Bill Shaikin, a California Sportswriter of the Year honoree, covers baseball and sports business for the Los Angeles Times. His story on the Dodgers’ Russian physicist-turned-healer who claimed to channel positive energy to the team – “If You Think It, They Will Win” – was featured in the Best American Sports Writing anthology. He was the beat writer when the Dodgers filed for bankruptcy in 2011 and the Angels won the World Series in 2002, two events considered beyond improbable before they happened. He incurred the wrath of Kelly Clarkson’s fans while wondering why she was singing at the Turin Olympics, in a country with a cultural lineage that included da Vinci, Michelangelo and Fellini. He has reported from the Dominican Republic, Israel, England, Italy, Mexico, Canada and Hickory, N.C. He graduated from UC Berkeley and hopes to see the Golden Bears in the Rose Bowl during his lifetime, just once.
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Under the deal, the Angels remain on FanDuel Sports Network, the renamed Bally Sports channels. For the first time, local fans will be able to purchase a streaming-only subscription.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame announced that Steve Garvey and former Dodgers teammate Tommy John are two of eight candidates on this year’s Classic Baseball Era ballot.
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Lakers great Magic Johnson joined the Dodgers’ ownership group promising a franchise turnaround, and the team has delivered with two World Series titles.
Después de 36 largos años, los Dodgers podrán celebrar un título de Serie Mundial con sus fanáticos durante un desfile de la victoria programado para el viernes.
After 36 long years, the Dodgers will be able to celebrate a World Series title with their fans during a victory parade scheduled to take place Friday.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says the team never considered using one of their top relievers when the score was still close in Game 4 of the World Series.