Avalanche-Journal altering for the far better with shift to digital

Avalanche-Journal altering for the far better with shift to digital

Kobie McKinzie (2) and other Cooper Pirates stand for the National Anthem before the game against Coronado on Friday, Oct. 2, 2020, at Pirate Stadium in Lubbock, Texas.

The weirdest items took place a though back.

My father texted me about a story he saw on the Avalanche-Journal internet site.

Now, let me action back again a bit and deliver a little bit of context about my father, who is about as outdated-faculty as it receives. Also, him texting something to me will be a column for a different time.

But I digress.

Longtime readers, who have read my previous columns, realized my father is all about preserving up with the most up-to-date matter his “sports editor” son does in Lubbock. I’ve shared a time or two that contacting my mom and dad following a high faculty or Texas Tech match has come to be a ritual of types for the duration of the greater part of my ten years-extended profession.

A litany of issues can be chatted about — how the Cowboys will do, is Texas Tech anticipating to have a very good period in soccer are just some of the normal matters with him.

Carlos Silva Jr., Lubbock A-J sports editor

That adjusted when he texted me about a tale I wrote about a Texas Tech baseball game back in the spring. He broke a longtime ritual and proved a issue I’d been mentioning to him for a number of months prior.

Our website is an evolving electronic newspaper.

Sure, it is not the exact same as him reading through the newspaper in the morning with his espresso prior to he headed out to perform close to 5 or 6 in the morning just about every day in El Paso.

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