East Village Times - San Diego Sporting News since 2015
San Diego Sporting News since 2015. Catching options dwindling for Padres this winter Pharaoh Compton’s “assertiveness” is paying off Diving deep into where Manny Machado stands in …
This is Aztec Basketball - East Village Times
The pageantry of SDSU basketball pregame against UCSD. (Don De Mars/EVT(About five minutes before the tip of the season opener against UCSD, the video boards took Aztec …
Jurickson Profar is glue for the Padres clubhouse
Mandatory Credit: Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports. The San Diego Padres clubhouse is solidified by the presence of Jurickson Profar. The pending free agent should be brought back …
Aztecs suffer third straight defeat, lose to Lobos 21-16
Credit: PJ Panebianco/ EVT Sports. The San Diego State Aztecs (3-6, 2-2) lost to the New Mexico Lobos (4-6, 3-3), 21-16, in front of an announced crowd of 21,832 at Snapdragon …
Aztecs Basketball Preview: SDSU vs. Occidental Tigers
Chris is a graduate of the University of San Diego. He is the former Sports Editor for the USDVista newspaper. Chris has covered the San Diego Loyal, and now covers San Diego State Men’s …
Padres Archives - East Village Times
The Padres need pitching, especially in the rotation. Luis Severino is a veteran worth adding…
Around the Mesa, news and notes on the Aztecs
(Credit: PJ Panebianco and Paul Garrison/EVT) Following the Aztecs’ two Final Four games, the media scrum surrounding Lamont Butler could not have been different.
Aztecs Football Archives - East Village Times
San Diego State football needs a defensive coordinator. Late Sunday night, the University of North…
Padres prospect Omar Cruz grateful to be back in San Diego
The San Diego Padres brought left-hander Omar Cruz back into the fold this past offseason via the Rule 5 draft. In speaking with Cruz, it is clear he is ready to contribute to the organization …
SDSU vs. Boise State: Ten Things to Watch - East Village Times
2. 50/50 Balls. The Aztecs’ offense has not been good on third down. They rank no. 113 in the nation, only converting 33.7% of their attempts.