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David is a fantastic human being, a treasured friend and a wonderful father.

To answer a few questions: • John Fay, unfortunately, took an early retirement buyout. • I'm still on the beat. • If you only want to cover your favorite team, well, this isn't the job for you. In fact, this isn't the business for you. • If you've thought the baseball beat would be fun, this...

ii mad henry is spending time here and not spending time helping haitians i was hoping to see some good questions raised, and saw some, but once again, someone has to find their ability to feel superior in an online forum. it's tiring and why i'm rarely here anymore

yeah, just two. somehow the dumbass keeps getting on horses honestly, i was pretty happy with my tweet to announce the whole thing. was in the first story on cincinnati.com talking about the firings actually, a decent severance package, though

Peterson was the original "Sarge" -- but "Sarge" has become part of the Cincinnati scribe lingo. Peterson, reportedly, wore fatigues and I think it was Pete Rose that tagged him with "Sarge," according to legend. That was picked up by Gambo and Skinny, as well as Jack Brennan. In the Bengals...

Underneath the -30- the subhead explains it I loved it. Not only did Tom Consolo do that, he also led a string quartet after putting out the last edition. They not only did Auld Lang Syne, as well as an unearthed Cincinnati Post March from the 50s, I think. It was an odd day, that's for sure...

A sad day on Court Street.

all the lights are out at Great American Ball Park except for the sign on the Administration building that says, "Rounding third and heading for home..." and the lights in the WLW radio booth It's amazing, you've got to be here to understand what Joe meant to the city of Cincinnati

Just wanted to throw in my two cents... Here's what I wrote on my Reds blog RIP Joe, you'll be missed. As Marty Brennaman said, if you were to write a history of the Cincinnati Reds, Joe Nuxhall would be on the cover. Joe was the most beloved man in the city, and in this messed up place...

would and did

1. doubtful 2. well, writers on those two beats prepared by using their scripps-howard visa to book all their flights for the rest of the season

and this one from a http://thesoulofbaseball.blogspot.com/ poz's blog I was a sports columnist at The Cincinnati Post from 1994-1996, and those are three of the proudest and best years of my life. There are a lot of reasons for this. For one, it was my first job in a Major League sports town...

and junkie, you're 100 percent right -- lonnie deserves many more props than that rosecrans character, but who doesn't?

i happen to think rosecrans sucks but in all seriousness, it's a sad day, but it's like there being an official press conference to tell me there's no santa claus we all knew this was coming that said, there's going to be some really, really good people out there looking for work soon. i've...