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It's a lot easier to get a writer a copy editor than to find a Sports Editor with the integrity to not acquiesce to the nonsensical "reality" that is "if you ain't cheatin', you ain't tryin'."
That is not the mantra of most fans and it is not the modus operandi of most teams.
For him to assert such borders on libel. Not that he's making such distinctions... plenty of outlets have had varying degrees of fun with the "deflated balls" language issue while also seriously addressing the issue of cheating. I guess a writer can't talk about two things in the same article?
I agree that the personal stuff... metrosexual and all that wasn't necessary and detracted from the piece, but seriously...
This bit of false equivocation is FAR worse than anything the writer did.
Everyone does it, huh? Everyone stretches the rules, huh?
Okay... other than former Belicheck coaches, which teams? C'mon Sports Editor...which teams... I mean surely, in the very same rant filled piece about inaccurate reporting, you're not going to make serious and unsubstantiated allegations about 31 other teams in the league.
Maybe Chuck Pollock should stop writing about sports. Either that or prepare a rather lengthy retraction...
That is not the mantra of most fans and it is not the modus operandi of most teams.
For him to assert such borders on libel. Not that he's making such distinctions... plenty of outlets have had varying degrees of fun with the "deflated balls" language issue while also seriously addressing the issue of cheating. I guess a writer can't talk about two things in the same article?
I agree that the personal stuff... metrosexual and all that wasn't necessary and detracted from the piece, but seriously...
This bit of false equivocation is FAR worse than anything the writer did.
Everyone does it, huh? Everyone stretches the rules, huh?
Okay... other than former Belicheck coaches, which teams? C'mon Sports Editor...which teams... I mean surely, in the very same rant filled piece about inaccurate reporting, you're not going to make serious and unsubstantiated allegations about 31 other teams in the league.
Maybe Chuck Pollock should stop writing about sports. Either that or prepare a rather lengthy retraction...