Sports - Aug. 8, 2009
Saturday Scorecard: Prince caught a big break
Brewers first baseman Prince Fielder escaped penalty for charging toward the home clubhouse this week at Dodger Stadium. Fielder seemed contrite afterward, but probably deserved time off to go with his fine. It seems that the only reason L.A. pitcher Guillermo Mota and manager Joe Torre weren't suspended for their part in the plunking that started it all was that MLB didn't want to punish Fielder.
Tags: prince fielder, guillermo mota, joe torre, bob watson, manny ramirez, david ortiz, cliff saunders, hal mccoy

Sports - July 1, 2008
Asking questions is harder than answering them
Tim Russert was a master at asking tough questions, a skill that is becoming a lost art in the modern media. His skills certainly apply in sports, where broadcasters and writers ask questions on behalf of fans.
Tags: cliff saunders, gary ellerson, d-list, wssp, 540 ESPN, wimbledon, tim russert

Sports - Oct. 30, 2007
Why can't pro athletes try hard all the time?
It's great when pro athletes admit that their effort in a game was lackluster. The question is: why is it lackluster in the first place?
Tags: milwaukee bucks, larry krystkowiak, mo williams, willie buchanon, terrell owens, allen iverson, wssp, gary ellerson, cliff saunders, wauk, steve the homer true, milwaukee admirals