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    Dean Spanos discusses anthem controversy, being part of LA community

    by Dan Woike, Los Angeles Times Mar 28, 2018 3 minutes

    ORLANDO, Fla. - After relocating his team a quick ride up the freeway, Chargers owner Dean Spanos thought he was ready for whatever challenges were thrown his way in his first year in Los Angeles.

    That all changed before his team recorded its first win.

    "It was different, obviously. Different times," Spanos said Monday. "I don't think anyone has ever really prepared for that."

    "That" in this instance was President Donald Trump, who sent a message to NFL owners when he said of any player protesting during the pregame playing

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