The 2018 MLB season may have started on March 29, the earliest Opening Day in MLB history, but nearly two weeks later, some of the teams were still hosting their own home openers. Of the 30 teams, 13 started at home on March 29, while two other home teams were delayed a day due to inclement weather. The other teams who started the season away from their home fields had their home openers spread throughout the first two weeks of April, with the last home opener going to the Cubs on April 9. Each team had new ways to celebrate the 2018 season, with the most popular being changes or additions to their in-stadium food selection. Other teams also upgraded their scoreboards in one way or … [Read more...] about Major League Baseball is officially back
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T.V. Show Review: Supernatural
The television show, Supernatural, has been exploring the dark paranormal corners of the country ever since September of 2005. This series will take anyone on a wild roller-coaster ride by having them feeling on edge one minute, then clinging onto the suspense and laughing the next. Sam and Dean Winchester are the show’s main protagonists who take weird to a new level. Their whole life has been strange since the moment a yellow-eyed demon took their mother’s life at a young age. The creator of the series, Eric Kripke, crafted the characters’ personalities to be different from each other, with a dissimilar point of view on life and the paranormal. Dean Winchester, portrayed by Jensen … [Read more...] about T.V. Show Review: Supernatural
Minor leagues makes fun for everyone
By Jessye Gentry |Staff Writer| College students like to go out and have fun, but often times cannot afford to. The Rancho Cucamonga Quakes baseball team is a great and affordable way to enjoy a night off from school for students who commute to CSUSB from cities like Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario and Upland. Students can have a fun night out with their friends, family, and on select nights, pets, with tickets starting at just $9. The Quakes offer different promotional nights that offer great discounts, giveaways and prizes. The Quakes start off the week on Sundays by giving kids a free Tremor meal and letting them run the bases at the end of the game. "Social Media Mondays" are … [Read more...] about Minor leagues makes fun for everyone
CSUSB student’s baseball get-a-way
By Lauren Jennings |Staff Writer| "Fifty Cent Friday" offered by the Inland Empire 66ers is an affordable escape for Coyotes. The promotion offers fifty-cent hot dogs and breadsticks, $2.50 drinks and lawn tickets plus a firework show. The game also included entertainment from Bernie the mascot, the 66ers dance team, and great baseball from the Angels of Tomorrow. The 66ers played at San Manuel Stadium, located eight miles from campus. The 66ers opened their 2015 season against the Stockton Ports on April 9, losing 3-1. Game two followed on April 10 and was a different story, as the 66ers were able to redeem themselves after their first loss to the Ports by winning … [Read more...] about CSUSB student’s baseball get-a-way
SoCal teams sweatin’ into dog days of summer
By Mackenzie Von Kleist |Staff Writer| Major League Baseball is beginning the dog days of summer and local teams the Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Angels and San Diego Padres are all in different places for the season. Angels are currently tied for first in the American League West Division and doing it with a young core of rookies. Starting pitcher and Redlands native Tyler Chatwood and reliever Jordan Walden are earning their halos. “I think the season is going well so far,” said student Mike Perez, an Angels fan. “They have a few players that are pretty young but have done a lot for their success including their 23-year-old center fielder Peter Bourjous and their 21-year-old … [Read more...] about SoCal teams sweatin’ into dog days of summer