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Ohio Baseball Weekly – 3-25-13
Your hosts Dave Mitchell and Mark Donahue discuss a new season of Ohio baseball with news, rumors and opinions on the Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds.
Read More »Ohio Baseball Weekly – 3-18-13
Your hosts Dave Mitchell and Mark Donahue discuss a new season of Ohio baseball with news, rumors and opinions on the Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds.
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Ohio Baseball Weekly Returns Tonite on UST
As most of you have noticed my articles have cut down over the past couple weeks. That is for a very good reason. Tonite is the opening night of the “Ohio Baseball Weekly” show.
Read More »Ohio Baseball Weekly – 3-4-13
Your hosts Dave Mitchell and Mark Donahue discuss a new season of Ohio baseball with news, rumors and opinions on the Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds.
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Goodell’s Income Embarrassing for NFL
An epidemic that infiltrated American businesses several years ago has reached the NFL. It’s something Major League Baseball fixed, but Roger Goodell is suffering through now. The Sports Business Journal, a very well respected
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Howard’s Worst Injury is his Attitude
How long do NBA owners intend on letting the “inmates run the asylum?” Everyday we have a new story involving Dwight Howard in Los Angeles. Will he play or not? Will he be traded
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Topps Erases Pete Rose from All Cards
Topps, the leading baseball card company, has topped everything. In a report issued by Yardbarker Wednesday, Topps has erased Pete Rose’s name on any baseball card starting with their 2013 season even though Pete
Read More »Indians Signing of Bourn Changes Outlook
On the day Spring Training opened for the Cleveland Indians, the front office has pulled another shocker. Monday night it was announced the Tribe had acquired free agent outfielder Michael Bourn. Bourn was the
Read More »Paterno Family Only Succeeds in Opening Old Wounds
It seems the Joe Paterno family will not let the Jerry Sandusky incident die. What was thought to be over in October after his trial, and subsequently two weeks ago when Sandusky’s appeal was
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Tribe Signs Familiar Faces
Monday Pitchers and catchers report to Goodyear, AZ for the Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds as Spring Training begins for each club. Yet as this happens the Indians front office isn’t sleeping and still
Read More »Francona Excited about Spring Training
Even as there is ice and snow on the ground and basketball is in the forefront, now is the time to direct attention to the boys of summer. Monday for most clubs, including the
Read More »Bourn Being Pursued by Indians
It appears the purse strings in Cleveland have been loosened. Surprisingly the Indians have expressed an interest in free agent outfielder Michael Bourn. As inconceivable as this may be, it comes from a reputable
Read More »Capps In with Tribe. Could Perez be Out?
Last Thursday the Cleveland Indians signed oft-injured reliever Matt Capps to a Minor League contract and invited him to Spring Training with the big league club. The Tribe’s pitchers and catchers are scheduled to
Read More »Officials Need To Do Their Job
Just a short thought on what seems to be happening in the world of officiating. This week has proven the old axiom of football and basketball officials “let the players play” in championship games
Read More »National Signing Day has Arrived
Today is National Letter of Intent signing day. It’s a huge day for High School athletes looking to take their talents to the college level. Of course the talent level isn’t known at this
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Is Byron Scott the Right Coach for the Cavaliers?
In the NBA it can take years to become not only relevant, but a top five team competing for a championship. Unless you have deep pockets like the Miami Heat to purchase a title,
Read More »#Indiana Back at Number One
There is a new number one team in college basketball. Yet the new number one team is the old number one team. With the losses by Kansas and Michigan over the weekend, Indiana is
Read More »Super Bowl Not Really Super
In a season marred by substitute officials in the first three games, the last game of the 2012 season revisited that problem in an eery way. No matter your opinion of how the game
Read More »Finally….#Super Bowl Sunday is Here!
Purposely we have stayed away from any Super Bowl hype this week. The overdrive of media attention can do more harm than good. Without a doubt we know more about most of the players
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Craft Charge Draws the Ire of CBS Studio Hosts
Dave Mitchell March 24, 2013 Comments Off on Craft Charge Draws the Ire of CBS Studio HostsYes Ohio State beat Iowa State. Yes Aaron Craft hit the game wining jumper. But according to the “expert” commentary of those at CBS, including the NCAA’s own Director of Officiating John Adams, what
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