Magic Johnson group buys the Dodgers for $2 billion

After months of a ferocious bidding war, out from the rage the Magic Johnson Group wins bid to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers.  The bid ends the tumultuous two years for previous owner Frank Mccourt, who recently fell on hard times due to a divorce and bankruptcy.  Now that the Dogders have been sold, McCourt will be able to pay off his $950 million debt. As well as sustain his standing as a very wealthy man. He looks to walk away with close to $1B as well as ownership to land around the Dodger Stadium. Likely to see restaurants and other like shops. Dodgers have become the most valuable sports team in the U.S. sold for approximately $2 Billon dollars.

NBAOffSeason.com

NBAOffSeason.com, in their own words, is "chronicling any and everything before, during, and after the NBA season". That about sums it up. They're an awesome blog that posts videos, pictures, and quotes that keep you up-to-date on what your favorite players, coaches, and teams are doing in their off-time. For any basketball fan, NBA Off Season should be an automatic read. And, you should follow them on Twitter for updates. If you really like them, check out their line of shirts here. Not a basketball fan? But a baseball fan? Then check out MLB Off Season. Not a baseball fan either? But you're a football fan? That's why there's NFL Off Season.

Diehard Angels Fans

Angels fans, who are notorious for being crazy, die-hard, and extremely loyal, will be happy to know their team will be playing games at home for the next four days, including today. The Angels game against the Boston Red Sox today, and the Oakland A's for the next 3 days, will definitely be a breath of fresh air for Angels fans all over the South. Both those who will be at the game with their home-made signs, to the people at home watching or listing in their proudest Angels gear, the Angels will have tons of support. Angels fans have created quite a reputation for themselves in the past and they're likely to live up to it in the next for days. For instance, when the Angels broke the record of most club wins, with over 100, an overly-excited fan jumped onto the field in the middle of all the celebration and was tackled and brought down by security as the whole stadium looked on. Fights often break out between fans in the bleachers, prompting security intervention. Vernon Wells, an Angels player, even has a real-life stalker, who's supposedly 70 years old and wears a blond wig. The Angels can be sure they will have an abundance of fans pumping them up, inning to inning, and ruthlessly rooting for their team. Go Angels!