Robust Rotisserie of Random Revelations, Raw, Radical, Ridiculous & Rockin' ReTweets Has Mostly Moved To Mastodon. Still Blocked by Racists, RWNJs & Rapturists
Assassination Coordinates TBA
Joined April 2009
- Tweets89.2K
- Following1.3K
- Followers1.4K
- Likes41.4K
[email protected] retweeted
true, Madkour: Everyone cared what Rudy Martzke wrote sportsbusinessjournal.com/Ar… via @sbj
[email protected] retweeted
They did indeed. My boss at CBS told me that she not only wanted items in Rudy's column, they had to "lead" items.
Madkour: Everyone cared what Rudy Martzke wrote sportsbusinessjournal.com/Ar… via @sbj
[email protected] retweeted
ALL LOBBY TEAM: Legendary USA Today media writer, Rudy Martzke and the “Mouse,” stopped by CBS Sports to visit his favorite Network.
[email protected] retweeted
Talked to this man a lot back in the day ... he was a legend. Rudy Martzke was a pioneer in covering sports tv and media and forever changed the way the sports business would be analyzed and covered. He was a bonafide trailblazer. Condolences to Rudy's family and friends.
Rudy Martzke rose to fame covering sports television and media before it was its own industry.
Nobody covered sports entertainment the way Rudy Martzke did when he started his column at USA TODAY. Few have even decades later.
🔗 bit.ly/4i51Ax0
[email protected] retweeted
Truth. Beano Cook saved ‘em all, too. The opinions he cared about the most were those of the three Ms - his mom, Martzke & Mushnick. #RIP @FakeRudyMartzke 🙏 😇 🗞️
I can’t begin to tell ya how many @FakeRudyMartzke columns I’ve hoarded thru the years. If you came up in our crazy business in the mid 80’s getting a “pop” as we always referred to it from Rudy was coveted. Prior to the Internet and long before websites like @awfulannouncing Rudy blazed a trail that forced most major market newspapers to cover sports television in ways it had never been covered before. Sports Executives as well as Broadcasters all religiously read his Monday columns. RIP Rudy “Toot” 💜🙏🙏and much love to Mouse (his wife)and family that were always by his side. @DannySheridan1 a longtime @usatodaysports colleague organized a ROAST for him 20 yrs.ago that @jwwalter1 wrote about in the original #SportsIllustrated
[email protected] retweeted
Rudy Martzke, longtime USA Today sports media columnist, dead at 82 trib.al/B9LmTQX
[email protected] retweeted
Rudy Martzke rose to fame covering sports television and media before it was its own industry.
Nobody covered sports entertainment the way Rudy Martzke did when he started his column at USA TODAY. Few have even decades later.
🔗 bit.ly/4i51Ax0
[email protected] retweeted
I remember watching games in college and someone would yell out “dreaded glitch” whenever there were technical difficulties, in honor of Rudy Martzke’s weekly dreaded glitch award in USA Today. Had to be the most read sports media columnist in history. RIP.
[email protected] retweeted
It is impossible to explain how influential & how much of a must-read Rudy Martzke was in the pre-Internet days. Not a stretch to say an entire generation of fans are smarter viewers & more informed about broadcasts b/c of Rudy's USA Today columns. RIP to a true one of one.
Sports media pays tribute to pioneering columnist Rudy Martzke, dead at 82 ow.ly/q8HG105PEFl
[email protected] retweeted
Rudy was the NBA Buffalo Braves PR man back in the 1970’s. Also was Van Miller’s color man on Braves radio in 192-73 and 73-74.
[email protected] retweeted
Rudy Martzke and his USA TODAY sports media column were a force of nature. 🌟 As a pioneer in sports media, his words shaped the industry—impacting everyone from the producers of live sports to the fans who tuned in. 🎥📺 I was just 19 or 20 years old when I crossed paths with Rudy one night at Clyde's in Tyson's Corner in the early '90s, at a gathering of local sports writers. It felt like a master class meets happy hour in sports #journalism. 🖋️🍻 A true trailblazer, his legacy endures. RIP Rudy. 🙏#SportsBiz
[email protected] retweeted
Rudy Martzke….ONE OF A KIND. We all have our stories. He was a relentless reporter. A beat reporter who connected direct and deeply knew his beat. His hundreds of spiral notebooks contain the history of sports television and off-the-record quotes would tell the untold story.
[email protected] retweeted
Sad about Rudy Martzke. Back in the day, Rudy cleverly stick-handled himself into ultimate arbiter of good sports TV.
We had fair amount of good natured battles but you always wanted to end up at Rudy’s table in Runyon’s with lots of drinks, laughs & “Sizzlers”.
RIP pal.
[email protected] retweeted
RIP to Rudy Martzke, one of the founding fathers of the sports media beat. Rudy, who was always fun to be around, passed away at 82. Comment below from one of ESPN's original and longest tenured public relations officials
[email protected] retweeted
Sad news. Rudy Martzke, who spent many years covering sports media for USA Today has died at the age of 82.
barrettmedia.com/2024/11/22/…
[email protected] retweeted
Very sad about the passing of the great Rudy Martzke. A friend, great sense of humor, bulldog reporter, fellow Badger (and a huge fan), sports media industry legend. Helped many a PR person (definitely me) and others across the industry with their careers…hurt a few, too.
[email protected] retweeted
Sports media pays tribute to pioneering columnist Rudy Martzke, dead at 82 ; Matt does a nice job here of adding perspective to those that weren’t around when Rudy created a new Sports BEAT!✍️📑 awfulannouncing.com/newspape…
[email protected] retweeted
Longtime sports media reporter Rudy Martzke, who in his 23-year tenure arguably created the sports media "beat," has died: sportsmediawatch.com/2024/11…
[email protected] retweeted
When you saw this byline in @USATODAY Sports, you knew it would be a must-read. Never had the chance to work w/ Rudy Martzke but met him after I joined ESPN. A legendary figure and a good man. Very sad to hear of his passing today.
