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Chargers Lay A Dud

Written by admin on January 18, 2010

Wow. I don’t even know what to say. That was just a horrific effort…made me ashamed to watch it to be flat honest. The Jets played pretty well, but, well enough to win? I don’t know about that. That was pretty much all on the Boltz, IMO. Hopefully it was enough to send Norv to pasture…just a downright awful game.

Go Chargers!

Written by admin on January 15, 2010

This is just a quick shot – but, I hope to see all of you at the game on Sunday afternoon. If not, GO CHARGERS! Kick some New York Jet butt!!

Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao Fight

Written by admin on January 1, 2010

Man, for any of you that know me, you know I love sports…especially boxing. So, when I heard that Floyd “Money” Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao will be fighting here in a few months, I was so excited. I knew right then and there that I had to start supporting my boy and find some Manny Paquiao tickets. I mean seriously, I’m not sure if I’ve ever seen a greater pound for pound fighter in my lifetime…and to get the opportunity to watch this fight? I don’t know how one could ever pass it up. This will be something remembered for ages…much like an Ali and Joe Frazier fight. If you can go, seriously, do take that chance – you will not regret it! Go Manny!

5K Walk / Holiday Bowl Info

Written by admin on December 29, 2009

Before the big balloons go floating down the Embarcadero, runners will be sprinting down the San Diego Bay waterfront.

The Bumble Bee Seafoods 5K Run/Walk will precede the Big Bay Balloon Parade. Both are part of the festivities surrounding the Pacific Life Holiday Bowl game tomorrow night, which pits the University of Arizona against Nebraska at 5 p.m. at Qualcomm Stadium.

About 1,000 runners are expected to participate in the race. It starts at 9:45 a.m., just before the parade, and thousands of parade spectators are expected to line the route.

It is $27 to register online and $30 the day of the race.

Go to kozenterprises.com to register and for more information.

Another Charger To The IR

Written by admin on December 23, 2009

The San Diego Chargers have placed center Scott Mruczkowski on injured reserve with an ankle injury.

Mruczkowski was hurt during the game-winning drive in Sunday’s 27-24 victory against Cincinnati. Mruczkowski started the last 13 games at center after Nick Hardwick hurt an ankle in the season opener at Oakland, requiring surgery.

Hardwick might return in Friday night’s game at Tennessee.

To replace Mruczkowski on the active roster, the Chargers signed Eric Ghiacuic. He started 42 of 48 games at center from 2005-08 with Cincinnati. He signed with the Kansas City Chiefs as an unrestricted free agent in 2009 and was released after training camp.

I swear – this team needs new doctors or something. lol

Smells Like Playoffs!!

Written by admin on December 14, 2009

Win at home Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals and the San Diego Chargers are in the playoffs for the fourth straight season.

That’s as simple as Philip Rivers wants to keep it. He knows the Chargers can also clinch their fourth straight AFC West title and a first-round bye, although those scenarios involve other teams.

The Chargers improved to 10-3 with Sunday’s 20-17 win at Dallas, their eighth straight win.

San Diego has a two-game lead in the AFC West over the Denver Broncos. To clinch a first-round bye, the Chargers must beat Cincinnati and have Denver lose or tie against Oakland and the New England Patriots lose or tie at Buffalo.

Cincinnati is 9-4 after a 30-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

Thoroughbread Club To Get An Extention?

Written by admin on October 4, 2009

The state committee that doles out leases at the Del Mar Racetrack has decided to wait until next year to consider proposals from other groups that may be interested in managing the racing season at the popular seaside venue.

Late last month, the State Race Track Leasing Commission pulled a request for proposals to run racing operations at the track, deciding instead to grant a one-year extension to the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, which has managed the track for 40 years.

Another Blackout Looming?

Written by admin on September 16, 2009

Another big, fat, ugh!

The Chargers are gearing up for their home opener against Baltimore. However, the game could be blacked out because it is not completely sold out.

Chargers head coach Norv Turner says the packed house in Oakland was a big part of the Raiders’ tough play and he says Chargers fans need to make their presence felt come Sunday.

There are still around 2500 tickets available. The tickets must be sold by Thursday. I really question if they’re going to sell enough….

Anybody going?

Chargers Game Blacked Out…Again

Written by admin on September 1, 2009

The San Diego Chargers say their exhibition finale against the San Francisco 49ers on Friday night will be blacked out on local TV.

The game wasn’t close to being a sellout more than 72 hours prior to kickoff, with approximately 7,000 general-admission tickets remaining Tuesday.

The Chargers’ exhibition opener against Seattle also was blacked out when some 6,000 general-admission tickets remained unsold.

Until that game, the Chargers hadn’t had an exhibition blackout since 2006. The team has warned fans that there could be regular-season blackouts. The Chargers haven’t had a regular-season game blacked out since 2004.

Blue Bombers Win US Championship

Written by admin on August 29, 2009

It just finished up after a LONG rain delay, but, it’s finally over. In a mercy rule game, our boys from Chula Vista took out the little guys from San Antonio to win the United States Little League Championship game. Luke Rameriez again was amazing…clubbing a monster homerun and tossed a 1 hitter as well. The game was delayed about two hours thanks to the rain storm on the East Coast, but, they ended it about normal time since the 10 run mercy rule was envoked after the top of the 4th inning.

They take on Taipei tomorrow afternoon on ABC. Make sure you watch. GO CHULA!