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August 16th, 2019 
Bad Brad
By Debbie “D2” Edwards
What is strength? Is strength the ability to lift a certain amount of weight? Is strength the ability to pull a certain load? Is it some special prowess reserved for just a few?
Boxers desire to possess strength. This strength can be a useful tool for gaining victory over opponents. But there is a type of strength that is more enduring than that of physical strength, and if one possesses this type of strength, it can help to overcome the most formidable of opponents, and even multiple opponents of differing natures.
Ruben Galvan possesses such a strength, and I could not help to realize this by some of the things that were discussed when Brad interviewed him recently. Honestly, I was very eager to put my thoughts on paper, because he is such a strong person, and in hearing of his experiences, I had a burning desire to share them, as I know how beneficial it would be to many people who I know and love dearly.
Join Harley Hehr and Jim as they perform their weekly show this Wednesday, August 14, 2019 at GARY SPORTSMEN’S 10101 MADISON STREET IN CROWN POINT, IN from 7:00pm to 10:00pm.
A Bit of Personal Commentary: Part II
Last “issue” we discussed the nonsense regarding the slobbering sycophants who think having the anything but legitimate sportscasters in this town constantly refer to “your Miami Heat” or “your Miami Dolphins” or “your baseball (or hockey) team” is perfectly acceptable, when in truth and fact, it is anything but, and we went into detail in said last issue explaining that the only city in the country that can refer to its team as “our” is Green Bay. Further, I explained why, so I would suggest that, if you are interested or care to, you revisit said piece.
I closed that column with a short paragraph on our plan to—in the next issue, which is this one—express my annoyance/distress/disgust with and about the faux television anything but broadcasters and nothing but talking heads in this town. And that—talking heads—is all they are, and that, dear friends, is nothing but shameful. Nothing but.