Category Archives: Kent Sterling

Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay’s life becoming more complicated by the day
July 9, 2014

by Kent Sterling Jim Irsay is paying the price for backing away from the sobriety he gained a long time ago through diligent pursuit.  There are plenty of reasons to address addiction, and they are starting to pile up for the Indianapolis Colts owner. For a public figure, addiction brings vulnerability, and that vulnerability draws […]

Indiana Pacers – Lance Stephenson needs the Pacers and the Pacers need Stephenson
July 8, 2014

by Kent Sterling A perfect friendship, marriage, or business partnership involves an elevation of both sides because of their involvement with the other.  That describes nicely the mutually beneficial relationship between the Indiana Pacers and unrestricted free agent Lance Stephenson that has flourished over the past four years. Nowhere would Stephenson have been allowed to […]

NBA Free Agency – LeBron James dominates media like he dominates defenses
July 7, 2014

by Kent Sterling The media has no choice but to cover every breath, step, and twitch related to LeBron James’ free agency.  The only alternative is to discuss baseball, and nothing sends ESPN viewers into comas like talk without end about the nation’s pastime. LeBron James knows it as well as executives at ESPN do, […]

Chicago Cubs trade great for the future; that’s when you should buy tickets
July 5, 2014

by Kent Sterling Year after year after year the Chicago Cubs build their farm system’s inventory of talented prospects by dealing players contributing today.  The Cubs also charge top dollar for the privilege of watching a reconfigured current roster lose 90+ games. And fans continue to play their part in this fleecing.  WalMart quality with […]

USA World Cup team provides brief case of recurring soccer fever
July 2, 2014

by Kent Sterling Like cicadas, the din of summer noise made by fly-by-night soccer fans returns at very regular intervals – every four years when the World Cup is played. This year it came with a vengeance as the event is being hosted in the western hemisphere so watching games starting in the afternoon or […]

Indiana Basketball – Peter Jurkin’s transfer leaves more questions unanswered
June 29, 2014

by Kent Sterling Just two days after rolling out the Indiana University’s athlete’s bill of rights, yet another basketball player’s scholarship will be recovered by the program that stumbled through a 17-15 season, ending minus a postseason tournament appearance. The explanation for Peter Jurkin’s transfer from Indiana University’s basketball team was that he wanted more […]