Two of the most popular Colts on this team - Taylor and Buckner - will likely be gone soon and that’s hard to consider. I love to watch them both play. They care.
October 16, 1988
"Hello, friends...."
Jim Nantz's first televised NFL play-by-play assignment for CBS
The Colts build a big 25-point fourth-quarter advantage, then stave off a feverish late rally by the Bucs.
Indianapolis prevails in the Hoosier Dome, 35-31.
In 2024, long-time @Dodgers announcer Charley Steiner had his broadcasting dream disrupted by a single word: cancer.
Tom Rinaldi tells the story of Steiner’s fight to return to the job he loves.
An unbelievable BADASSES from Jim Nantz on MIKE DITKA who he noticed only carried $100 bills on him during the time they did TV together. Ditka would pay for everything with the hundred and let them keep the change. Listen why. An all-time story from Nantz on Da Coach.
Feels like a lot of folks are dismissing that A’ja Wilson WENT INTO THE STANDS.
Obviously, I live in Indy and covered the Pacers. The magnitude of the Malice at the Palace is never lost on me, which makes last night’s incident so alarming.
A full explanation is warranted, IMO.
The Norm entrance jokes on Cheers were famously tough to write.
George Wendt delivered 200+ of them over 11 seasons. As the show’s popularity grew, so did expectations. Writers said the real genius wasn’t always on the page; it was Wendt’s physical comedy, delivery, and timing.
As I continue to get replies on my Carlie Irsay-Gordon tweets, it’s occurred to me that part of the problem is who is being listened to. Myself and others on the ground are being drowned out by people elsewhere who don’t actually know what the hell they’re talking about. (More)