Sports - Sept. 11, 2008
Betting on Rodgers pays off for Packers' brass
The Packers were right. Aaron Rodgers can play. To have this front office in Green Bay right now, without the overbearing presence of a single, mega-millionaire owner, is a blessing most Packers fans don't appreciate.
Tags: czaban, favre, rodgers, packers, ted thompson, mike mccarthy

Sports - July 9, 2008
Wisconsin suddenly a sports talk hotbed
During what is traditionally a dead time of the year for sports talk, CC Sabathia and the Brewers and Brett Favre and the Packers have turned up the heat.
Tags: czaban, brett favre, packers, brewers, cc sabathia, bogut, jefferson, bucks

Sports - June 18, 2008
Randolph firing shouldn't give fans the Willies
Firing someone is never easy. It smarts. It stings. It's the ultimate rejection. "We no longer want you." There is no massaging that hard truth and nothing could have softened the blow.
Tags: willie randolph, mets, fired, czaban, wes unseld, jim lynam, bernie bickerstaff, glen hanlon, george mcphee

Sports - May 7, 2008
How did the Celtics get stretched to the limit?
According to eight of 10 of ESPN NBA "experts," the Atlanta had no chance to beat Boston in the first round of the NBA Playoffs. The Celtics needed seven games to win. How did everyone miss the boat?
Tags: czaban, celtics, espn, nba playoffs

Sports - March 25, 2008
Upon further review ... Czabe issues a challenge
It's a challenging issue, but national sports columnist Steve Czaban thinks it's time for the NCAA to allow "challenges" for calls -- and non-calls -- in basketball.
Tags: ncaa tournament, officials, challenges, czaban, bobby knight