by Kent Sterling We had already spoken to a few people about the opening for Colts player/analyst prior to the 2000 season when center Jeff Saturday walked into program director Jon Quick’s office, but as soon as Jeff opened his mouth, it was clear he was our guy. The others were either too slick, too […]
by Kent Sterling Today, sports columnist Bob Kravitz hosted his first annual golf outing to benefit the ALS Association, and I gave myself the afternoon off to play in it. That’s because Kravitz is a good man – a really good man. He has a reputation among some sports fans in Indianapolis as a cantankerous […]
by Kent Sterling It’s hard to tell whether the Chicago sports media is littered with morons, or if they’re nesting in the pockets of Cubs executives who are understandably averse to being outed as free spending and irresponsible. To suggest Matt Garza should be given an extension paying $15-million per year is only explainable by […]
by Kent Sterling The shake-up at the Indianapolis Star Sports Department has a happy ending for IU beat reporter Terry Hutchens, who was removed from that position last week, and now those who relied on him for IU news will find him writing for Fox News/Scout.com, Hutchens announced this afternoon via Twitter. I'm happy to […]
by Kent Sterling The rumors about a significant recalibration of assets at the Indianapolis Star’s sports department have come to pass with Mike Wells sliding over to the Indianapolis Colts beat, Mike Chappell continuing to cover the Colts, Terry Hutchens moved from the IU beat, David Woods moved from the Butler beat, and now Michael […]
The work in putting together “Ahead of the Curve” never stops. The shows immense popularity is a credit to the work done to prepare each segment for ultimate listener satisfaction and glee. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter Okay, it’s a radio show you listen to when you are in the car running errands […]
I love my two hours with Fox 59’s Chris Hagan. He makes me laugh, and we talk sports. How could life get better? Chris will head to Midwest Sports Complex at Noon, which will leave me to carry the water for the rest of the show, and that could mean anything. I have a gob […]
Wacky Brazilians Distract Viewers from Paying Attention to RTV6 Newscast
by Kent Sterling Depending upon you taste in newscasts, people leaping up and down with signs as they protest something or another can either be a nuisance of hilarious diversion. Tonight on RTV6 – yes, I watch a lot of RTV6 because it’s either good for the right reasons or great for the wrong ones. […]
by Kent Sterling LinkenIn is a social media website with a huge stock valuation and millions of members. I am sent invitations to network with people, join groups, and endorse those I know. I do all of it. Near as I can tell, LinkedIn’s primary function is to invite profession people we like, and accept […]
by Kent Sterling Two sports with their championship series that occur almost simultaneously. One thrives, and the other struggles. One has stars, the other has players with similar talents who minus their numbers appear identical. The differences between the NBA and NHL remind me of the difference between NASCAR and IndyCar. When I watched the […]