Realizing the chances of Old Faithful playing home games for the Dodgers were as good as Michael Vick running a Pitbull at the National Dog Show, I gave Bonds a personal spring training invite. Just imagine Bonds wearing blue while playing the outfield grass at Dodger Stadium. Kobe Bryant has better odds of spending a night at The Lodge and Spa at Cordillera hotel in Eagle than Bonds does penciled in at cleanup for Joe Torre.’
It’s not everyday that a guy that averages two points per game makes a game-winner, let alone be named MVP.
For all the worries surrounding forward Tremaine Townsend’s ankle, it looks like Josh Jenkins is the one worrying Head Coach Bobby Braswell the most. Jenkins sustained a mild sprained ankle during practice Monday and was wearing a protective boot Tuesday. Athletic trainer Steve Grech said his availability for the Matadors’ Big West Conference game against Cal Poly on Wednesday is a “50-50 chance.” CSUN is on a four-game winning streak. The Matadors also play on Saturday, against UC Riverside. If… Read more
Chocolate chips, gummy bears and yes, even fruity pebbles. Frozen yogurt is no longer just a single boring flavor on a cone.
As it turns out, the lone ranger in baseball’s dying breed was shot dead a long time ago. On Monday, the last remaining bombshell of the steroid era leaped out of his foxhole and confessed that he used performance-enhancing drugs.
I’m not sure if I was more surprised, or dismayed, by the call by Professor David Klein for an end to the support of Israel by the government of the United States, the American people and, the CSUN community.
During a brief 10-month period ending in May 1859, Charles Darwin, a self-taught amateur naturalist, sat in his study and wrote feverishly, virtually from memory, a 155,000-word ‘abstract.’
Former CSUN All-American Adam Kennedy was released by the St. Louis Cardinals Monday, ending the second baseman’s two-year stint with the team that originally drafted him in 1997.
That was his word to describe it as the Matadors came out to practice Monday at the Matadome, even though he seemed to not want to put pressure on the foot. A team official called his injury a high-ankle spraing, but Townsend said he’s be ready to go for Wednesday’s game against Cal Poly.