The more Mario Andretti talks about Indianapolis 500’s so-called “Andretti Curse,” the more he tries to debunk the myth, the more it sounds plausible.
Author: Gregg Doyel, Indianapolis Star
Opinion: Fernando Alonso out of 2019 Indy 500 because McLaren wasn’t prepared
Incompetence around him keeps the two-time Formula One champion out of the 2019 Indy 500, and he wasn’t thrilled with the aftermath.
Opinion: This sports writer didn’t need Mom to throw BP. He needed her for everything else
In those families where Dad coaches the soccer team, throws batting practice and tosses the football, what does Mom do? The important stuff.
Opinion: Series has been there for the Pacers — they just won’t take it
When this is all over, the Pacers are going to spend the offseason beating themselves up for wasting so many opportunities against the Celtics.
Historic game by Carsen Edwards can’t stop Purdue from cruel ending on cusp of Final Four
Carson Edwards scores 42 in the last game of a historic NCAA tournament for Purdue, which fell one game short of the Final Four after Virginia loss.
Opinion: This wasn’t supposed to happen for Purdue, and that makes NCAA Elite Eight so much sweeter
This was the breakthrough nobody saw coming at Purdue, which rebuilt into an Elite Eight team that beat Tennessee 99-94 in overtime in the Sweet 16.
Opinion: Virginia’s Kyle Guy emerges from anxiety battle, UMBC NCAA loss better than ever
A slow start in 2019 NCAA Tournament doesn’t faze Virginia’s Kyle Guy, who dealt with worse a year ago – and emerged a stronger man and better player.
Opinion: HS swimmer competes despite multiple sexual harassment claims. This is appalling.
Just in time for state meet, and Indiana school board is letting a high school swimmer compete despite substantiated allegations of sexual harassment.
Purdue center Matt Haarms answers profane chant with winning shot against Indiana
Profanely taunted all game by the Indiana student section at Assembly Hall, Matt Haarms has last word in the final seconds of Purdue’s 48-46 win.
Opinion: Guys like Antonio Brown, Le’Veon Bell will never play for this Colts GM
With GM Chris Ballard running the show, the Colts will never add a locker-room risk like Antonio Brown just because the guy can play football.