Game 1 of the NLDS. The sun was scorching and the Dodgers pulled through.

First ever game watching Messi play in person. It was the one they scored 7-1.

So great to watch him play.

Took these photos at the game.

How can you not love watching Messi play?

I need to share this with someone, because I just feel so awe-struck by the experience I had.

Through a lucky set of circumstances I was able to go last minute to South Africa vs Canada. Game as at 12pm. Bought the ticket at 9am. Watched the prices come down.

Holy freaking cow it was magic. I was front row near where the players came out, where the interviews happened, and next to South Africa.

Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think this was possible.

The energy was absolutely insane.

I heard the players yelling, the impact when they knocked into each other.

It was a type of special that will stay with me for a long long time. That time I went to a knock out game and watched Canada make it to the Group of 16 for the first time in its history.

Once in a lifetime experience.

Absolute magic.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto. For as highly rated as he is, he is still a completely under rated Dodger. Every time I get to see him pitch it's such a treat.

Does everyone here realize what an incredible superstar he is?

Olympic Gold Medalist

WBC Champion

Japanese Series Champion

World Series Champion

World Series MVP

People talk about Shohei Ohtani, but Yamamoto is a phenom in his own right.

Just discovered this Swiss chocolate truffles place. The owners are really nice. The place is such a little wonderland.

I had the Dom Perignon truffles. Phenomenal.

The legend of Freddie Freeman continues to expand. Lets goo.

He has a total of 20 walk off hits in his career, 8 of which are home runs. 6 came in the post season and 2 came in the regular season.

Phenomenal.

It was Mr Seeds bobblehead tonight. Naturally we got the sunflower seeds out to give it a try. Needless to say we had a great time.

Tough loss though.

Shohei’s home run tonight was one of four solo shots the Dodgers launched against the Phillies.

In addition to his run at the Cy Young Award with his stellar pitching performance, he is now heating up at the plate.

Ohtani is hitting .279 with 10 homers and 31 RBIs.

What can’t he do?

Shohei Ohtani holds a dazzling 0.82 ERA in 55.0 innings pitched for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Since 1920, only three other pitchers have ever maintained an ERA that low or better over their first nine starts.

He was so hard on himself in his last outing at Dodger Stadium, but honestly, this man is a once in a century phenom.

Shohei Ohtani’s ERA right now is 0.82 based off seven starts in 2026. This is the lowest ERA in all of Major League Baseball.

This dominant performance compares to the “Fernandomania” phenomenon from 1981.

Shohei’s pitching through seven games is only second in historical performance to Fernando Valenzuela, who pitched 0.29 ERA through seven games in 1981.

Yet again Los Angeles is fortunate to have a phenom on our team. We get to see a worldwide talent right in our backyard.
We love LA.

Go Dodgers!

There are no words to describe how magical it was to see No Doubt at the Sphere.

Mind bending.
Incredible.
Gorgeous.
Beyond anything I could have imagined.

Completely unparalleled and overwhelmingly beautiful.

This show is a completely new format of art that can only be experienced at the Sphere.

There are no words to describe how magical it was to see No Doubt at the Sphere.

Mind bending.
Incredible.
Gorgeous.
Beyond anything I could have imagined.

Completely unparalleled and overwhelmingly beautiful.

This show is a completely new format of art that can only be experienced at the Sphere.

There are no words to describe how magical it was to see No Doubt at The Sphere.

Mind bending.
Incredible.
Gorgeous.
Beyond anything I could have imagined.

Completely unparalleled and overwhelmingly beautiful.

This show is a completely new format of art that can only be experienced at The Sphere.

That last play today was a real stunner, and, frankly not sure there was even a way to get out of that play without two outs.

Freddie hits the ball to the first baseman.

Shohei gets tagged out. Freddie is tagged out. Call, the tying run scores, but three outs are three outs.

Lots of anticipation and confusion.

But, we lost the game. We’ll get them tomorrow, Dave.