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Sebastian Joseph-Day gives the Chargers more than a run-stopper

COSTA MESA — Legendary boxer Mike Tyson was in need of a substitute co-host for his popular “Hotboxin’ with Mike Tyson” podcast. Sebastian Joseph-Day, the charismatic run-stopper by day, was asked to be the champ’s one-time fill-in. “Can you come back again?” Joseph-Day recalled how he became Tyson’s permanent co-host. “They liked you.” Chargers coach…
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2022 LA Marathon: What you need to know about Sunday’s 37th edition

After a year in which it ran in November instead of March because of the coronavirus pandemic, the LA Marathon is back in its regular time slot and will be contested Sunday on the streets of Los Angeles. The 26.2-mile course will begin at Dodger Stadium and culminate on Avenue of the Stars in Century…
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Dodgers ‘super excited’ to add Freddie Freeman to ‘Monstars’ lineup

GLENDALE, Ariz. — In the clubhouse at Camelback Ranch on Wednesday morning, reliever Jimmy Nelson joked about how occupied the Dodgers’ front office has been this week. “They’re busy trying to hoard all the talent, create a ‘Space Jam’ super team,” Nelson quipped. He wasn’t joking, after all. News broke Wednesday night that the Dodgers…
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In Palm Desert, a Moorish mansion with a hookah lounge gets $11.5M

A modern Moroccan riad-style mansion in Palm Desert has sold to Howard Panes, the 53-year-old fitness innovator behind the Stealth Core Trainer gaming plankboard. Records show Panes bought the property dubbed “Casbah Cove” through a Florida LLC for $11.5 million, a 17% markdown from the last asking price. Multiple Listing Service data shows the desert…
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Rams add former Bears WR Allen Robinson on 3-year deal

When your offense is built around a star quarterback, you can’t have too many talented pass receivers. The Rams rode that theory to a Super Bowl championship and look as if they plan to do it again. The Rams announced Thursday they have agreed to terms with former Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson on…
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USC looks for NCAA Tournament encore statement against Miami

GREENVILLE, S.C. — On Friday, the USC men’s basketball team will begin its second consecutive NCAA Tournament, though head coach Andy Enfield likes to point out it would be three straight Big Dances for the Trojans if the COVID-19 pandemic had not canceled the 2020 event. But even after last year’s Elite Eight run, after…
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Foothill’s Austin Overn stays on track in bid to be state athlete of the year

Austin Overn wants to be known as the best athlete at Foothill High School this school year. And best athlete in Orange County. “Best athlete in the state, too,” Overn said. To solidify his candidacy for such honors awarded by CalHiSports.com and others, Overn made his track and field debut last Saturday in the 100…
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Freddie Mac ending automated appraisal waivers on cash-out refinances

Why is Freddie Mac throwing out automated appraisals for certain refinances that have seemingly worked well for five years? In June 2017, Freddie introduced refinance appraisal waivers on eligible properties, expanding the program to purchase loans by September of that year. On Wednesday, March 16, the same day the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate,…
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Ducks’ Max Comtois not sweating Monday’s trade deadline

IRVINE — What, Max Comtois worry? “I just think it’s kind of funny,” Comtois said Thursday. The NHL’s trade deadline is Monday, and there has been plenty of speculation he could be on the move as Ducks general manager Pat Verbeek gets his first chance to remake the roster. It’s been suggested that Comtois could…
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Clippers, though not a team to complain, could do without play-in

LOS ANGELES – One thing that Tyronn Lue’s team is not going to do, is complain. Not often, anyway. That chin-up, stiff-upper-lip forward march has helped his Clippers navigate challenges big and small these past two seasons. Take last season’s stringent COVID-19 health and safety measures: “No excuses,” Lue said then. “Whatever the NBA puts…
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