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by JAY PARIS NEW YORK — See those guys hawking watches off Times Square? Oh yeah, they’re really Rolexes. Ha — not in a New York minute. And anyone with street sense knows to do more than to look both … Continue reading “Manning to retire? Not in a New York minute” →
San Diego, California, February 3, 2014 – Radio station 1090 AM XEPRS, better known as The Mighty 1090 – San Diego’s Sports Leader, has announced a major addition to the weekday lineup. Dan Sileo has joined The Mighty 1090 as … Continue reading “Dan Sileo to Host All New Morning Show on The Mighty 1090” →
by Craig Elsten Observations, ruminations and dissertations on the sports world and our local teams…follow me on Twitter @619sports for more of these every day… Football’s almost over, basketball’s in mid-season, and spring training is right around the corner. With … Continue reading “Padres’ Offseason Moves At A Glacial Pace” →
San Diego Chargers Head Coach Mike McCoy added two more coaches to his staff today, naming Ron Milus secondary coach and Kent Johnston strength and conditioning coach. Milus relocates to San Diego from Denver, where he spent the last two … Continue reading “Chargers add Milus, Johnston to coaching staff” →
By Lee ‘Hacskaw’ Hamilton Cleaning out a jam packed notebook, filled with storylines, overflowing with opinions. CHARGERS…Nothing but positive reviews on the hiring of Mike McCoy, as the Chargers new head coach. His work record at Denver with the Broncos, … Continue reading “This-N-That in Southern California” →
by Craig Elsten Observations, ruminations and dissertations on the sports world and our local teams…follow me on Twitter @619sports for more of these every day… HARRISBURG, PA–The San Diego Sockers’ magical mystery tour of the Professional Arena Soccer League has … Continue reading “Rockstars in Harrisburg, “DwightMare” in LA and Phil Talking Taxes” →
by Lee ‘Hacksaw’ Hamilton It’s Super Bowl week, and most all the attention around the NFL, from players to fans to the media, will be on New Orleans, where Harbaugh Brothers Super Bowl takes place. Jim’s San Francisco 49ers-vs-Jon’s Baltimore … Continue reading “Lawsuits & Super Bowls” →
by Craig Elsten We already knew that Padres catcher Yasmani Grandal used some sort of performance enhancing drug or MLB banned substance. He was caught in November and suspended for the first 50 games of the season. An explosive investigative report … Continue reading “A Miami Drug Clinic, Yasmani Grandal and Baseball’s Nagging Problem” →
By Lee ‘Hacksaw’ Hamilton Enough with the noise, the analysis, the storylines. Let’s go play football on Super Bowl Sunday. I don’t want to hear any more sermons from Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis, on his farewell tour. He calls … Continue reading “Who Wins-Why-Super Bowl Sunday” →
by Craig Elsten It ended suddenly, as most things do in the back-and-forth game of indoor soccer. One moment the San Diego Sockers were wildly celebrating a game-tying goal with 6.7 seconds remaining in regulation. Just moments later their team … Continue reading “The Streak Is Over! Long Live The Streak!” →