Joe Starkey

2 weeks ago | post-gazette.com | Christopher Carter |Joe Starkey |Ray Fittipaldo |Paul Zeise

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2 weeks ago | post-gazette.com | Paul Zeise |Jason Mackey |Joe Starkey

Welcome to Paul Zeise’s weekly mailbag, where the Post-Gazette columnist answers your questions about sports, life and everything in between. If you want to ask a question, find him on X @PaulZeise or email him at [email protected]. Let’s get started:Bernard: Brady, Manning, Favre and Montana all had success late in their careers with new teams.

2 weeks ago | post-gazette.com | Gerry Dulac |Joe Starkey |Keith Barnes |Jeff Middleton

The golfer who emerges victorious Sunday at the U.S. Open here at Oakmont Country Club is probably the one who minimizes bogeys, and that generally means the golfer who hits the most fairways. It is a simple formula that some would say plays in every golf tournament, but after two days of listening to the best guys in the world talk about Oakmont, I am starting to think that someone who manages to play bogey golf (i.e., 18-over) four days in a row might have a chance.

3 weeks ago | post-gazette.com | Joe Starkey

Bob Nutting, in a recent Q&A with the Post-Gazette’s Jason Mackey, delivered some stunning news: He plans to be a small-market evangelist as baseball moves toward its next collective bargaining agreement. The current one expires after the 2026 season. Can you picture it? Me neither, considering Nutting quietly signed off on the last CBA and isn’t exactly viewed as a revolutionary among MLB owners. But he was talking big here. Like, astoundingly big.

3 weeks ago | lancasteronline.com | Joe Starkey

Jun. 5—Bob Nutting, in a recent Q&A with the Post-Gazette's Jason Mackey, delivered some stunning news: He plans to be a small-market evangelist as baseball moves toward its next collective bargaining agreement. The current one expires after the 2026 season. Can you picture it? Me neither, considering Nutting quietly signed off on the last CBA and isn't exactly viewed as a revolutionary among MLB owners. But he was talking big here. Like, astoundingly big.