Wuzzardo's World

If I seem a little sluggish on-air lately, I have an explanation. You see, the last few weeks have been the perfect storm.

If you haven't seen some of the clips of the quips from Thursday night's Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York, take some time and watch.

Once upon a time in a media galaxy far, far away, sports teams were as identified by the men who called the games on radio as the men who played them.

So here we are. The first full day of the digital-only era of television in Wilmington.

When I answered the newsroom phone around 3 a.m. Thursday, it was a producer from Good Morning America in New York.

First of all, congratulations to Barack Obama and John McCain. Though their running mate selections leaked out shortly before they became official, they were pretty well kept secrets.

The Olympics are over, and the political conventions have begun. It is a dream season for people like me who love sports and politics.

Welcome to the digital age of politics, where some time in the next few days Barack Obama will send an e-mail to supporters and anyone else who signed up letting us know who, if Obama becomes the 4