Posts by Alan Guzzi
Kurt Warner’s Advice to Dillon Gabriel: “Don’t Do It Alone”
Kurt Warner knows the challenges young quarterbacks face, and his advice to Cleveland rookie Dillon Gabriel was simple: don’t do it alone. Warner emphasized trusting teammates and processing defenses with your eyes first, especially against Brian Flores’ schemes. He also weighed in on C.J. Stroud’s puzzling slump, Russell Wilson’s fading Hall of Fame case, and…
Read MoreSabathia on Ichiro, Ohtani, and the Art of Pitching
CC Sabathia’s reflections remind us why postseason baseball is different. At 21, he didn’t grasp the stage, but he still chased dominance. He learned lessons against Ichiro, command inside, move his feet, expand with the slider. He marvels at today’s arms, like Cam Schlittler pumping 100 with an 84-mph slider. Sabathia insists Kershaw’s 12–6 curve…
Read More14 Years Later Charlie Sheen Returns
Charlie Sheen’s latest reflections carry the mix of chaos, humor, and honesty only he can deliver. He admits the infamous “Two and a Half Men” feud announcement happened almost by accident, seeing interviews as safe outlets during turbulent times. Writing his book proved harder than filming the documentary—solitary nights of brutal self-reflection. He speaks of…
Read MoreMiami vs Florida State
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Read MoreKing Defends NFL Ties
Peter King doesn’t hesitate to rank the Big Red Machine among the Top 5 lineups ever, calling them one of the greatest lineups of all time. He also offered perspective on today’s NFL, saying he actually likes ties, pointing to the Steelers-Lions 16-16 draw in 2021 that ended up affecting playoff spots. What he doesn’t…
Read MoreAl Michaels Still in Awe of the Big Red Machine
Al Michaels has seen it all, but when it comes to stadiums, he says Arrowhead is the best to call a game, with sightlines so clear he doesn’t even need a monitor. The worst? Old Candlestick Park, where fog and a high press box made it nearly impossible. Asked about the Reds, Michaels the Big…
Read MoreSean Casey’s Hilarious Rookie Kershaw Story
Sean Casey joined DP and balanced the eternal postseason debate—stats or gut? For Casey, October is a blend, where bunts and bold moves matter more. He recalled his own playoff nerves, admitting the energy was unlike anything else. Asked about Shohei Ohtani, Casey called him “very dangerous,” while laughing through a story of facing a…
Read MoreSchlereth Rips NFL Overtime Rules
Mark Schlereth joined DP and let loose on one of his biggest gripes: ties. The former lineman doesn’t see the point of playing 60 minutes only to finish 40–40, calling it nonsense on the Panthers’ struggles, noting Bryce Young has shown growth but has little talent around him. On the Eagles’ recent drama, Schlereth shrugged:…
Read MoreCollier’s Criticism Marks “Big Moment” in WNBA
Ben Pickman joined DP to unpack a potential pivotal moment in WNBA history. Napheesa Collier’s fiery comments about league leadership, officiating, and pay sparked debate, with Pickman noting many applauded her for saying aloud what’s often whispered. Commissioner Cathy Engelbert has expanded the league, but looming negotiations and Caitlin Clark’s $78k salary keep tensions high.…
Read MoreReynolds: No Swing Prettier Than Ken Griffey Jr.’s
Harold Reynolds sized up October baseball with a sharp eye. For him, the Dodgers are the favorite, finally healthy with Ohtani, Yamamoto, and Snell. He sees Ohtani’s two-way ability as the ultimate trump card, and even reliever cameos aren’t off the table. If not L.A., the Phillies or sneaky Padres could emerge. In the AL,…
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