"The formula for a typical Kravitz column is much the same as it is for a bad TV sports announcer: Tell the viewer what he just saw by stating the obvious. Add to that the propensity for short, one-sentence paragraphs, and you have largely unreadable results. In our scientific study of 10 Kravitz columns, we noted an average of 26 paragraphs per column, which is very high. This one, on the Pacers-Pistons brawl, came in at 31. That’s a lot of blank space per effort — kind of like when a potato chip manufacturer seals in a lot of air to make the bag feel heftier."
"Best Question During an IndyStar.com Online Chat: “Why don’t you go back to Denver? Seriously, no one wants you here, and I’m sure you could do some great work bashing Jake Plummer and writing columns on how terrible Jerry Rice really was. Indianapolis is sick of you and your crappy columns and bad attitude. Go away. (Jim from Indianapolis).” "
"Best Question During an IndyStar.com Online Chat: “Why don’t you go back to Denver? Seriously, no one wants you here, and I’m sure you could do some great work bashing Jake Plummer and writing columns on how terrible Jerry Rice really was. Indianapolis is sick of you and your crappy columns and bad attitude. Go away. (Jim from Indianapolis).” "
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