Category: Columnist
Remorseful Thom Brennaman deserves to work again now; He’s already suffered 14 months of hell
Thom Brennaman uttered an unforgivable word fourteen months ago and he’s suffering the steepest […]
ESPN is washing its hands of radio station management; It will be left with only a network, if that
Bristol’s follies. Where do we begin? ESPN2, ESPN Classic, ESPN U or ESPN News? […]
Curt Smith scores another gem: “Memories from the Microphone: A century of baseball broadcasting”
You wouldn’t know it, if you counted on the radio industry to spread the […]
With the visibility of legalized betting and hard liquor ads, look for more disclaimers on NFL telecasts
Watching sporting events on television has always had a dark side, which will make […]
ESPN silences Nichols; Voices blackballed; Inconsistencies abound, making industry look foolish
ESPN announced Wednesday that Rachel Nichols will not appear on NBA programming during the […]
Vin Scully: From voices to network bosses to players, these folks played a role in his enormous success
Allow me to identify the names of those who were in some […]
Does NBC even want us to know who’s calling these Olympic Games? Let us know who are behind the mics!
Outside of Mike Tirico, NBC doesn’t really care if you know who’s calling these […]
Dim future for sports on-air due to remotecasts, sterile voices, cancel-culture, PC and indistinct talent
Yesterday was typical for South Florida, steamy, humid and overbearing. Much of Florida is […]
Best known for his NFL work, Al Michaels will be honored Saturday by the MLB HOF with the Frick Award
In 1783, Edmund Burke rose in the House of Commons to praise a colleague. […]
Letting Maria Taylor walk was the right thing for ESPN to do; Talented Andrews isn’t demanding $8 million
Ask 100 sports fans on the street if they know who Maria Taylor is, […]
Ken Harrelson, a baseball voice for 42 seasons, 33 with the Chisox; will be honored Saturday by the HOF
On July 24, Ken Harrelson will receive the 2020 National Baseball Hall of […]