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Phys and Brownie filling the sports gap on latest podcasts
The most recent two Scorecard Scribblings podcasts feature two distinguished pros, with stories to tell. There’s Steve Physioc, who has been PBP for two World Series champs and now has a couple of best-selling historical fiction novels to go with. Not sure how they go together, but he explains.
On Anchor https://anchor.fm/scorecardscribblings/episodes/Steve-Physioc–MLB-Play-by-Play–author-ecigpu
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Cactus League aloha and a look at the scribblings
Cactus League aloha and a look at the scribblings
A post-note on this final day in Arizona. I’ve been doing this broadcasting/sports stuff for more than three decades, and I still screw up. This week, I not only failed to record, somehow, an interview with split squad skipper Mark McGwire after the Padres game against the Halos, I also screwed up a TERRIFIC interview (his part was…
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2nd edition of The Sports Guy: Scorecard Scribblings From An Ordinary Journalist available at special e-preview price of only $2.99
2nd edition of The Sports Guy: Scorecard Scribblings From An Ordinary Journalist available at special e-preview price of only $2.99
I need your help – and to get it, I’m offering my book for just $2.99 on Amazon.
For the past several years, I’ve been adding, subtracting and multiplying elements of the 2nd edition of The Sports Guy: Scorecard Scribblings From An Ordinary Journalist. I’m finally done. The hard copy update of the book for prospective sports journalists, broadcasters and creative folks is in its final copy-edit…
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Auburn volleyball a good show against Florida, SEC's best
Auburn volleyball a good show against Florida, SEC’s best
NCAA volleyball – the indoor variety – has changed since I first began covering. In those days, Misty May and Long Beach State were the dominant program in volleyball crazed SoCal. Games were called games, sets were only things done by a player to setup a kill, and only the team serving could score. Twenty of the first 24 NCAA women’s champs crowned hailed from California.
But things changed in…
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