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Steve Fryer and Carlos Arias visit Los Alamitos to preview the final
game of the regular season. League championships are on the line across
the county.
Pacifica and Cypress in the Empire League
Trabuco Hills plays Mission Viejo in Sea View League.
Highlights include Beckman’s James Kaprielian throwing another
no-hitter, a walk-off grand slam, a 15 strkeout performance, the Battle
of the Bay, and more!
Behind first-time starter Andrew Piraino, Sonora shut out La Habra 2-0.
Piraino was aided by multiple outstanding plays, while holding the Highlanders to only four hits.
This is a must-see video for web gems junkies, including a diving
catch in centerfield, and two remarkable plays by La Habra’s third
baseman Chad Ferreira.
The Lakers held off a late rally by the Nuggets to take Game 2 of the Western Conference quarterfinals, 104-100.
Kobe Bryant led all scorers with 38 points, and used not one but two
Dirk Nowitzki like one-legged fadeaway shots that channeled his inner
Dirk Nowitzki.
“I actually improved his move,” joked Bryant. “I can shoot mine from the 3-point line. He can’t do that.”
Andrew Bynum was a rebound shy of a double double. He finished with 27 points, but was in a sour mood after the game.
“I just left a lot out there,” Bynum said. “I can do better. I want to be perfect.”
Finally, Ramon Sessions was so upset that he was called for a foul
against the Nuggets’ Corey Brewer, that he crumpled to the ground, but
it wasn’t all bad.
“It was a tough call to make at that speed,” Sessions said. “But he missed the first one, so it was a good foul.”
The Lakers hit the road to face the Nuggets in Game 3 on Friday.
