Bob Bradley spent most of last season, the first for the Los Angeles Football Club, trying to teach his team how to play like Barcelona. So he took it as a compliment last week when the Spanish superclub expressed interest in acquiring one of his best students, captain Carlos Vela.
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Nuggets' Nikola Jokic makes a statement in Game 7 win over SpursYou just don’t know until you know.
It’s something the smartest people in the NBA realize — that for all the projections, all the analytical models, all the scouting, all the preparation, you just don’t know until you do.
And… Read MoreJohn Kelly resurrects his past lives: dancer, filmmaker, drag performer and so much moreJohn Kelly, creator and performer of the one-man show “Time No Line” running at REDCAT this weekend, might not describe himself as a Renaissance man. For one thing, the term is thrown around loosely these days. Also, it’s a b… Read MoreSuspect in deadly synagogue shooting near San Diego wrote anti-Semitic manifestoA gunman armed with a semiautomatic rifle walked into a suburban San Diego County synagogue and opened fire on the congregation Saturday, killing one person and injuring three in an attack that authorities believe was motivat… Read MoreClayton Kershaw earns first win of season in Dodgers victory over PiratesThe Dodgers are all about tradition. No home game starts without the cry of “It’s Time for Dodger Baseball.” After Friday games, fans enjoy fireworks. After Sunday games, kids run the bases. Pedro Baez pitches, and fans boo.
… Read MoreManzanar pilgrimage takes on broad themes of democracy, civil rightsMasako Miki came to this picturesque landscape of snow-tipped mountains and desert shrubs Saturday on a mission of remembrance.
Miki, raised an ocean away in the seaside Japanese city of Kobe, never learned about the painful … Read More
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