Wiedmer: Have the Atlanta Braves hit a pothole or a crater?
Let's return to June 29, sometime in the late afternoon, when the Atlanta Braves were about to play the Cardinals in St. Louis to start a 10-game road trip.
Wiedmer: Listening a big reason Vonn Bell is in the NFL
It would be tough for a defensive back to have a better game than Vonn Bell reportedly did for Ridgeland High School at the start of the 2011 football season.
Wiedmer: Great as they are, Fourth of July is more than fireworks
By the time you've poured your first cup of coffee this July Fourth morning, there's an excellent chance that Chattanooga Lookouts president Rich Mozingo already will be in his office at AT&T Field, making sure this evening's 6:15 game against the Birmingham Barons and the fireworks show to follow will both go off without a hitch.
Wiedmer: LeBron to Los Angeles makes Lakers elite again
Sometimes you're the bug and sometimes you're the windshield. If you're LeBron James you apparently can be both in a span of 16 hours.
Wiedmer: Braves need a better bullpen to become more than good
With the Atlanta Braves' three-game sweep of the Cardinals just completed Sunday afternoon in St. Louis, Braves announcer Chip Caray turned to sidekick Joe Simpson and said of the start of tonight's three-game series at Yankee Stadium in New York, "This should be fun."
Wiedmer: Should undrafted underclassmen be allowed to return to college hoops?
Despite not hearing his name called during last week's NBA draft, Makinde London won't be returning to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga basketball program.
Wiedmer: John Ward a Big Orange voice that won’t be duplicated
Jim Reynolds didn't grow up in the South.
Wiedmer: Baseball Vols may soon mirror CWS finalist Arkansas
If anyone needs to pay close attention as the best-of-three College World Series finals between Arkansas and Oregon State begin tonight in Omaha, Nebraska, it's long-suffering University of Tennessee baseball fans.
Wiedmer: Alvin Kamara and Academy Sports + Outdoors giving back to kids
Fumbling only once his entire rookie year last season with the New Orleans Saints, former Tennessee Volunteers running back Alvin Kamara wasn't one to give anything away.
Wiedmer: Hamilton Heights coach hopes to see former player Shai Gilgeous-Alexander become NBA lottery pick
Hamilton Heights boys' basketball coach Zach Ferrell and his family are excited about former Hawks and University of Kentucky player Shai Gilgeous-Alexander potentially being an early pick in the NBA draft tonight.
