SAS fails to return to work

He's referring all questions to his attorney, which sounds like he might be filing a lawsuit...

http://www.philly.com/philly/entertainment/todaystalk/20070917_Dan_Gross___Wheres_Stephen_A__.html

 

If there was a god, SAS would be off TV and ONLY have a column ...

 

Yeah, but then you click your heels and say there's no place like home and there he is -- louder than life on TSR...

 

this may (or may not) surprise you, but The Wizard of Oz is playing in my DVD player for one of the kids right now.

 

"Stephen is evaluating the journalistic freedom of a writer..."


Uh-huh. Stephen, when your lawyer is issuing incoherent statements on your behalf, that's a bad sign.

 

SAS was good on Sports Reporters yesterday.

 

Daring the paper to fire him.

 

This is a great stalemate. His exposure being minimized spares non-NBA fans dangerous doses of angina.

 

Wonder what Singleton thinks of something like this -- "you mean we haven't already let him go?"

 

The last hour of his radio show will be on ESPN Radio as part of the replacement for Dan Patrick.

 

Did his attorney say Screamin' A. is eagerly awaiting the start of football spring training?

 

Wasn't this the problem to begin with, no feet on the ground in Philadelphia? Guess nothing has changed, although the Inquirer hopefully has the balls to turn off the direct-deposit spigot.