one female CEO in Formula 1 racing, Sauber's Monisha Kaltenborn Narang. This Indian-born, Austrian-raised powerhouse has been running the Sauber F1 Team since the start of the 2010 season.Also published on:
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Michael Schumacher - Formula 1's Top Passer in 2011: Fan's ViewOvertaking is what makes Formula 1 races exciting. No one, including me, wants to watch a race that forms in the first lap and then goes hours and hours without overtaking or lead changes.Also published on:
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Formula 1 Announces Expanded 2012 GP2 Calendar: Fan's PerspectiveJust like MLB has a minor league system, Formula 1 racing has their GP2 Series, which uses cars very close in performance to F1 cars.Also published on:
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Chargers' Move to L.A. On Fast Track After Playoff Elimination: Fan's OpinionWith a 10-38 loss to the Detroit Lions on December 24, the San Diego Chargers essentially ended their 2011 season. I really believe the poor finish this season seals their fate. Along with their bad season, here's why they will be moving north.Also published on:
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Did the NFL Hide Concussion Risks? Fan's ViewThere's no doubt professional football is a dangerous sport. Every time an NFL player takes to the field during a game, they run the risk of experiencing a career ending injury.Also published on:
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NFL in Los Angeles - Will the Rose Bowl Be Ready? Fan's ViewWith two competing stadium projects pushing for public support, government approval and, most importantly, a team to move here, I am confident we will see an NFL team playing in Los Angeles in 2012.Also published on:
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Dodgers Can Move Forward with Media Rights Sale: Fan's OpinionWe are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel, as the sale of the Los Angeles Dodgers has been put in motion. Bids are now being accepted and a proposed buyer should be submitted to the bankruptcy court for approval by April 1.Also published on:
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Vodafone McLaren Mercedes to Debut New Formula 1 Car in February: Fan's ViewOnly a day after the Sauber F1 Team announced the debut of their 2012 Formula 1 car with a very funny Christmas-themed press release, it was Vodafone McLaren Mercedes' turn to be creative with the announcement of their new 2012 Grand Prix car.Also published on:
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What is MLB's Cactus League? Fan's LookIt's time to start thinking about MLB again and the upcoming start of Spring Training. My team, the Los Angeles Dodgers, spends the pre-season in Arizona and plays in what's called the Cactus League.Also published on:
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Changes in Dodgers' Front Office: Fan's ViewI think things are starting to look up for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Dodger fans too. Off the field, the sale of the team, with the approval of owner Frank McCourt and MLB is moving forward.Also published on:
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Sauber F1 Team Announces Formula 1 2012 Car Debut: Fan's PerspectiveWhen I went to the official Formula 1 website, I was excited to see the big countdown clock is now counting down towards the start of the 2012 season.Also published on:
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Oakland Raiders Vs. Detroit Lions: Fan's PreviewAfter a loss over against the best team in football, the Green Bay Packers, I think the Oakland Raiders will regain their winning momentum and beat the Detroit Lions on Sunday, December 18.Also published on:
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Oakland Raiders' Legend Fred Biletnikoff: Fan's PerspectiveWhen it comes to naming the greatest Oakland Raiders of all time, wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff is always one of the top five.Also published on:
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Barry Bonds Sentence is a Joke: Fan's OpinionWe should all feel sorry for disgraced baseball superstar Barry Bonds as he was sentenced to spend 30 days under house arrest in his enormous Beverly Hills mansion on obstruction of justice charges.Also published on:
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Dodgers' Matt Kemp Wins Top Player GIBBY: Fan's ViewI think Los Angeles Dodgers' All-Star center fielder Matt Kemp is the best all-around player in professional baseball today. Well now Matt Kemp has been awarded the GIBBY (Greatness In Baseball Yearly Award) as the Player of the Year.Also published on:
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Is Broncos' QB Tim Tebow Dating Lindsey Vonn? Fan's OpinionTim Tebow has publicly proclaimed his strong Christian beliefs, which include no pre-martial sex. Tebow has confirmed in interviews that he is "saving himself for marriage." Lately, Tebow has been seen in the company of Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn.Also published on:
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Dodgers Vs. Fox Update: Fan's ViewAs part of the bankruptcy process, Dodgers' owner Frank McCourt has successfully gotten the court to allow him to break (or at least change) the contract the team has with the broadcast network.Also published on:
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5 Key Facts About New NFL TV Deal: Fan's PerspectiveThe NFL announced extensions of their broadcast TV deals with Fox, CBS and NBC and it doesn't look like there will be too many changes for fans.Also published on:
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Formula 1 Should Buy IndyCar, Make American GP2 Series: Fan's OpinionFormula 1 has a lack of fans here in the car-crazy country of America. We also have an open-wheel racing series, IndyCar, that is struggling to maintain fans and seems to me to putting "excitement" ahead of driver safety.Also published on:
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How Can Formula 1 Get More American Fans? Fan's ViewFormula 1 is an exciting, international sport that has made great progress in creating a truly global sport. Even with all the success and international popularity, the sport has not been able to establish a fanbase in the U.S.Also published on:
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Where Are the Los Angeles Angels Getting All that Money? Fan's OpinionAs a fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers, I'm concerned with the rising price of recent Los Angeles Angels player deals. Only days after the big deals for Pujols and Wilson, we've learned where the cash came from.Also published on:
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Brewers' Ryan Braun Should Be Stripped of MVP Award: Fan's ViewWhen Los Angeles Dodgers' superstar Matt Kemp lost out to Milwaukee Brewers' Ryan Braun for the 2011 NL MVP Award, Dodger fans like me were disappointed. Well now it seems that Ryan Braun cheated to achieve the results that led to his MVP award.Also published on:
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2012 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix Ticket Prices Announced: Fan's ReactionWith the 2011 Formula 1 season just over, the 2012 races are starting to officially starting to sell tickets and begin the hype and promotion that surrounds the world of F1.Also published on:
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5 Greatest Raider QBs of All TimeAs the Oakland Raiders continue their great 2011 season on the road to Super Bowl XLVI, here's a look at my picks for the top five Raider quarterbacks of all time (in no particular order).Also published on:
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The 5 Worst Teams in the NFLAs we move into the 12 week of the 2011 NFL season, the creme has risen to the top and the losers have fallen to the bottom of the NFL standings. Here are my choices for the five worst teams in the NFL.Also published on:
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Jaguars Sale is First Step to Move to L.A.: Fan's OpinionIn what I think is the first step towards to move to Los Angeles, Jacksonville Jaguars owner Wayne Rooney has agreed to sell the team to Illinois businessman Shahid Khan.Also published on:
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Top 5 Better L.A. Stadium Locations: A Fan's ChoicesHere are the top five locations where I think a new NFL stadium should be built in Los Angeles.Also published on:
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Formula 1 Racetrack Designer Hermann Tilke: Fan's PerspectiveThe increase in popularity of F1 and the demand for new racetracks has provided a steady stream of business for Formula 1 racing's top track designer Hermann Tilke. He's the genius German designer behind most of today's top Formula 1 tracks.Also published on:
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2012 Formula 1 Calendar Looking Good: Fan's ViewThe 2012 Formula 1 calendar looks very similar to the 2011 schedule with some changes, subtractions and additions.Also published on:
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U.S. Formula 1 Races - Top 3 Possible TracksHere are my top three choices for American Formula 1 race sites.Also published on:
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It's Time to End the NFL TV Blackout Rule: Fan's OpinionI think it's time for the NFL to end the blackout rule, the FCC rule that allows the National Football League to block television stations from carrying home games that don't sell out, locally.Also published on:
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Oakland Raiders - Top 5 Reasons They'll Be in Super Bowl XLVIIt's all coming together for the Oakland Raiders. As of week 12 of the NFL season, the team sits atop the AFC West with a record of 7-4-0.Also published on:
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Oakland Raiders Present Raiderville Tailgate Party Before Games: Fan's ViewRaiders fans get another chance to party and tailgate at Raiderville, the official tailgate party featuring food, fun, Raiderettes cheerleaders and Raiders legends.Also published on:
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San Diego Chargers: Losing Streak Continues: Fan's PerspectiveAs a Los Angeles resident hungrily awaiting an NFL team for one of our two proposed stadium projects, I must admit I enjoy watching the San Diego Chargers lose. I think the worse the team does, the more likely they are to make the move north to L.A.Also published on:
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Will Joe Torre Buy the Los Angeles Dodgers? Fan's OpinionWhile many names have been mentioned as possible buyers of the Dodgers, the possibility that baseball icon Joe Torre would be involved really excites me.Also published on:
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Formula 1 Focuses on Overtaking to Make Races More Exciting: Fan's OpinionOvertaking, cars passing each other, is what makes F1 races exciting. If cars are too fast and the course too tight to allow lead changes, all the excitement happens on the first lap, followed by hours of the same cars racing in the same positions.Also published on:
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Top 5 Worst Possible Buyers for the Los Angeles DodgersI thought it was a good time to take a humorous look at the top five worst possible replacements for Frank McCourt as Dodgers' owner.Also published on:
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Minnesota Vikings Stadium Battle Continues, Arden Hills or Nothing? Fan OpinionIn a letter to the Governor of Minnesota and top lawmakers, Minnesota Vikings owners Mark and Zygi Wilf seemed to lay down the law, the team was committed to spend up to $400 million on a new stadium, but only the proposed Arden Hills site.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Offers Occupy L.A. Protesters Free Office SpaceTo diffuse the Occupy L.A. situation, the city has offered the protesters a $1 per year lease for a huge, 10,000 office space near City Hall. It's not clear whether the protesters could sleep in the space.
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Oakland Raiders: Does Passing of Al Davis Make L.A. Move More Likely? Fan's ViewWith the passing of legendary Oakland Raiders owner and guiding force Al Davis, the question of the team possibly returning to Los Angeles again comes up.Also published on:
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Top 5 L.A. Dodgers Hall of FamersWhen I began to think about great Los Angeles Dodgers players who were members of the Baseball Hall of Fame, I expected to find a long list to have to choose from to make my top five list.Also published on:
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MLB Will Get HGH Testing Before NFL: Fan's OpinionThe new labor contract for MLB, the collective bargaining agreement, is expected to include a provision for blood testing for HGH and I think it's great to see MLB addressing the issue head-on.Also published on:
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Top 5 Crazy Moments in Los Angeles Dodgers HistoryHere are my choices for the top five craziest Dodger moments throughout history.Also published on:
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Farmers Field Proposed Re-design is Too Expensive to Build: Fan's OpinionFarmers Field developer AEG proposes a new stadium design with a deployable roof, but how much will it add to the already ballooning cost of the project.Also published on:
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Top 5 Greatest Oakland Raiders Hall of FamersWith the Oakland Raiders siting at first place in the AFC West with a 5-4-0 record, it's cool to look back on some of the great players who helped shape the team we all now know and love.Also published on:
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United States Grand Prix Pushed to 2013: Fan's PerspectiveJust when American Formula 1 fans like me were getting exciting about welcoming the return of Formula 1 racing to the U.S., it looks like the first race, planned for 2012 in Austin, Texas, won't be happening.Also published on:
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Venezuelan State Oil Company Sponsors Williams Formula 1 Team: Fan's OpinionInternational politics has caused a problem in Formula 1 racing as questions have been raised by a sponsorship deal between Williams Racing and PDVSA, the Venezuelan state oil company.Also published on:
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Are Dodgers Spending Too Much Money? Fan OpinionFor a team that's about to be put up for sale, the Los Angeles Dodgers sure are spending a lot of money. While I agree with some of the decisions, including the huge deal for Matt Kemp, I do question the logic behind some of the other moves.Also published on:
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Top 5 L.A. Dodgers Cy Young Award WinnersWhile baseball presents a lot of awards each season, I think the Cy Young Award is special. It's voted on by baseball writers and the award really does recognize the top pitchers, whether or not their teams are contenders.Also published on:
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Clayton Kershaw of the Dodgers Wins NL Cy Young Award: Fan's ViewI think after the difficult season we Los Angeles Dodgers fans have had, the recognition of players like Clayton Kershaw and Matt Kemp reminds us things weren't all bad this season.Also published on:
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Peaceful Vibe at Occupy L.A.'s 'Day of Action'I visited the Occupy Los Angeles protest site outside Los Angeles' city hall. While walking over to city hall, I encountered hundreds of Los Angeles Police Department officers assembling in riot gear & preparing to roll out to deal with various incidents.
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Verlander Wins AL Cy Young Award, is Clayton Kershaw Next for NL Award? Fan's PerspectiveNow that the American League Cy Young Award has been locked down by Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander, I think it's just a matter of time until the NL award goes to Los Angeles Dodger ace Clayton Kershaw.Also published on:
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Los Angeles Dodgers Make Big Deals with Ellis and Kemp: Fan's ViewAfter a tough year for Los Angeles Dodgers fans like me, things sure are turning around as we move further into the off-season.Also published on:
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Oakland Raiders - Why They Beat the San Diego Chargers: Fan's ViewIt's not a good time to be a San Diego Charger right now. The team is struggling, now in the midst of their worst losing streak since their 0-5 start to the 2003 season.Also published on:
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With Sebastian Vettel Out, Lewis Hamilton Wins in Abu Dhabi: Fan ViewIt's amazing how close Formula 1 races are when Sebastian Vettel is knocked out of the race. At the Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at the Yas Marina Circuit, it was all about McLaren-Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, as he took the win.Also published on:
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Public Helps Finance New Miami Marlins Stadium: Fan's OpinionThe Miami Marlins is the new name for the former Florida Marlins and along with the name change, the team is getting a brand new ballpark. In these difficult economic times, the team was able to get the public to pay a good portion of the costs.Also published on:
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Will Los Angeles Dodgers Sign Matt Kemp to Long-term Deal? Fan PerspectiveIn some great news for Los Angeles Dodgers fans, it seems the team is making efforts to keep Matt Kemp around for the long-term.Also published on:
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Meeting Philadelphia Phillies Great Robin RobertsGrowing up in Philadelphia meant it was hard to follow any other baseball team except the Philadelphia Phillies.Also published on:
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NFL Should Offer Pay-Per-View Options for Games: Fan's ViewI'm having a problem watching the NFL games I want to see. I don't have Directv, in fact my apartment building doesn't allow satellite dishes. I have a small child, so going to a sports bar isn't always an option.Also published on:
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Veterans Day: 5 NFL Players Who ServedPlaying professional football is a rough game, but serving in wartime can be infinitely rougher. Many NFL athletes interrupted their careers to serve in wartime. Here are five NFL players who served, including three who died in combat.Also published on:
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NFL Commissioner Comments on Los Angeles Stadium Battle: Fan's ViewRoger Goodell, the NFL commissioner was in San Diego and made some comments about the stadium situation in Los Angeles.Also published on:
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Oakland Raiders Vs. San Diego Chargers: Fan's PerspectiveThe game looks like a close match-up to me, here's my analysis of the key stats.Also published on:
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Formula 1 Should Allow Teams to Race 3 Cars: Fan's OpinionThere is a battle raging across Formula 1 about whether teams should be able to field three cars or stick with the current limit of two. Teams like Ferrari, which have a lot of money, are pushing to be able to run three cars.Also published on:
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A Visit to the Occupy Los Angeles ProtestI made an afternoon visit to the encampment around Los Angeles city hall known as Occupy L.A. The Los Angeles protest is firmly entrenched on the lawns surrounding city hall and has created a tent city complete with food service, sanitation and recycling.
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Occupy Los Angeles: 'Get a Job' vs. 'I Don't Have a Job'In downtown Los Angeles, surrounding city hall, the Occupy Los Angeles protesters have set up camp. I spoke with some of the protesters at the Occupy L.A. encampment, and here's what they had to say.
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What Single Parents Want from Obama's Speech: Health Care, JobsLike other Americans, single parents have questions and look to President Obama's upcoming speech for answers. Here are what some single parents in downtown Los Angeles are hoping to hear in the President's speech.
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Jobless Los Angelenos Eager for Obama's SpeechLiving in downtown Los Angeles is fun and exciting, with trendy new shops, restaurants, bars and clubs opening all the time. Here are what some job-seeking Angelenos hope to hear from President Obama in his speech on jobs and the economy.
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Fan's opinion: Does MLB commissioner Bud Selig deserve $18 million a year?As part of the Los Angeles Dodgers bankruptcy court proceedings, various documents have been filed by both sides that have revealed some interesting information. One of the most shocking facts revealed to me was the salary of MLB commissioner Bud Selig.Also published on:
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Pirelli is changing the shape of F1 rear tires in 2012: Fan's lookPirelli will change the shape of the F1 rear tires to a "boxier" shape in the 2012 season, to get more wear.Also published on:
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Can Alonso win again at German Grand Prix? Fan's viewAfter Fernando Alonso's win over Sebastian Vettel at Silverstone, F1 fans like me are all looking forward to the famed Nuremburg track and the upcoming German Grand Prix.Also published on:
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A Fireworks Accident Made My Friend Deaf in One EarGrowing up in suburban Philadelphia in the 1970's meant a lot of hot, fun summers. July 4th and Independence Day would always bring backyard fireworks. One summer it turned into a horror story when a fireworks accident made my friend deaf in one ear.
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Video shows Dodgers beating victim Bryan Stow taunting fans: A fan's reactionA new video of Dodger Stadium beating victim Bryan Stow at that opening day game has been shown on TMZ, showing Stow taunting Dodgers fans.Also published on:
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Formula 1 compromises with 6-cylinder engines: Fan's takeRacing fans like me here in the U.S. are used to big engines with eight cylinders. In an effort to make cars more fuel efficient and, dare I say, "green", FIA proposed to introduce a 1.6 liter four-cylinder hybrid turbo engines starting in 2013.Also published on:
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Fan's view: Will Jenson Button stay with McLaren?I think since Button is winning with McLaren he will stay there. The McLaren cars are amazing and obviously the fastest on the track, especially when he's driving them. He's been winning and you don't mess with successAlso published on:
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DRS is a good thing for F1: Fan's viewFormula 1 is an great sport to watch but fans like me are always demanding more excitement. To address the issue, FIA introduced a new technology on the cars called DRS (drag reduction system) that allows drivers to control part of the airflow on the car.Also published on:
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Formula 1 racing returns to the U.S. in 2012: Fan reportAmerican fans of Formula 1 racing will finally see the return of international Grand Prix racing to the U.S. in 2012, as the United States Grand Prix is scheduled for June 17 as part of FIA's 2012 racing season.Also published on:
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FIA officially cancels Bahrain Grand Prix: Fan reactionIn a move I agree with, FIA, the body that governs Formula 1 racing, canceled the upcoming race planned for the troubled Middle Eastern country of Bahrain. The Bahrain Grand Prix was originally scheduled for March 13, 2011 as part of the F1 circuit.Also published on:
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Fan's view: Is Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton too aggressive?Things have gotten a bit exciting in the normally stiff world of Formula 1 racing. At the Canadian Grand Prix hot British driver Lewis Hamilton got a little physical on the track, knocking into a few other cars including his teammate Jenson Button.Also published on:
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Security Concerns in Los Angeles After Bin Laden KillingI live in Los Angeles and as the second largest city in the US, we must always consider ourselves a high visibility target for terrorists. Al Qaeda has already targeted the city unsuccessfully as before 9/11there was the Millenium Bomber.
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First Person: Japanese quake affects American businessesI own an indie record company, SHP Records, we handle all kinds of music. The effect of the Japanese earthquake on my business is economic, although it truly pales in comparison to what the businesses and people in Japan are suffering.
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Bin Laden Killing Marks an 'Epic Day,' as 9/11 Memories Flood BackSunday May 1 was an epic day for myself and other Americans as President Obama announced the killing of Osama bin Laden, putting an end to a long battle, but not ending the war of terrorism.
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Tunisian Refugees Test EU Concept of Open BordersA recent wave of immigrants from Tunisia, fleeing the political violence there, has tested the concept of open borders in the European Union.
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Fan's take: Newcomer Hector Gimenez surprising Dodgers fansAs we start the fourth week of Major League Baseball spring training 2011 and all the eyes of Dodger fans are on Hector Gimenez. This exciting new player is hitting home runs, getting hits and driving in runs.Also published on:
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Fan perspective: Opening Day memories for the Los Angeles DodgersI'm a longtime Dodger fan and feel the Opening Day game and performance can predict a lot about the coming season. I've been fortunate enough to attend some of the games, so here are the top five Dodgers Opening Day moments that I will always remember:Also published on:
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Card collector? Where to buy baseball cards in Los AngelesAs a kid, I built up a big baseball card collection and like many other kids, traded it for something stupid or sold it while in junior high, I can't quite remember. Like many other adults, I've spent the last twenty years or so building it back up.Also published on:
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Fan reaction: Prospect Rubby De La Rosa rubs Dodgers fans the right wayAs a Dodgers fan, one thing I love about spring training is the opportunity to see new and developing players, players who don't have the opportunity to start the high-stakes games of the regular season.Also published on:
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Fan reaction: Dodgers helping Japanese earthquake relief effortsI'm a lifelong Dodger fan and I participated in a drive-thru fundraiser today at Dodger Stadium. It's one of the many ways the Dodgers and Dodgers fans are doing what we can to help the people of Japan.Also published on:
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Fan's spring training stadium guide: Salt River Fields at Talking StickOne of the most interesting spring training baseball stadiums is the new facility at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick within the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. The National League Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies train there.Also published on:
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'Gone With The Wind' is the Most Historically Accurate Film Portraying Black HistoryIn one of the most famous films in Hollywood history, an African-American actor won an Academy Award, the first ever. 'Gone With The Wind' is a very historically accurate film and portrays a very troubling time in Black History.Also published on:
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History of the WGA AwardsThe Writer's Guild of America is a union that represents writers in the entertainment business. The Guild has presented awards for great writing since 1948 and they have been televised since 2004.Also published on:
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The Best Tablets to Watch MoviesPut a world of movies in the palms of your hands with a tablet computer.Also published on:
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Best James Bond Actor: Roger MooreWhile I like Daniel Craig and enjoyed his two Bond films, to me, James Bond will always be Roger Moore.
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Best Devices for Netflix StreamingI love Netflix streaming. From the moment I first tried it about a year ago, I knew the game had changed forever. It literally places the world's largest DVD library at your fingertips.Also published on:
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Quote Roundup: 'God Willing, 2011 Is Going to Be a Better Year'As we begin the New Year, people look to Washington to see whether Democratic President Obama will be able to work with the Republican controlled Congress to make meaningful changes to improve the lives of Americans.
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First Person: TSA Pat Downs Barely an InconvenienceA travelers experience going through security at Burbank airport this Thanksgiving weekend.
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Hanukkah Traditions: Celebrating with Soviet JewsDon't get me wrong, Hanukkah is a fun holiday and I look forward to it every year, now and when I was growing up. But to be honest, as far as important religious Jewish holidays go, it's pretty low on the totem pole.
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Los Angeles Christmas Lights GuideIt's that time of the year again. Cities, businesses and homeowners across the country break out their best holiday lighting displays to please the public.
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Quote Roundup: Excitement, Concern for California PoliticsWith everyone getting back to work after the mid-term election and preparing for the upcoming holiday season, we took a walk through the Pershing Square area of downtown Los Angeles to see what people feel is next for California politics.
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First Person: Radiation from Airport Body Scanners a Concern for Frequent FlyerNow that all travelers will be forced to go through full body scanners or face a rigorous pat down, this frequent flyer is very concerned about exposure to radiation and whether this new policy could raise my risk for cancer.
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Best cycling pants for womenBicycle clothing manufacturers are creating some exciting new pants for this growing market, offering a combination of style, technology and performance for female riders. Here are three great choices for women's bicycle pants.Also published on:
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The best bicycling pants for menThe world of cycling has become mainstream and millions of people are taking up the sport each year. Bicycling pants have come a long way and some really use the latest in technology to get you extra performance.Also published on:
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California Restricts Use of Welfare Benefit Cards at Massage Parlors, Gun ShopsCalifornia has finally moved to restrict the use of welfare benefits, paid via an ATM card, at locations such as medical marijuana shops, psychic readers, massage and tattoo parlors, even gun shops, where previously the benefits were being spentAlso published on:
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Los Angeles District Attorney Steve Cooley Refuses to Return Oil Company Campaign ContributionLos Angeles district attorney Steve Cooley, running for California attorney general, refuses to return campaign contributions received from a firm his office was prosecuting.Also published on: