<p>This week Tim shares his favorite memory from covering The Masters, Kimball endorses an electronic strike zone in baseball and Mike sides with Cowboy Joe West in a recent legal dispute over his integrity as an umpire.  </p>

This week Tim shares his favorite memory from covering The Masters, Kimball endorses an electronic strike zone in baseball and Mike sides with Cowboy Joe West in a recent legal dispute over his integrity as an umpire.

<p>This week Tim shares his favorite memory from covering The Masters, Kimball endorses an electronic strike zone in baseball and Mike sides with Cowboy Joe West in a recent legal dispute over his integrity as an umpire. &nbsp;</p>

Episode 29: Name Dropping, Raised to an Art Form

Three college friends -- San Diego Padres baseball scout Kimball Crossley, South Bend (Ind.) Tribune football writer Mike Berardino (ndinsider.com) and UNC journalism professor Tim Crothers -- share their unique viewpoints on sports issues both contemporary and timeless. Hilarity ensues. Follow them on Twitter: @KimballCrossley @MikeBerardino and @timcrothers1. They also have a Facebook page for the show -- Three-Point Range -- and a free Substack.com newsletter. Feedback is always welcome.

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Episode 29: Name Dropping, Raised to an Art Form

Episode 29: Name Dropping, Raised to an Art Form