Sports - May 19, 2009
Overzealous fans (and owners) hurt NBA's cause
The NBA is a game of passion. That's a big part of its attraction. But Dallas owner Cuban thinks because he has a billion dollars he has purchased the right to act like a drunken Napoleon without the white horse. The crowd in the arena sees him acting like a meth-infested freak and they think it's all right to act like that, too. His behavior as a boor gives permission to the fans of his team to act like boors as well. He is living proof that all the money in the world can't buy you civilized behavior.
Tags: nba playoffs, cuban, george karl

Sports - Dec. 20, 2006
A few nuggets about the Denver-Knicks brawl
Steve Haywood of Milwaukee's ESPN Radio gives us his take on the melee.
Tags: haywood, brawl, carmelo, owens, george karl, TO

Sports - June 10, 2006
In-game decisions make baseball the toughest sport to manage
In modern sport, coaches are lauded for winning and lambasted for losing. OMC weekend columnist Dave Begel wonders which sport is the toughest to coach / manage?
Tags: baseball, football, basketball, george karl, coaching, yost

Sports - April 8, 2002
Dissension comes with losing
You can feel a different mood in the Bucks' locker room these days. It's not a family feeling at all. Dissension, which inevitably comes with losing, is present. Read about it, the Wave and the upcoming Packers' draft in The Milwaukee Sports Buzz.
Tags: Gregg Hoffmann, Packers, Brewers, Bucks, George Karl

Milwaukee Buzz - Jan. 24, 2002
January's buzzing along nicely
It's cold outside, but all around town the action, buzz, building and moving continues to get warmer and warmer. Here's is OMC's monthly look at what's up in and around in Milwaukee.
Tags: Groom, Bud Selig, Chop House, Envy, In the Net, George Karl, Lulu, Lula's, City Market, Third Ward, Tom Crean, Eisner, Border's, Old Navy, Tasting Room, Onopa, Eric Blowtorch, , Miller Brewing, Skyy, Grand Avenue