Left Coast Sports Babe

Damn

The field of dreams has their forever center fielder.

RIP

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The SF game in Birmingham was to honor Mays and the Negro Leagues on Thursday. SF Giants just announced yesterday Willie would not be able to attend.

Also just announced earlier today, SF Giants Lamonte Wade Jr, who idolized Mays and is I think the team’s only U.S. born African-American starter really wanted to play in the game, but is on the IL and only at about 70% with a hamstring injury The Giants asked MLB if they could take him off the IL for one game only and were told no.

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Maybe out of respect for Willie Manfred should decide to act like a human who cares about the game and reconsider?

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Meanwhile, in the NHL, the Edmonton Oilers are still alive. Game six is Friday night

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Trump direct quote at rally today “Joe Biden’s forming granting mass finger”

Be honest. If this was your elderly parent you’d be looking into assisted living options.

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Senator Chris Murphy talking about bump stocks.

The Las Vegas Mandalay Bay hotel murderer fired 1100 rounds at crowd.

Killed 58 people & injured 500 1100 rounds fired, which took him 11 minutes. 90 shots every 10 seconds. Even Trump said this was bad in 2019.

In 2024, Trump & GOP are against all good things.

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Meanwhile, GOP’s Pete Ricketts, whose dad founded Ameritrade and whose family is worth billions,, was the Senator who Tuesday blocked Senate legislation banning bump stocks.

Ricketts was appointed by Nebraska Gov after Ben Sasse resigned in 2023. So Pete was chosen because he has a safe red seat, and doesn’t have to explain his turnaround as he wasn’t in Senate when Trump & GOP supported a ban?

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Deceptive ads are bad for democracy & hurt both sides. AI will make it worse.

Doesn’t get enough coverage that S.2770 – Protect Elections from Deceptive AI Act is BIPARTISAN. Amy Klobuchar and Josh Hawley lead the bill. Yes, even Hawley realizes it’s NOT a partisan issue.

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