by Kent Sterling It’s hard to know who to be more pissed off at – the idiots who continue to pay retail to watch horrible baseball in Wrigley Field, or the morally bankrupt ownership who continues to charge among the highest prices in baseball for a product they know is incapable of a reasonable facsimile […]
by Kent Sterling “It’s the content, dummy!” That’s what I would yell at the programmers who have launched Fox Sports 1 as a supposed competitor for the massive national sports audience share owned by ESPN. So far, I would be surprised if they can catch NBC Sports Network. Click Here to follow Kent on Twitter […]
by Kent Sterling Must admit, Seahawks looking like more of a threat to New England in the AFC than Denver is right now. — Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) August 18, 2013 Oh boy. Everyone makes mistakes, but given that the Seattle Seahawks migrated to the NFC West more than ten years ago, it’s a little odd […]
by Kent Sterling As usual, I can’t wait for the best two hours of my week, and what a group of people we have scheduled to join us. George Hill and Frank Vogel from the Pacers, Jerrell Freeman and Pat McAfee from the Colts, Ball State head football coach Pete Dembo, and the great Rick […]
by Kent Sterling Work ethic + dedication x timing (squared) = a great play-by-play job one year after graduating from college. Mark Minner has worked hard in secondary roles broadcasting Butler and other sports events, and stands at the crossroads of good fortune and opportunity as he has earned the gig as a play-by-play voice […]
by Kent Sterling The madness surrounding the idiocy perpetrated by Jack Clark upon the legacy of Albert Pujols has generated headlines in St. Louis and across the country because watching the self-immolation of the famous has become an American pastime. I wasn’t going to write about it because the squeaky wheels getting the grease in […]
by Kent Sterling There were days in St. Louis that I just shook my head and laughed. Sportstalk in St. Louis is an interesting business. The players are always the same, but the ways in which they get themselves into trouble is consistently surprising if not amusing. Jack Clark, the former first baseman and current […]
by Kent Sterling Yes, Don Fischer and Bob Lamey misidentified some players yesterday during their respective broadcasts, and that kind of thing used to drive me a little crazy. Watching on TV, I could always see what was going on, and never understood how I could see what they couldn’t. Click here to follow Kent […]
by Kent Sterling I can’t wait to get to the studio today to spend two hours with Chris Hagan to talk sports. This should be a very busy and fun day on 1070 the Fan. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter We’ll talk to one of the defensive geniuses of football, Rick Venturi about the […]
by Kent Sterling It’s hard to fathom that Johnny Manziel believes what comes out of his own mouth, but he seemed pretty sure of himself in comments to Sports Illustrated yesterday. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter “I probably rubbed people the wrong way in some cases, but at the end of the day, […]