’Topes’ Yoga in the Outfield set for Sunday

The Albuquerque Isotopes are hosting their annual “Yoga in the Outfield” promotion on Sunday prior to their game against the Fresno Grizzlies.

The event, which begins at 10 a.m., costs $10 and includes a ticket to the game, which begins at 1:35 p.m.

Tickets can be obtained at Let It Be Yoga, at 6200 Coors Blvd., near the corner of Montaño. need to cut any sports from its athletic program. Here is a sure-fired way to get the finances to meet all the Athletic Dept. needs, at least for 2018-19. Familiar with Fiesta and Zozobra? Well, have a similar event in ABQ, at and around UNM football field. … Create a Zozobra-like creature in a likeness of the former AD. That might make up some of the financial losses caused by his extreme carelessness and mismanagement. Burn it like “old man gloom”. Could bring in several hundred thousand dollars, by my guess. — JP in Española

ISN’T IT INTERESTING

how everyone else in our country understands how we act when we show respect for our flag and country, except the NFL and their apologists at ESPN? Leadership in the NFL? There isn’t any. There is a time and place to show respect and a time and place to highlight your causes. The NFL has yet to figure this out. — RGT

I STAND CORRECTED,

Fran, as Bob King did get the Pit opened in his 5th season. What an achievement that was after King took over a

Lobo program in 1962 that had a record the previous 10 seasons of 64-176. And what a memorable 5th season it was as UNM was ranked as high as No. 3 in the country with AllAmerican Mel Daniels leading the team. In the postseason, the Lobos defeated Syracuse in the first round of the NIT in New York City when only 16 teams were invited. Again, King’s accomplishments in their entirety are unquestionably statue worthy. — NM Old Timer

ALTHOUGH FACTS

are out of style these days, how about

bringing some to bear on the vote between Michael Jordan and LeBron James. Facts such as overall per-game shooting percentage, three-point average, rebounds, and assists. Size we already know about. — The Oldest Professor In a Journal online poll asking who is the NBA’s best-ever player, 43 percent of the readers voted for MJ, 23 percent for James and others got the rest, through Thursday. — Randy, Journal