J.P. Hoornstra is a Sports Journalist at the Southern California News Group. With over 20 years of experience in sports coverage, he specializes in Major League Baseball, particularly focusing on the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Los Angeles Angels, as well as broader themes in competitive and professional sports. J.P. has been featured in numerous publications, including The Press-Enterprise, Los Angeles Daily News, and Sports Illustrated.
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J.P. Hoornstra's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly baseball, with a strong emphasis on the activities of the Padres and Angels within California and the United States. His articles often include announcements, investment analysis, and expert commentary related to player signings, coaching changes, and other developments in Major League Baseball.
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By: J.P. Hoornstra
The Tampa Bay Rays' 4-0 first inning lead over the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 2 of the World Series was gone by the sixth inning. And Junior Caminero wasn't having it. The star third baseman exploded in the Rays' dugout after the bottom of the sixth inning, when teammate Chandler Simpson let a fly ball...
Did Yandy Diaz swing or not?
By: J.P. Hoornstra
Ashby got the final five outs in Game 2 to set a record.
The Tampa Bay Rays ‘ 4-0 first inning lead over the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 2 of the World Series was gone by the sixth inning. And Junior Caminero wasn't having it.
Catcher Ethan Salas is one of three Padres prospects who could be in line for more big-league playing time in 2027.
Ethan Salas plays the most crowded position on a San Diego Padres depth chart that currently includes veteran catchers Luis Campusano and Freddy Fermin.
By: J.P. Hoornstra
The Minneapolis native played eight positions in MLB and later coached the Golden Gophers
The 13-year NFL veteran scored two touchdowns in Super Bowl XI.
By: J.P. Hoornstra
Jonathan Aranda's bat wasn't enough to keep him in the lineup in Game 3.
By: J.P. Hoornstra
The White Sox reportedly were already exploring potential replacements.
