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Dear Stevie,

Jason Whitlock is not well regarded around these parts. Sorry nobody let you know sooner.

- Mustang.
 
mustangj17 said:
Dear Stevie,

Jason Whitlock is not well regarded around these parts. Sorry nobody let you know sooner.

- Mustang.

I'll bet Stevie is a little smarter than you are giving ... it ... credit for.
 
How about "Favourite columnists under 30"?

We haven't had that in a while.
 
We could do a new variation - favorite columnists (to read) who don't work at newspapers anymore.
 
How about favorite newbies who really are SJ vets using different handles.


Stevie is today's nominee.
 
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Moderator1 said:
We could do a new variation - favorite columnists (to read) who don't work at newspapers anymore.

Or favorite columnists (to read) who don't work at newspapers anymore.

Lots of those, putting more sweat into broadcast gigs. They quickly fall off my favorites list.
 
spnited said:
How about favorite newbies who really are SJ vets using different handles.


Stevie is today's nominee.

don't let that sonuvabitch noobie get you down, my man.
 
Joe Williams said:
Moderator1 said:
We could do a new variation - favorite columnists (to read) who don't work at newspapers anymore.

Or favorite columnists (to read) who don't work at newspapers anymore.

Lots of those, putting more sweat into broadcast gigs. They quickly fall off my favorites list.

How about ones who just up and quit completely?

Rial Cummings.
 
NQLBLQ said:
I love Jim Murray and Shirley Povich. I know that probably makes me sound old.

Well, since they're both dead, yes, it makes you sound a tad out of touch.
 
sportschick said:
Joe Williams said:
Moderator1 said:
We could do a new variation - favorite columnists (to read) who don't work at newspapers anymore.

Or favorite columnists (to read) who don't work at newspapers anymore.

Lots of those, putting more sweat into broadcast gigs. They quickly fall off my favorites list.

How about ones who just up and quit completely?

Rial Cummings.

John Schulian.
 

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