I have finished #GetBack and don’t know what to do with myself.

Great piece—all participants thoughtful and articulate. via ⁦The New York Times⁩ nytimes.com/2021/12/01/the…

Bruce Levine Ken Rosenthal MLB Network just made a HUGE mistake getting rid of Ken Rosenthal #angry you deserve better!

I remember seeing Sidney Poitier at opening night of “Thurgood” at the Geffen Playhouse with Laurence Fishburne. During the curtain call, Fishburne bowed subtly to Poitier in the front row. Poitier had also played the SC justice, in “Separate but Equal,” a TV miniseries.

I’ll take it very personally if we don’t have baseball season on time. MLB, how dare you deprive baseball fans dealing with the pandemic, threats to democracy and in my case, chemotherapy, of baseball? Players don’t get a total pass, but owners = lock out, weak-ass bargaining.

The existential dread of journalists watching the Sarah Palin trial washingtonpost.com/media/2022/02/…

Russell Martin is one of my favorite Dodger catchers, both times he was on the team. Hope your retirement is happy, Russell.

Let’s hope that Vanessa Bayer guesting on #BarryHBO isn’t a one-off.

The greatest of all time, Sandy Koufax.

Does anyone feel even as sort-of confident (and for years, more than that) as we did with Kenley Jansen when Craig Kimbrel comes on?

The Rachel Kushner story in the 7/11 The New Yorker is superb. ‘A King Alone’is possibly the best story I’ve read there since they excerpted ‘Mars Room.’

I know it’s easy to be cynical about pro sports. You have to guard against admiring stars too much; they will disappoint you. But I have never been let down or disappointed in Clayton Kershaw.

So many dog photos spoiled by people thinking dogs are cuter wearing clothes or get-ups that give them human arms and legs. They are beautiful and adorable enough already!

This, a thousand times.

I can't stop thinking about "Horse," the novel by Geraldine Brooks. You don't have to be a horse person to love it. You #Horse I #GeraldineBrooks

I loved Jason Gay’s visit with Vin during his last season with the Dodgers. wsj.com/articles/vin-s…

After seeing the first segment of ‘The US and the Holocaust,’ I think it is the most important Ken Burns doc I’ve seen in years, amplified by recent events in … this country.

This Ken Burns documentary "The U.S. and the Holocaust" is so chilling in the way we see all the echoes today and seem to be making such similar mistakes.

Game’s not over yet (6-0 after 4) but after Fri night’s debacle, this is exactly what needed to see tonight from Los Angeles Dodgers.

Two New York shows I’m dying to see: Wendell Pierce in “Death of a Salesman” and Leopoldstadt Play by Tom Stoppard