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7-year-old boy dies after being hit by 2 vehicles in South LA; 1 driver sought after fleeing A 7-year-old boy died after being struck by two vehicles in South Los Angeles, police said. One of the drivers was being sought after fleeing the scene. — Pinstripe Alley — Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Scores and stats from Orange County games on Thursday, Nov. 5 Click here for details about sending your team’s scores and stats to the Register. The deadline for submitting information is 10:45 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 p.m. Saturday. CIF-SS FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS FIRST ROUND DIVISION 4 La Habra 42, Etiwanda 35 Passing: (Eti) Congalton 25-31-1-288, 2 TD. (LH) Mitchell 7-14-170, 2 TD. Rushing: (Eti) Congalton 17-50. (LH) Dickerson 29-203, 3 TD, Mitchell 13-106, 1 TD. Receiving: (Eti ) Wakumoto 10-128, 1 TD. (LH) Rogers 3-118, 1 TD. DIVISION 7 Barstow 41, Pacifica 14 Passing: (Bar) Applewhite 7-15-1-156, 2 TDs. (Pac) Pham-Ngoy 4-16-1-67, 1 TD. Rushing: (Bar) Agulto 11-88, 1 TD; Hawkins 7-63, 1 TD. (Pac) Dickison 20-87, 1 TD; Pham-Ngoy 10-41. Receiving: (Bar) Fernandez 4-127, 1 TD; Hooker 2-16. (Pac) Salas 2-22; Dickison 1-25. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CIF-SS CHAMPIONSHIPS DIVISION 11 Tarbut V’Torah 3, Arroyo 0 BOYS WATER POLO CIF-SS PLAYOFFS DIVISION 1 Quarterfinals Laguna Beach 11, Huntington Beach 10 (3 OT) Buena 10, Mater Dei 6 A final vote approving President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch passed after a marathon public hearing of citizens voicing fierce opposition to the president’s pet project. https://t.co/RszECZKqOh https://t.co/ERqUhJsNE1 — Baseball – Larry Brown Sports —  The Atlanta Braves are welcoming back a familiar face. Several reporters confirmed Thursday that former Los Angeles Angels general manager Perry Minasian is taking a role in the Braves’ front office. According to The Athletic’s Jesus Cano, Minasian will serve as a senior advisor to amateur scouting and “will be working closely” with Braves vice president of amateur scouting Ronit Shah. Minasian served as the Angels’ general manager from 2021 until his firing midway through the 2026 season. The Angels never made the playoffs, nor did they ever finish with a winning record in any season during Minasian’s tenure. The 46-year-old executive returns to the Braves organization, where he served as the vice president of baseball operations from 2018 to 2020 under current GM Alex Anthopoulos. The Braves won the NL East in each of those three seasons with Minasian part of the team’s braintrust. The Braves are also bringing back Dana Brown in the same role as Minasian. Brown left his position as Houston Astros GM last season in what was a mutual parting of ways. Brown was the vice president of scouting under Anthopoulos from 2019 to 2022. The Braves are bringing the old band back together. Whether the band can play some championship music again remains to be seen. The post Braves make polarizing offseason move appeared first on Larry Brown Sports. — Baseball – Larry Brown Sports —  Two New York Yankees All-Stars were apparently having some problems with each other last season. Yankees star slugger Aaron Judge had to “sternly” tell teammate Jazz Chisholm Jr. to knock off certain behaviors during the 2026 campaign that he felt crossed the line, Randy Miller of NJ.com reported this week. However, that reportedly did not stop Chisholm from continuing to act up throughout the Yankees’ season. Chisholm, the 28-year-old former MLB All-Star, indeed made multiple negative headlines over the course of the year. Among other incidents, Chisholm was seen sucking on a lollipop while in the field during a game and also managed to get himself ejected for berating an umpire over a call. As for Judge, 34, he is the Yankees’ captain and has been with the team for his entire MLB career since 2016. Thus, it is Judge’s job to an extent to call out unprofessional behavior by his teammates whenever he sees it. Still, we recently learned that Judge himself was actually causing some internal frustrations with Yankees executives. Now it appears that friction with teammates has also been an issue for the former AL MVP Judge. Chisholm is a free agent this offseason and might not be back with the Yankees in 2027. But even if New York decides to remove Chisholm from the equation, there may still be plenty of dysfunction left to go around. The post Report: Aaron Judge had issues with Jazz Chisholm in 2026 appeared first on Larry Brown Sports. — Dodgers Nation — |
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