I was watching game one of the National League Championship Series with my best friend; the Dodgers were playing the Milwaukee Brewers. At one point during the game, my friend made a comment about how this was the time when bandwagon fans come out and claim to love the Dodgers. This simple comment took me […]
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Dodgers fandom meets complex history of Chavez Ravine
Historians and Toros reflect on Los Angeles’ role in displacement of Latine families. Los Angeles is a baseball town, and on any given day at CSUDH, you see Toros showing off their pride for the Dodgers. As the team made their play for another World Series Championship last month, the campus was awash in Dodger […]
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Two Languages, One Passion on the Mic
Commentary during sports broadcasts can be more than just a narration of what’s happening on the field. Photo by Israel Palacio on Unsplash. By Jeremy Gonzalez, Co-Sports Editor and Iracema Navarro, Senior Editor Best of Both Worlds The art of sports commentary has the ability to turn any moment from average to exceptional, exceptional to […]
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A World Series Holiday at Dodger Stadium
The holiday festival nods a holiday cheer with a World Series twist to the City of LA. Photo by Carina Noyola. By Carina Noyola, Staff Writer Did the Dodgers even win the 2020 World Series if they didn’t celebrate it in the most California holiday season way ever? A calming sunset, palm trees, a euphoric […]
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Women in Sports: Kim Ng hurdles incredible boundary
Woman wearing Baseball bat in field. Photo courtesy by Pixabay. Editor’s Note: Welcome to the Bulletin’s new sports blog, Women in Sports, where every week a Bulletin writer will share their thoughts on an issue that involves half of America’s population competing, working and following an industry that remains largely dominated by the other half. […]