Steve Kaplowitz

El Paso

Host - Sportstalk on 600 ESPN El Paso, M-F 4p-7p MT. Brooklyn born, EP raised, Texas grad. Was verified on Twitter when a blue check mark actually mattered.

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Articles

Kappy's Corner: Documentary project showcases El Paso Diablos' legacy

2 weeks ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

It is hard to believe that El Paso has been a Triple-A baseball city for more than 11 years. The Chihuahuas arrived with a new Downtown ballpark that still looks as great today as it did when the first pitch was thrown on April 28, 2014. The San Diego Padres have also kept their affiliation with the team since day one. The Chihuahuas have worn throwback Diablos jerseys as a tribute to their earlier history when the team played at Dudley Field and later at Cohen Stadium.
Kappy's Corner: Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson eligible for Hall of Fame

3 weeks ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

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Kappy's Corner: Shedeur Sanders drama overshadows 2025 NFL Draft

1 month ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

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Kappy's Corner: Former UTEP players' success in NFL draft and beyond

1 month ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

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Kappy's Corner: El Pasoan makes ‘torpedo’ bats for MLB and Chihuahuas

1 month ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

For the first time since maple bats made their debut nearly 30 years ago, a new bat craze has taken the baseball world by storm. Torpedo bats have arrived and the New York Yankees took advantage of the specially shaped sticks during their first series of the 2025 regular season. The Bronx Bombers hit nine home runs in a game against the Milwaukee Brewers, and everyone was talking about the new torpedo bats that Anthony Volpe and Jazz Chisholm were using.
Kappy's Corner: El Paso Athletic Hall of Fame unveils Class of 2025 inductees

1 month ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

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Kappy's Corner: Chihuahuas pitching staff features four Padres prospects

2 months ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

The 2025 El Paso Chihuahuas have some familiar faces, led by manager Pete Zamora, who returns for his second season. Much of his coaching staff remains the same with hitting coach Raul Padron, pitching coach Scott Mitchell and assistant pitching coach Jimmy Jones also back for a second consecutive year. One newcomer is longtime Major League first baseman Matt Adams, who joins the Chihuahuas as the team’s bench coach.
Kappy's Corner: Transfer, NIL bring big changes to NCAA athletics

2 months ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

My last column on the state of UTEP men’s basketball was not supposed to be part one of a two-part deep dive into the program. However, when seven players from last season’s team announced last week that they would all be entering the transfer portal, it became obvious that 861 words was not enough to explain what has happened to the Miners. I know many fans are concerned that the 2025-26 UTEP roster will have a completely different look.
Kappy's Corner: NFL free agency - Key signings and moves shake up teams

2 months ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

The National Football League’s free agency began this week with plenty of big moves. Quarterback Sam Darnold cashed in on his big season with Minnesota by signing a three-year contract with the Seattle Seahawks worth $100 million. In other quarterback transactions, the New York Jets replaced Aaron Rodgers with Pittsburgh Steeler backup Justin Fields by agreeing to a two-year deal worth $40 million.
NFL free agency: Key signings and moves shake up teams

2 months ago | elpasoinc.com | Steve Kaplowitz

The National Football League’s free agency began this week with plenty of big moves. Quarterback Sam Darnold cashed in on his big season with Minnesota by signing a three-year contract with the Seattle Seahawks worth $100 million. In other quarterback transactions, the New York Jets replaced Aaron Rodgers with Pittsburgh Steeler backup Justin Fields by agreeing to a two-year deal worth $40 million.