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Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN I spent some time Tuesday morning after finishing up on the air looking for a photo that was long ago stored away in my phone’s archive. I hadn’t seen it since shortly after taking

Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN Baseball is back. Technically, it’s been back since the Padres and the Dodgers met twice last week in Korea. Leave it to Major League Baseball to holds its season-opening games halfway across the globe

By Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN “So you’re telling me there’s a chance?” Most of us have used that line from “Dumb and Dumber” at some point in the last 30 years. Yes, there’s a chance the Iowa men’s

Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN We’re roughly a month away from the start of the 2024 Major League Baseball season (less than that if you want to count the two-game series in Korea between the Dodgers and Padres March

Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN Fair or not, first impressions carry a lot of weight. If Tuesday were an episode of ABC’s reality TV juggernaut “The Bachelor,” Tim Lester would have received a coveted First Impression Rose from the

Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN The Cedar Rapids Kernels can technically claim another Hall of Fame player among their long list of alumni. Tuesday evening former Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer received the phone call every ballplayer dreams of

By Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN The Indiana Fever won the lottery, but like most who come in to sudden fortune the WNBA franchise may wind up regretting its victory. After all, it’s Caitlin Clark that holds the winning

By Todd Brommelamp/1600 ESPN Kirk Ferentz has reached the “Find Out” stage. When you stand in front of the world committing mild insubordination while insisting that is not, in fact, what you are doing, the game is

By Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN Stop calling for Brian Ferentz to be fired. Stop demanding the coaching staff give Joe Labas or any other backup quarterback the chance to resurrect Iowa’s offense. There is nothing that can be