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Zak Keefer is a beat writer for the Indianapolis Star. He covers Butler Bulldogs basketball. This is Keefer's first year on the beat, however, you'd never know it. His writing and reporting is some of the best in the country. Keefer was kind enough … [Read more]
Like most every other newspaper in the country, the San Francisco Chronicle fears change. Despite “losing millions of dollars and thousands of readers every year” the newspaper is planning change; slow, tempered, thoughtful change. … [Read more]
Ike Davis folded his hands, grinned, then leaned into the semi-circle of microphones. ''I'm the guy you want in a big situation,'' he said. … [Read more]
For the longest time I've had this vision in my head; a vision of how journalism should look, smell, feel and taste in the 21st century. … [Read more]
I think I found my niche. How many other Mets blogs or podcasts feature an 82-year old woman who talks (and sings) Mets baseball? Answer: Zero. … [Read more]
No extra point? That's one item on the National Football League's agenda this off season. … [Read more]
The Alex Rodriguez story is dizzying. Following months of anticipation, Major League Baseball won the legal battle against Rodriguez. The decision: a 162-game suspension. But wait. Now Rodriguez is suing MLB, claiming the league arbitrator (Frederic … [Read more]
Gary Pomerantz, author of Their Life's Work: The Brotherhood of the 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers Then and Now, is my guest on the Voices Podcast. … [Read more]
Have you searched “Ken Gurnick” on Twitter today? The results are pretty rough: … [Read more]
The Pete Rose/Hall of Fame debate is back. He -- it (the debate) -- is like a weed. Every year, in the days leading up to the Hall of Fame announcement, Rose's name returns to the sports headlines and the media rehashes the scandal and debates the … [Read more]
Hi, my name is John Strubel. I am a freelance journalist from Charleston, South Carolina. This is my personal web site and portfolio. You can reach me at: