PE Columnist: Jim Alexander

PE Columnist: Jim Alexander And don't say this too loud around UCR, but he's a proud alumnus of Cal State Fullerton. Got a gripe, a comment or a story tip?

Born in San Bernardino and raised in Riverside, Jim Alexander has been writing about Inland Southern California teams and athletes -- and lots of other things, too, including World Series, Rose Bowl games and NBA and Stanley Cup Finals -- for his hometown paper for almost four decades. He views his job as equal parts telling stories about interesting people and deflating pomposity, and while he in

sists he doesn't rant, check out his video blogs and judge for yourself. Contact Jim at [email protected] or 951-368-9543, and look him up on Twitter as well:

So how do you handle it when you’re the pitcher on the other side of history? (And especially when the guy making that h...
09/24/2022

So how do you handle it when you’re the pitcher on the other side of history? (And especially when the guy making that history is a former teammate?)

The Dodger pitchers – both former teammates of the Cardinals slugger – surrendered his 699th and 700th home runs.

When you watch the feats of guys like Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson, don’t forget how their predecessors dealt with ...
09/17/2022

When you watch the feats of guys like Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson, don’t forget how their predecessors dealt with the trope that Black men couldn’t play quarterback.

Including James Harris, an integral if forgotten part of Rams history.

https://www.ocregister.com/2022/09/17/alexander-james-harris-led-the-way-for-the-rams-and-black-quarterbacks

The first African American QB to win a playoff game and to earn Pro Bowl MVP honors predated a renaissance of Black talent at the game’s most important position.

Shortly after his Guggenheim Baseball group took over the Dodgers in 2012, Mark Walter summed up the risk of investing i...
09/03/2022

Shortly after his Guggenheim Baseball group took over the Dodgers in 2012, Mark Walter summed up the risk of investing in pitching thusly:

“Pitchers break.”

Boy, did he call it. The 2022 staff has ample examples. And yet the Dodgers are still 90-41.

https://www.ocregister.com/2022/09/02/alexander-dodgers-potentially-magical-season-could-turn-on-whos-healthy

During a September with a big NL West lead, their main task might be determining which pitchers are available, and it’s not that simple.

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