THE FORGOTTEN (BUT VERY SIGNIFICANT) PLAY OF GAME 6 AND DID RON WASHINGTON ALREADY COST THE RANGERS THE WORLD SERIES?

Kallas Remarks by Steve Kallas   –  There are plenty of unbelievable stories and stars in the amazing 10-9 win by the Cardinals over the Rangers in Game 6 of the 2011 World Series.  Lance Berkman – unbelievable with a home run … Continue reading →

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THE REALITY OF “HIT-AND-RUNGATE” AND “PHONEGATE”

Kallas Remarks by Steve Kallas   –  The absurdity of Game 5 of the World Series will probably dwarf “Errorgate” of Game 2 of the World Series (see Kallas Remarks, 10/21/11) if the Cardinals, now down 3-2 to Texas in the 2011 … Continue reading →

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NO MATTER WHAT YOU HEAR, THAT’S NO ERROR ON ALBERT PUJOLS

Kallas Remarks by Steve Kallas   –  You know the play.  Game 2 of the World Series, top 9, St. Louis 1, Texas 0, nobody out, Ian Kinsler has just stolen second, Elvis Andrus at the plate.  Andrus singles to center, John … Continue reading →

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IN NEW YORK SPORTS, THE LOST WEEK

Kallas Remarks by Steve Kallas   –   THE NEW YORK JETS Did you really expect the Jets, off one of the worst offensive performances ever against the Baltimore Ravens, to actually beat the New England Patriots in Foxboro?  Neither did I.  … Continue reading →

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IS A-ROD DONE? PART II AND THE WORTHLESSNESS (SOMETIMES) OF A CLOSER

Kallas Remarks by Steve Kallas   –    IS A-ROD DONE? We went into this in some detail just a few days ago (see Kallas Remarks, 10/4/11) and A-Rod did nothing in the Game 5 defeat to the Tigers last night to … Continue reading →

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BREAKING DOWN YANKEES-TIGERS GAME 3: IS A-ROD DONE?

Kallas Remarks by Steve Kallas   –   There was a lot going on during the Tigers 5-4 win over the Yankees Monday night in Detroit – small strike zone(s), bunting galore, the inability of Alex Rodriguez (and others) to get a big … Continue reading →

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Steve on Rick Wolff’s The Sports Edge 10/2/11 – Ralph Branca, Len Elmore

Steve Kallas, filling in for Rick, interviewed former All-Star pitcher Ralph Branca about his book and about The Miracle League of Westchester, which establishes and sustains baseball programs for people (of all ages) with disabilities.

Steve Kallas discussed the state of youth basketball with former NBA star Len Elmore.

Steve Kallas closed the show by sharing his thoughts on sports parents–the good ones that are too easily overlooked.