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Barnicle story on Grantland

JimmyHoward33 said:
Tito is known in Boston but probably shouldn't be used on first reference for clarity. But that's an editor's decision and those thing don't concern Grantland.

Give Barnicle's editor a break.

He/she was more concerned with confirming Barnicle was actually at Fenway Park when he said he was and with typing various phrases from the article into google to make sure they weren't plagiarized.
 
Deadspin thinks the quotes in the Barnicle story are bullshirt - if the guy has any amount of self-respect and didn't fabricate the quotes, he plays along.
Somehow, I'm siding with deadspin on this.

http://deadspin.com/5820083/weve-got-500-that-says-mike-barnicle-shined-up-the-quotes-in-his-terry-francona-article
 
That was one of the more enjoyable stories that I've read in Grantland.

Shouldn't their AL East specialist be doing these type of stories. I wonder if they brought Barnicle in because of Tito walking out on Jones.
 
Rhody31 said:
Deadspin thinks the quotes in the Barnicle story are bullshirt - if the guy has any amount of self-respect and didn't fabricate the quotes, he plays along.
Somehow, I'm siding with deadspin on this.

http://deadspin.com/5820083/weve-got-500-that-says-mike-barnicle-shined-up-the-quotes-in-his-terry-francona-article

I've tended to on matters of Grantland. Even if Scocca, in particular, comes across as petty, he's also often right.


dooley_womack1 said:
Man, we could sure use a thread about that Grantland site around these parts.

When a notorious plagiarist/fabricator gets a freelance assignment with a major media outlet (I'm using ESPN as the example here, since this is linked to on the ESPN.com front page), I do think it's worth its own thread.
 
Rhody31 said:
Deadspin thinks the quotes in the Barnicle story are bullshirt - if the guy has any amount of self-respect and didn't fabricate the quotes, he plays along.
Somehow, I'm siding with deadspin on this.

http://deadspin.com/5820083/weve-got-500-that-says-mike-barnicle-shined-up-the-quotes-in-his-terry-francona-article

A thing of beauty is a joy forever.

Yeah, I plagiarized that.
 
Ben_Hecht said:
Rhody31 said:
Deadspin thinks the quotes in the Barnicle story are bullshirt - if the guy has any amount of self-respect and didn't fabricate the quotes, he plays along.
Somehow, I'm siding with deadspin on this.

http://deadspin.com/5820083/weve-got-500-that-says-mike-barnicle-shined-up-the-quotes-in-his-terry-francona-article

As Yeats once said, "a thing of beauty is a joy forever."

/grantland'd
 
Round 2: http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/7776003/is-bobby-valentine-really-guy-turn-red-sox-around
 
Versatile said:
Round 2: http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/7776003/is-bobby-valentine-really-guy-turn-red-sox-around

Mike Barnicle is a columnist/commentator on MSNBC's Morning Joe fabricator.
 
YankeeFan said:
Versatile said:
Round 2: http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/7776003/is-bobby-valentine-really-guy-turn-red-sox-around

Mike Barnicle is a columnist/commentator on MSNBC's Morning Joe fabricator.

Mike Barnicle is a columnist/commentator on MSNBC's Morning Joe fabricator liar whose pants are on fire.
 

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