Keith Olbermann

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An ill wind
Nature provided New Yorkers with its own eerie echoes of 9/11, as gusts forced the closing of an area around AOL Time Warner's new twin towers.
Don't watch, don't listen
Whether it's the "Opie & Anthony" sex-in-church caper or a baseball-strike reporting blooper on national TV, when mistakes are made in broadcasting, nobody gets blamed.
Optimism in baseball talks
In five Wednesday meetings, the last ending Thursday morning, owners and players inched closer to an agreement. Stay tuned.
Olbermann Extra
Optimism flags as hard-line owners refuse to compromise on key issue.
A diary of baseball's coming crunch time
Posturing owners! Angry bankers! Scary lawyers! Rats who gnaw the eyes out first! A day by day guide to the last weeks of the labor war.
Conspiracy Theory
An ominous cosmic force is working for the Harlem Little League team. Or against it. But definitely against the Florida State University football team.
Bobby Bowden's sick humor
Defenders say the FSU coach borrowed Todd Beamer's phrase "Let's Roll" with the greatest respect. So then why did he make a joke about it with reporters?
More ways to misuse 9/11
When a college football team makes "Let's Roll" its slogan, is it patriotism or profiteering?
Jim Bowden must go
Comparing Players' Association head Donald Fehr to the Sept. 11 hijackers degrades the memory of the victims, and baseball too.
Two more teams vote against baseball strike deadline
Now the number of teams whose players have reservations about a strike is up to three. Is there a palace coup in the making?
Learning from Bill Buckner
The Red Sox veteran accepted responsibility for his 1986 World Series gaffe, and he lives with a kind of grace now. Pete Rose and Ann Coulter, listen up.
A strike against the baseball strike?
The players of one small-market team have voted against authorizing a strike deadline.
How to remember Sept. 11 -- and how not to
Salon's new columnist looks at what the upcoming baseball strike and "Sex and the City" tell us about the looming one-year anniversary.
Baseball ruins everything it touches
Only this messed-up ex-national pastime could manage to take its premier fan event, the first genuinely exciting All-Star Game in years, and abandon it without an outcome.
Blue Glow
Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Aug. 4-6, 2000
Game over
Keith Olbermann is hanging up his completely weird news gig and returning to the world of sports broadcasting. Now what the hell was that all about?
Monica 2: This time, it's for the money
It's a very, very merry Testimoniday in punditland, as the talking heads pick over what's left of the Bill-Monica-Ken scandal.
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