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mediocre might be too kind... http://sportsmediaguide.com/announcements/the-mind-of-nick-saban/

Fluto Shinzawa seems happy enough. http://sportsmediaguide.com/announcements/fluto-shinzawas-kitchen/

This is funny, sort of. http://sportsmediaguide.com/announcements/the-last-great-blog-post/ Maybe Wojo won't think so.

Everybody does it. And then they turn it on while stuck in traffic. This is kinda funny, kinda not. http://sportsmediaguide.com/announcements/a-new-voice/

Eats at some pricey places, according to http://sportsmediaguide.com/interviews/scott-barboza/ how much does that job pay?

He monitors the Supreme Court docket http://sportsmediaguide.com/announcements/wertheim-on-scorecasting/ good idea

Longtime Montville fan here. He talks about his new bio. Good stuff once you get past dumb registration (email and password). http://sportsmediaguide.com/

this has some good stuff but i don't think he nailed what part of the job adds to the problem http://www.sportsmediaguide.com/interviews/Mike-DeArmond/

Fennelly: http://www2.tbo.com/content/2008/oct/27/na-dampened-dreams/sports-columns/

"Sorcery at Caesars: Sugar Ray's Marvelous Fight" Steve Marantz wrote it - he was the Boston Globe's boxing writer everything you didn't know about their rivalry if you're a Hagler fan like me reading this will pish you off even more but sneaky as leonard was you have to give him credit...

He wrote this in the NYT today: The N.C.A.A. resorting to such manipulation? It sure sounds plausible to me, maybe because of what happened when I tried to bring my camera into Rosenblatt to take pictures of my sons our last night there. I had done so the three previous games by dutifully...

help! i need scouts who worked for the giants, broncos or colts in the 2002-2005 period, but no longer do.

Rich Hofmann is a consistently good read. And when you finish, you don't have a headache. He's doesn't do knee-jerk, and he picks ideas that don't always drive the most numbers. http://www.sportsmediaguide.com/20080212-RichHofmann.asp

as ice storms hit the midwest and east... this guy is one lucky dude http://www.sportsmediaguide.com/20071207-DaveReardon.asp

need help from the duffer crowd: names of golf 'mental game' coaches? best programs for dealing with head cases? no swing coaches - and no technical gurus - please.

is there a standard practice? i read this in derrick goold's SMG interview: Q. What's your paper's policy about using e-mails in interviews? A. My experience is that you write it was from an e-mail. There are times you are sent a statement via e-mail and you write what the person said. If...

Greg Logan laments that shooting down somebody else's 'scoop' never gets played as prominently as the inaccurate 'scoop'. http://www.sportsmediaguide.com/01262007-GregLogan.asp he's dead on. perversely, doesn't this create more incentive to be first - even if wrong - than to follow and be right?

john canzano: keyboard populist http://www.oregonlive.com/sports/oregonian/john_canzano/index.ssf?/base/sports/117012932948470.xml&coll=7&thispage=1 this is where bold sportswriting can go if, in fact, it is sportswriting it's kind of a hybrid - politics and sports

need help on obscure trivia: in sports with subjective scoring (skating, gymnastics, diving, boxing, whatever) - what were some of the most disputed or grossly ridiculous outcomes?

Jason Fry of WSJ Daily Fix picks Chronicle as best section. http://www.sportsmediaguide.com/01102007-JasonFry.asp Hard to argue against this after their Balco coverage - not that it's a slam-dunk NY Daily News broke the Bonds 'speed' story - seems like they're always breaking stuff