Andy Murray, top seed at this year’s Farmers Classic in Los Angeles, debuted on the home turf of the L.A. Dodgers with a swing and a miss on the practice courts at the UCLA Tennis Center. Murray, who announced yesterday that he and coach Miles Maclaglan along with part-time consultant Alex Corretja had all parted ways, showed up on an outside court to hit around with ATP pro Andre Sa.
No word yet on who might yet take over the coaching reigns for Murray although ESPN analyst and Adidas team consultant Darren Cahill is the heavy favorite. Perhaps when Cahill shows up to do commentary on the final rounds of the Farmers Classic this weekend, he can ask Murray himself live on air. Or better yet, in true Hollywood style, they should have a nice lunch at The Ivy over a cobb salad (hold the dressing and the eggs) while waving at Tom Cruise and David Beckham at the table next to them.
I kid, of course. But hey, this is L.A.
Adjusting the Net 
All players must grow up and I am sure Andy is making the right decision that will help his career. I love how consistently Andy plays his game. He runs his oponents down and then steps up his playing ability to finish the match. He will go far with his career.