Left Coast Sports Babe

If you’re only seeing the Twitter comments, Cory Booker absolutely did play football. Even if he wasn’t a professional player. He was recruited by Michigan, UCLA, Georgia Tech…

Yes, he played college football at Stanford. #BeatCal PS F*ck Jake Tapper

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Meanwhile, another weekend closer to NFL opener on September 5.. Now, while I love sports in general and guess I understand why fans watch Preseason football, have yet to have someone really explain to me why anyone BETS on preseason football.

SF Giants let an imminently winnable game in Seattle get away, this time 4-3, but with only five hits and 0-3 with RISP (Runners in Scoring/Stranded Position?)

But at least there remains the hope of postseason joy with the Dodgers losing in the first or second round of the playoffs.

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RFK Jr. says Donald Trump will announce Democrats joining campaign soon

Yep, Trump will announce Democrats joining his campaign at the same time he announces the details of his “big beautiful healthcare plan.”

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Let’s make it simple. Can some journalist please just ask Donald Trump if he agrees with RFK Jr. on vaccines?

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And as JD Vance increasingly looks like a major mistake as Trump’s running mate why isn’t media making a bigger deal of the fact that Donald is 78 and showing signs of age, If Trump is elected Vance would be a heartbeat away from the Presidency.

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Kamala Harris has popular plans for 2025, but media attacks her continually over those plans not having enough details. Donald Trump has very unpopular plans with Project 2025, but media ignores that he pretends not to know any of the details.

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CNN headline “Trump team prepares for sprint to November with ‘all hands on deck’ approach.” Would it be wrong to add the adjective “teeny tiny” to all those hands on decK?

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