Christian Camacho
Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, I grew up cheering for the Dodgers and the Lakers. I went across the country to Florida State University (Go Noles!) to study Communications and Sport Management. Now, I'm back in the valley looking to contribute to the LA sports scene.
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in DodgersDodgers News: Joc Pederson Latest Dodger to Leave LA
Dodger fans woke up Friday morning to the news of another reigning World Champion team on his way out of Los Angeles. Just a season after his near-departure down the 5 freeway to the Angels, Joc Pederson has secured a spot playing left field on the North side of Chicago. Joc Pederson is in agreement […] More
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Kings News: Expectations for the Kings in a Shortened 2021 Season
It feels like decades since the Kings entered the start of the season as playoff-hopefuls. Perhaps it’s because 2020 felt like a decade wrapped into a year. This season, however, promises to be anything but ordinary. Despite finishing last season with the fifth-worst record in the league, the Kings enter 2021 with high hopes. “I […] More
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in DodgersDodgers News: Pedro Báez on the Move to Houston
If you’ve watched the Dodgers over the course of the last three or four seasons, then you understand the suspense (and the patience) that came with a Pedro Báez outing. Sometimes, he was exactly what the doctor ordered to get the team out of a late-inning jam. Other times—well, it wasn’t pretty. Regardless of whether […] More
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in DodgersDodgers: Remembering the Great Tommy Lasorda, Los Angeles Legend
In the hallowed halls of Dodger Stadium hangs a notable picture. It’s a team photo of the 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers—the first team to win it all for the organization and the only Dodger team to do so in Brooklyn. You wouldn’t know just by looking at it, but ask a Dodger fan who […] More
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in DodgersDodgers News: Lebron James Teams with LA to Offer Major Help with Voting in November
With the presidential election just around the corner, registered voters in Los Angeles County ought to know where voting centers are located. Well, as of Thursday, there’s a poll site that hardly needs any direction. News at ESPN: LeBron James and the Los Angeles Dodgers have teamed up to turn Dodger Stadium into a polling […] More
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in DodgersDodgers: 3-Ups and 3-Downs in LA’s 8-1 Win Over Giants in 2020 Season Opener
Finally, Dodger baseball is back and it is alive and well! The Dodgers took down the San Francisco Giants with a final score of 8-1 after a 7th inning rally. Of course, one game––the first game of 60, mind you––is much too small a sample size to get a true grasp on the identity on […] More
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Dodgers News: What Mookie Betts’ Pending Extension Means
The length of Mookie Betts’ stay in Los Angeles has been a question since the Dodgers acquired him in the off-season. Today, the club appears close to providing an answer. Star outfielder Mookie Betts and the Los Angeles Dodgers are deep into negotiations on a long-term contract, sources tell ESPN. While the language of the […] More
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LAFC News: What Carlos Vela’s Absence Means for LAFC in Orlando
In exactly one week from today, Los Angeles Football Club will take the pitch for their first match in Orlando. However, they will be doing it without their belle of the ball. Carlos Vela announced today that he will not be joining the team in Orlando for the MLSisBack tournament. The 31-year-old cited his pregnant […] More
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Dodger News: Max Muncy Shares Thoughts on 2020 World Series Title
The 2020 MLB season will be remembered as an anomaly for a sport that has historically followed tradition. The National League will use a designated hitter for the first time in history. With just 60 games, this season will be the shortest major league season in 142 years. Oh, and let’s not forget about putting […] More
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in DodgersDodgers News: Former LA Outfielder Andrew Toles Makes Unfortunate Headline
During his rookie season in 2016, Andrew Toles was quick to turn the heads of his teammates and the Dodger faithful. It took a big, game-winning swing in Colorado to finally reach the top of a mountain that appeared too perilous to climb. Unfortunately for Toles, the uphill battle wages on. This is so sad. […] More
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Lakers News: Brian Shaw Announced As New G League Head Coach
Patience is a virtue, an adage that Brian Shaw is all too familiar with. He waited twelve years into his NBA career before he won his first NBA Championship with the Lakers. He waded through the rough waters of Kobe and Shaq’s rifts and studied patience under Phil Jackson’s tutelage. Brian Shaw has spent a […] More
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Clippers News: 4 Young Players to Watch in Orlando
With the NBA season set to start by July 31, teams around the league look to solidify the rosters going to Orlando. The Clippers find themselves in a unique position. Whether it is in the draft or on the trading block, the front office has done a fine job building a team poised for success. […] More
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