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John Ramey is a musician and broadcast journalist in Los Angeles and contributes featured pieces to larrybrownsports.com. You can hear some of John’s music at his Myspace page and purchase it here.
This is written by site contributor, John Ramey. Ramey works at KNX 1070 in Los Angeles as a sports anchor and web editor. He’s also an accomplished musician. He has been known to contribute passionate articles to LBS when the moment strikes. …
This is just absurd. First they faked the skyline in the Opening Ceremonies with digitally enhanced graphics. Next up they had a cuter 9-year-old girl stand in as the face for the real girl who sung the actual anthem at the Opening Ceremony because …
Now all we need is ESPN to do the same with Joe Morgan and the Angels with Rex Hudler. Though Clark Kellogg wouldn’t be the replacement of choice. Anyway, the Miami Herald reports that CBS is letting Billy Packer go after 28 years with the …
The following piece has been written by featured contributor, John Ramey Let me first disclose I am no Pacman Jones fan. He is a defensive back for a team I care very little about in a league I like even less, especially after today’s action …
Duke – Let’s put this one to bed. I know you love the professional football, but when it comes to pre-season play, nothing beats baseball. I’m more entertained right now by an 4-1 Philly/Bravos piefight in the grapefruit league than I …
Contributing writer John Ramey explains why he's heard enough of the traditionalist's argument that steroids are ruining baseball. He touches on several topics that debunks the myth that steroids are the enemy of the game.
Duke – The MGM is giving the Bears seven. I have been struck with a revelation. The Angel Gabriel revealed unto me this: “Take the Sex Cannon and the Points.” That is all. Share on Facebook
Duke – I’ve been struck with limitless optimism and near heretical visions of circumstances heretofore unprecedented in light of the unlikeliest of unliklies having happened ( P.W. Manning winning A Big Game)… *an ethically sound Iraqi exit …
With the conference championship games set for this coming Sunday, we’ve entered that briefest of seasonal windows during which I care to be informed about the NFL. Big, vague, and potentially dubious perceptions serve me well through most of …