Joshua Thornton

Writer

United States

Talented writer with experience covering professional and college sports teams.

Portfolio
Major League Baseball
Dodgers' ballgirls return to work for Game 2

In between innings, you'll see them playing catch with Dodgers outfielders, opposing outfielders and also interacting with fans. These two friends, who spent their youth playing softball against each other in Southern California, have been reunited as co-workers as ballgirls for the Dodgers. "It's been incredible ...

MLB
Dodgers offensive woes too much to overcome

LOS ANGELES -- When manager Dave Roberts reflects on the Dodgers' 5-1 loss in Game 7 of the World Series to the Astros on Wednesday, he'll remember Yu Darvish gave up five runs (four earned). And he'll remember knocking out Houston's starting pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. after just 2 1/3 innings.

The Reveille
03/30/2016
Okeke adjusts to cultural differences, battles for a starting spot

Leaving behind family and friends for school can be a daunting task. It's an obstacle that LSU redshirt freshman offensive lineman Chidi Okeke is hurdling now. Not only did the 6-foot-6, 311-pound offensive tackle leave home, he ventured off to an entirely different country.

Los Angeles Dodgers
Chris Taylor paving way for historic Dodgers

LOS ANGELES -- To find the "catalyst" or "spark plug" in the Dodgers' lineup, look no further than to Chris Taylor, the leadoff man who has been a key cog during the club's historic season.

Major League Baseball
Carlos Correa tosses bat high after Game 2 HR

LOS ANGELES -- If you mash a huge homer to hush 54,293 fans at Dodger Stadium in the Fall Classic in extra innings, there's going to be some type of celebration. It'd be hard not to show any emotion. And All-Star shortstop Carlos Correa did just that.