Came through to pay respects to a legend (and his daughter) who have gone too soon…read more It's cool that they opened it up and welcomed the public to do just that. A memorial wall was put up for people who wish to give well wishes and offer condolences to the Bryant family as well as families of the other 7 lives lost in this unfathomable tragedy. May they all find peace and comfort during what I can imagine an extremely challenging time. Security was pretty nice and looked out for people. It was a somber and sobering experience. Will be checking out the store soon..

Very helpful staff. Easy to get in and out of. Explained to a new block me all the different types…read moreof jerseys and stitching. Easy shopping.

We attended our first LA Galaxy match, and our first visit at Dignity Health Stadium. It was fun…read moreto watch in person! Lots of energy in the stands! It waa a draw but lots of exciting almost goals! We used one of the two offsite lots (Del Amo Station), and took a bus to the venue. The buses were queued up before and after the match. Very easy! Buses were new, clean, and comfortable, with great air-conditioning. Lots of parking in the lot as well.

LA GALAXY FAN for over 10+ years & that will not change. We…read morehave seen a few renovations to the stadium and we love it, anywhere you seat has a good view. The food & drinks are good. Great Team to watch! Parking is good close to the gates.

Grandson was invited to participate in a 2024 Drew league classic at King Drew high school very…read moregreat experience good playing time top players from all around the D2 league . Dominic Escobar.#11

Finally, my basketball life is complete, well almost. Seeing the whole Dream Team in 1992 in…read moreperson... check. Being on the floor when the Lakers beat the Celtics in the NBA Finals in LA... check. Attending Dr. Jerry Buss memorial service... check. Seeing the first And1 Mixtape Tour at Venice Beach in 2001 with Skip to My Lou... check. Playing basketball at the Cage in New York... check. Last on my checklist... playing 1-on- 1 with Michael Jordan. Next to last on my checklist... attending Drew League. Drew League basketball for me is like that girl I always heard about but had never seen. The sexy, pretty, elusive tall brunette that cooked, cleaned and could school me on Star Wars trivia while dancing the night away with me on the pier at the beach (I know, not possible). Not high maintenance, but worthy of it all, because she is that good. Drew League is the equivalent for basketball. All substance, no frills. Small gym, NBA All Star talent ballin' hard and flashy for rep and pride, free admission. FREE ADMISSION! So if I had attended in 2011 I could've seen Kobe take on James Harden or Lebron James wax the floor. If I went in 2014 I could've seen Kevin Durant ball it up. And this year, Klay Thompson took on James Harden while Stanley Johnson guarded Baron Davis the same time that Keith Closs put a body on Andre Drummond. Metta World Peace even brought a team with his brother and his son on it while Swaggy P and Demar Derozan kept slammin' and AT&Ting it on another squad. If you are a hoops junkie, you understand the quest for the ultimate pick up game. Drew League is it. Yes it's a league and there are refs, but where else can you go, where any given day in July or August, a NBA All Star will show up and ball it up for free? There is no pretentiousness. No blacked out Suburbans, no NOI with bow ties on the perimeter. It's just the ball, the court, the players and the announcer. There are high school stars, former college stars, international players, D League and former NBA players trying to get one last shot and an invite to training camp and current NBA players that need to get some summer run in. It does fill up. If people hear that a prime time NBA player's team is taking on another prime time NBA player's team, the gym is going to pack out. At that point, the line forms outside and they let people in club style... No one out, no one in. Since 2014 Nike has set up a Drew League boutique where you can customize your own Drew League shirt, tank, or shorts. You pick your shirt colors and designs and they press it on for you on site within 30 minutes. You can get some swoll items here that no other kid on your block will have. Drew League at King Drew High School is OG and like NWA, it's straight outta Compton!

A lot of people agree, the Chargers shouldn't have moved from San Diego to Los Angeles in 2017…read more Since then, the Chargers have solidified their second-tier status with other secondary LA teams. They include the Angels (MLB), Clippers (NBA), Ducks (NHL), and LAFC (MLS). The Dodgers (2020), Lakers (2020), Kings (2014), and Galaxy (2014) have won league championships more recently than their LA counterparts. The Rams are the last team to win the Super Bowl (2022). I think the Chargers are most comparable to the Clippers. The Chargers and Rams share SoFi Stadium as their home stadium. The Lakers and Clippers share Crypto.com Arena as their home arena. The Chargers haven't won a Super Bowl and have made it to The Big Game only one time (1994). The Rams have won two Super Bowls and have made it to The Big Game five times. The Chargers and Clippers have spent less time in LA than the Rams and Lakers, respectively. Also, coincidentally, the Chargers and Clippers both moved from San Diego to LA (the Clips moved to LA in 1984). Throughout history, the Chargers haven't been a bad team. They just haven't had much postseason success despite their fair share of playoff appearances. I know the Chargers best for the Philips Rivers era. Rivers went to college the same time I did. As a Georgia Tech student and fan, I watched Rivers' career unfold when he was the QB at conference rival NC State. Rivers would go on to have a 16-year career with the Chargers (2004-2019). He started every game during the 2006-2019 seasons. Including his final NFL season with the Indianapolis Colts, Rivers is second all-time in most consecutive starts (240) by an NFL QB behind Brett Favre (297). Rivers has the most passing yards and passing touchdowns among NFL players to have never reached the Super Bowl. The closest Rivers got to the Super Bowl was the 2008 AFC Championship Game (2007 season), a 21-12 loss at New England. Rivers never played in another conference championship game. The Rivers era coincided with LaDainian Tomlinson's time with the Chargers (2001-2010). LT was an absolute beast in his prime, which was at the same time the Chargers last made the aforementioned AFC title game. He set the NFL record in rushing touchdowns in 2006 with 28 touchdowns. From 2004 to 2007, LT led the league in rushing TDs three out of four years. He also led the league in rushing yards in back-to-back seasons, 2006-2007. He was the NFL's MVP in 2006. Since moving to LA in 2017, the Chargers have had three winning seasons. However, they've only made the playoffs once (in January 2019; 2018 season). The team just finished its first season under new head coach Brandon Staley. This is Staley's first job as an NFL head coach. He spent the previous few years as a linebackers coach for the Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos and, most recently, as the defensive coordinator for the Rams.

I had season tickets in San Diego for 10 years. They moved to the soccer stadium up in LA and…read moretried to charge me 4x the price for really bad seats. Not having $13K for tickets I had to cancel. Sofi opened and I bought tickets again. They sold me the three like I had in San Diego. The next season I asked for a forth. Family and friends changing 4 would better accommodate my situation. I also paid the $1000 for tailgating parking. Each of the last 4 years I tried to add a seat. I was told none were available. My friend who is in the army and stationed in Germany called to get tickets 2 years ago and the Chargers sold him 4 tickets better than mine for less. I mentioned this to my so called rep with the Chargers and said there are different tickets but would not provide details. Why as a customer am I getting treated different. I was born in SD in a military family. Why I am a Charger fan. This year I expressly stated I would not renew unless I could get a 4th seat. I had friends call to buy 4 tickets and they were told no problem. I was told to wait for relocation time. Relocation time I got an email stating I can move my 3 tickets but if I wanted to add or remove tickets I needed to call. I called and they saw the 4 years of my calls and requests. I was told they had to talk with the lead staff to see what they could do. After a long hold the Chargers stated since I sold some of my tickets the last few seasons they would not sell me a fourth ticket. I can not in recommend doing business with the Chargers. I don't know the schedule when the games are. I don't know where I will be or if you will flex tickets that we planned for. Most importantly you can't sell these tickets you greedy tool. NFL take note and get new leadership here. You lost a 20 year ticket holder because I asked to buy an extra seat! You must be stupid.

I've driven on the 91 freeway for years and never have I seen or even imagined this place ever…read moreexisted until recently. My relatives came from Hawaii to play baseball against the west coast teams in hopes of making it to the little league world series sectionals in Florida. This place and baseball diamonds are phenomenal, unbelievable, amazingly beautiful. It's like playing on a major league field what a rush! There are four fields including bleachers, that I recollect, with fences scoreboard and everything. I'm just so impressed how far things came along since I was growing up lol. They make these young kids feel like all-stars.

The concept of this league is fantastic by the Major League Baseball association. The organization…read moreof the program is decent as well. Now the customer service is shit. The old coaches and young coaches are on two different pages. Old guys are extremely rude and passive aggressive. They try to come off as nice but it's all smoke and mirrors. Can't say to much because it's free, but definitely be aware of what your getting yourself into going here with your child.

The XFL is back and it's in LA! This stadium is perfect because it's not huge and it's a great…read moreplace for the fans to feel close to the action. You will see camera men running around EVERYWHERE to get shots of the fans. Honestly it was a very fun time. I just wish the stadium was more filled for the game. It was the home opener for their first season. So hopefully in the future months they will gain more people. Overall I loved my experience at the game! I look forward to coming back again! Plus how could anyone be upset over a $20-$30 ticket. Also arrive 3 hours before kickoff and they will have a ton of fun happening right outside the stadium.