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I have put Threads, Spill, Discord, Snapchat, and Mastodon on my phone and playing around with them a little bit to see if they are easy enough to update and/or connect with my WordPress blog. I kind of like the design of Spill.

Goalmouth, you do have a point. But we writers are supposed to have a bit of distance. Observe, report, quote. And don't do something you wouldn't want your grandma to see on the front page of the Washington Post. My observational innocence was broken in the mid-2000s when a colleague of mine...

Le Batard may have been a good print journalist, BUT .... 1. He didn't bring much in terms of Actual Journalism on his shows. Just blather. 2. His papa was freaking funny, especially in mimicking European accents. But his presence on Highly Questionable was, regrettably, reinforcing...

Same. My list of guest hosts (or guess hosts): Ken Jennings Anderson Cooper Tamron Hall Soledad O'Brien Wink Martindale Brooke Burns Bob Ley (who would be fantastic) Jeff Probst Cheech Marin Faith Salie The person who is chosen needs to be able to read 305 clues per day of taping, without...

Said Rolf Benirschke and Bob Goen.

My $2.02: 1. As much as MLB has trumpeted bringing baseball back to the inner city, and having a Jackie Robinson Day, and allowing social justice messages on the backs of the pitcher's mounds, the moves that have been occurring in the minors (even in the last couple of years before this...

Thanks, everyone. Makes sense when you compare the world of math to the real world.

Thanks for pointing out the flaw regarding the accumulation of wins. I figured that would be a big reason you don't have a flurry of major coaching milestones in sports every year ...

Hi, everyone. I want to check my math/logic with a lot of you sports journalists, especially those who are good at mathematics. Because I had a raft of people in the last month reach a major milestone victory (200th, 300th, etc.), I wanted to figure out what the odds were of reaching a...

Hey! Respect for the dead! (He'd grin and say, "yeah, right ...") Love ya, Perch!

I have read numerous stories about the inner workings and inner conflicts within sports teams, whether they are amateur or professional. The conflict stories can sometimes be in the form of, "Growing sentiment in the (insert name of team here) locker room indicates that (insert implication...

"Talk about" ... grates on me as much as someone who ends the sentence with the word "...so." AAAAAAUUUGGGGHHHH!!!! I always try for three questions: "What was the difference?"; "Give me a perspective on ...." ; "What did you learn about ...".

Having graduated with Jim Himes in college, I support his logic and reasoning. Besides, this tax break is only for a very, very few people. It's not as though the tax break is for every single member of the Olympic team. This tax break is benefitting several multimillion-dollar athletes like...

The problem is the VHSL itself. Every sports team that exists in each of the Conferences/Districts must play each other school in its Conference/District in every sport. It is not possible to have a pro-rel system.

Findlay Prep? IMG Academy?

Oh, believe me. There's been all sorts of ways that state governing bodies have tried to regulate competition in the last several decades, but there are loopholes. I have seen, in the course of a quarter-century of field hockey and lacrosse reporting, the following: 1. A family postponed a move...

Yup. Had a sister named Krystal Fogg (which, I guess, leads to frost on the roadways?).

+1 on this remembrance. Wow.

I'm also surprised nobody has mentioned Rusty Kuntz. At my old newspaper, we had a basketball player named Mahogany Mingo and a distance runner named Autumn Fogg.

I know someone who goes by the name Saharah Moon. And that second H is on her legal documents.