by Kent Sterling It would be great if people who cheat weren’t rewarded. Bankers ruin the economy, and go sailing on their 60-foot Fountaine-Pajot Eleuthera clippers. CEOs burn companies to the ground, and receive an obscene bonus that could feed 1,000 families for a decade. And college football coaches cheat to recruit talent, and run […]
by Kent Sterling Indianapolis Star columnist Bob Kravitz has reported that Larry Bird will return to the Indiana Pacers in his former role as president of basketball operations. Current general manager Kevin Pritchard will be the number two guy, and Donnie Walsh will slide into a role as consultant. This is good news for Pacers […]
by Kent Sterling Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was charged with first-degree murder this afternoon, and was subsequently denied bail. That means an unpleasant and lonely period of waiting for Hernandez, and a worse time for sports fans who would rather talk sports than forensics. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter […]
by Kent Sterling The NCAA showed its hand today in meting out penalties to Oregon Football. Those penalties serve more as an affirmation for Oregon’s policies in violating NCAA rules than an admonition, so the question the begs to be asked is why did the punishment for Ohio State Football so badly outweigh that of […]
by Kent Sterling The punchline to the joke the NCAA just told isn’t funny. Two years of investigating, and nothing to show for it. Five years ago, Indiana University Basketball was eviscerated due to several impermissible phone calls, but Oregon Football somehow manages to avoid any meaningful penalties after making payments totaling $25,000 to a […]
by Kent Sterling New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been arrested by the North Attleboro Police and released by the New England Patriots. Many will say that the Patriots have acted prematurely, having released Hernandez without even knowing what charges are being brought against their tight end, but this the right move at […]
by Kent Sterling Banning marijuana use by professional athletes is just silly, and if that was the substance for which Colts wide receiver LaVon Brazill tested positive, the commissioner Roger Goodell should jot a note of apology and reinstate him before his four game suspension begins. The penalty for marijuana use is the effect it […]
by Kent Sterling It’s always a little unpleasant to read that a formerly great baseball player has been designated for assignment. I imagine the manager or general manager calling the player into his office, and giving the player the bad news. That’s a day that comes for almost all players, and if you have any […]
by Kent Sterling Winning a championship is hard, and there is no shame in not winning one for a few seasons, but minus a few outliers, the City of Chicago has had some barren years minus the Blackhawks over the past half century. I would love for you to click here to follow Kent on […]
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 […]
