Which leads to the logical conclusion that he understands exactly what his place is in the market, and is filling it intentionally. Bill Simmons, the ESPN media mogul and star columnist, has often complained that he never felt like he, or any young, aspiring writer, had a fair chance to break into covering Boston sports. Sat morning Globe was a must read because of his Sports Page 1 columns on the left. I know tennis was his main thing, and Ive never been a big tennis fan, but he certainly had the longevity, wrote engagingly about his love, and became a nationally-known figure. As far as his Friday football picks, the one that stands out the most for me is his one and only college pick when in November 84 he not only called the correct final score, but had Doug Flutie winning the game with a Hail Mary pass as time expired. Ya Im an old dog but I know what I like. And for the record, he was very gracious about my verbal implosion. Check it out. The Celtics proud franchise was in the midst of an NBA championship drought. Boston sports fans have seen broadcasters come and go over the decades, but only some are remembered as legends, the guys who we let into our homes like knowledgeable uncles who can talk. Strengths: Edes doesnt let his ego get in the way of the story, which can be a rarity in this market. In fact, not much in the Boston sports media hasnot even the photos on the wall. When Bill Russell Wrote for The Boston Globe - Sports Illustrated Excerpt: When Bill Russell Wrote for the Globe In 1969 the Celtics' player-coach, who had a complicated relationship. Joseph Lipchitz named managing partner at Saul Ewing in Boston February 22, 2023 at 4:59 p.m. Attorney Joseph Lipchitz, a former military prosecutor and ace media lawyer, has been named. Particularly those that trace him back through the Herald to the Eagle-Tribune. Jack Thomas, the former Boston Globe reporter who wrote powerfully and poignantly last year about receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis, died Sunday at his Cambridge home at the age of 83,. He was football coach at CM for 19 years and although his '72 team lost to Swampscott High, they rebounded to win Division 2 titles in 1973 and 1978. He spent the beginning of his career actually working for NFL teams and has since turned back to writing about them. Marvin Hagler winning the. You would read his work even if you had but a passing interest in his subject matter. Piniella later said, I went to where I guessed the ball would go off the bat.. He was middleweight champion of the world after stopping Englishman Alan Minter on cuts with a TKO at 1:45 of the third round at Wembley Arena. The extra staffing is important to help the paper fulfill what Sullivan says is its mandate in this digital age: to serve the Web and print at the same time.. You never get this with Edes, which is a bonus as far as Im concerned. One on how it is his life goal to never run 26.2 miles cumulatively for the rest of his live and another on how he couldnt even drive the marathon route, never mind run it. . In addition to being the all-time NBA scoring leader, he is currently fourth in assists, and he has always been about T-E-A-M. 4. Clif Keane - Boston Globe Larry Claflin - Boston Record/American/Herald Harold Kaese - Boston Transcript Austen ''Duke'' Lake - Boston American Bob Ryan - Boston Globe Will McDonough - Boston Globe Tim Horgan - Boston Herald Dave Egan - Boston Record Dan Shaughnessy - Boston Globe Ray Fitzgerald - Boston Globe Leigh Montville - Boston Globe Tough to include Borges since he was being paid by Don King productions to broadcast and comment at PPV championship fights that he would also have to write columns on for the Globe. Weaknesses: His diverse responsibilities have led to an inevitable decline in production. What made the game special for me was the local angle four of the players were from Boston University. Ironically, its the success of this citys sports-media past that is at the root of todays problems. While his favorite sport may be basketball, Simmons does a great job of referencing the NFL on his Twitter account. Its got to be Fitzgerald, Montville 1& 2. He was said to be the basketball guru in America and also was recognized as 'the quintessential American sportswriter.' He started his career as a sports intern with 'The Globe'. Meanwhile, Texans running back Arian Foster fell into the columnists trap, using Twitter to call attention to Shaughnessys trolling foolishness. Wouldnt be able to do that today. If you're an NFL fan, here are 50 sportswriters that you simply must follow on Twitter. The ESPN Boston property is sadly afflicted with autoplay video, one of the least popular inventions of the modern web. So it remained 2-0, not 4-0, when Bucky Dent broke his bat on a running fastball from Mike Torrez, then launched a slider into the screen. Deford was very good---found humor and pathos . Miserable for more than a decade, they were thought of as somewhere between laughable and preposterous. Plus her basketball writing was the best. Good God. Its not that all the old-timers are badits more that its bad that there are so many old-timers. 7 Jason Whitlock - The Kansas City Star. Bill Barnwell writes with a unique view of the NFL and he shares that same view on Twitter. Columns are written, statements are made simply to generate buzz. Leigh Montville. Theres little question that Abraham brings a lot to Red Sox coverage generally and the Globe specifically. His Sunday Notes column, penned by Nick Cafardo these days, introduced me to the wider world beyond Boston, a game whose nuances I had to that point been missing. If I have a concern regarding Abraham, its his New York ties. The US hockey team was about to play the Soviet Union in the Olympics but their countrymen seemed ready to go to war. Simply put, Speiers as good as youll find in this market at present, and if comments like Gammons are to be believed, would stack up well across the pool of national writers. i remember those columns as being classicwould love to re-rea that one from 84. And its not just the citys core sports personalities that havent changed much. Chad Finn tells us that Massarotti is no dummy, and I believe that. Craig Ellenport has been around the NFL for a long time. There is willful mediocrity alongside innovative brilliance, with the inevitable faux-populist vitriol bubbling to the surface every so often. This would help eliminate the legions of nitwits and cowards who shred anything and everything in their path while hiding in their mothers basements. He does a fantastic job of providing key information on players and provides great insight into what they excel at and what they could improve. Last updated: May 21 2021 This crossword clue Former Boston Globe writer who was voted the #1 Female Sportscaster of all time: 2 wds. also an author. Not only are his relationships within the organization extensive, his understanding of the clubs history relative to individual players is of real benefit, because much of whats happening with the Red Sox at present is the product of multi-year planning cycles. The second thing I like about him is his commentary to what other people say. For instance, after the Patriots earned a spot in the AFC Championship game by beating the Houston Texans in January, the Herald dutifully recapped the series of events in the game, sprinkling in quotes like Tom Brady saying afterward, Im tired, man. (One would think so!) Kevin Garnett yelled Anything is possible! after the Celtics won their first NBA title since 1986. As one of their top NFL analysts, Clayton is always up to date on the biggest happenings around the league. This search result is here to prevent scraping, On the Market: A Rustic-Chic Home on a Ski Trail in Vermont, On the Market: A Newly Built Farmhouse in Concord, Silver Dove Afternoon Tea Opens in Downtown Boston, The Real, Essential Backstory of the MLK Statue The Embrace', Widowmaker Brewing to Expand from Braintree to Brighton in 2023, What the Boston Athenaeum's $17 Million Renovation Looks Like, Careers and Internships at Boston Magazine. Just a name that probably should be on the list for some consideration, Jackie MacMullan(sp?). A great place to learn and grow as a writer. . He's always got more inside information than anyone else, and he's also able to add a wealth of information to the draft and scouting of prospects. I made these my referee and judges, Hagler said, holding up his two fists. interesting angles. if for no other reason than the NFL had few secrets when he was around. Adam Caplan has a wide range of knowledge concerning every team in the NFL. There is one thing you should know. Thats the way I did it.. Honorable mention too to John Updike, who only did two, but man . This isnt to say that this was the case with McAdam, but the context here is important: fans by and large do not care nearly as much about players not talking to the media as the media do, for obvious reasons. is quite exciting to keep tabs on. he used write lists, very funny and informative. Shaughnessy has now written. Its a pleasure having him cover the Red Sox. A grave injustice. Ryan probably sneaks on the list for consistency, if nothing else, but Im just a fan of his writing style. Ill use that feedback to compile another list, from which well vote on the all-time best. His mailbags are enjoyable, and his columns are informative, but theres little that sets him apart in the way that, say, Finns humor or Speiers diversity does. Nick Cafardo, former Boston Globe sports columnist, poses in this undated photo. Tears, my friend. I maneuvered my way onto the field, 20 feet from Tom Brady, who, hands atop his head, looked incredulous as confetti fluttered onto his jersey. Will McDonough Fabulous, witty, candid, funny, yet called it VERY much like is was.I miss this guy! I just started laughing all over again just think about the first marathon column when Ray got disgusted with himself for added an extra block running to his total to beat last call at the local tavern. Robert Bob P. Ryan is an American sportswriter, born on the 21st day of February in the year 1946. His work, fortunately, commands the same respect. If you're a human and see this, please ignore it. While the stuff he posts isn't always about the league, when he does put up information about football, it is guaranteed to be gold. How did we get to this point? Im with Bruce on choosing Montville, Fitzgerald, and Ryanin that order. When he does write, however, its worth reading. True, its more often basic metrics like OPS+ rather than, say, xFIP or WAR, and he remains skeptical when it comes to the accuracy of modern statistics. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Red Sox Trading Deadling Performance byWAR. 8 Frank DeFord - Sports Illustrated. One thing worth noting that Ive always appreciated from Edes has been his respect for the privacy of the players. He deserved world wide aclaim ET ON CNBC AND PEACOCK. Bud Collins makes whatever he writes about interesting, regardless of whether it would be interesting outside his column. Deceptively good stylist, too. Brownes coverage is credible if non-differentiated. If a team nicknamed the Patsies for most of my life could, then why not the Red Sox . Ill also have a prize for a random commenter in this list, but I havent picked out what it will be yet. I've also heard that when he blinks, he makes rainbows. Over the next nine years, each team was crowned champion. So, a focused Cowens responded with a stellar 28-point, 14-rebound game as the Celtics prevailed, 102-87. Gone forever. He would lecture me on the evils of camel cigarettes that i smoked for some 45 years. If your favorite team is in the NFC West, and you aren't following Mike Sando, you may be clinically insane. Comcast Sports hasnt made the same effort that WEEI has to establish relevancy, and because Comcast competes with other media outlets McAdams ability to make relevant market media appearances is limited. He's easily their top analyst, even though the information he gives seems a little far off at times. How could you omit Steve Buckley? One of them was Eruzione, the teams irrepressible captain. The worst of the worst? Not to mention comprehensible. Tony Massarottis defection set it back, as did Sean McAdams abbreviated stint and subsequent departure for CSNNE. View all posts by Bruce Allen. In 2010 going on 2011, the Boston Heralds content management system is still producing stories with a second page that consists of one sentence. Change). 7. I really need more suggestions, in fact. Predictably, it provoked a strong reaction. Solid reputation in the market both for integrity and rationality. . The newspaper said Cafardo had an embolism Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019, and Red Sox medical staff was unable to revive him. Heres my list, which are all guys Ive actually read: Fitzgerald (You need this book.) Later that week, the New-Hampshire-based sports-media critic Bruce Allen summed up the entire episode. 5 John Feinstein - The Washington Post. Dont know if I could pick a third, but if I had to, it would be Egan or Ryan. He's a highly respected journalist. We got beat, he told me. Strengths: With MLB resources behind him, enjoys a substantial multimedia advantage over his peers, if not a similar local relevance and immediacy. None with more panache than Brady. Seriously, move onto the next slide already. Bestmuddy waters these days. Historical sportswriters [ edit] Les Biederman Furman Bisher Jimmy Cannon Henry Chadwick George W. Daley Dan Daniel Pierce Egan Charley Feeney Larry Felser Mary Garber Halsey Hall Arnold Hano Sid Hartman W. C. Heinz Zander Hollander Jerome Holtzman James Jerpe [1] Leonard Koppett Sam Lacy John Lardner Ring Lardner Fred Lieb Tim Murnane Jack Murphy If you want to see some of Zerkle's crazier side, I recommend you follow his alter-ego, @PUNTE. Respect for the profession of sportswriting, then, I do not lack. What Id like you do is place a comment below in which you list your top three Boston sports columnists of all-time. I was certain the Patriots would lose. He was one of the best baseball writers on the Herald. Whiny, petulant, entitled, self-importantno, it's not Boston fans we're talking about, it's Boston sportswriters. It doesn't get much better in sports writing than Peter King. Strengths: Well adapted to modern baseball coverage, both in tone and approach. The information he provides on Mocking The Draft is great stuff, as are his tweets regarding the NFL draft. When I asked Cowens how it felt to have finally achieved the goal of winning a title, he said, For me, the fun was in the doing. Turd one would think that this was Bruces attempt at playing to the masses after last week but you just never know. He and his fellow Boys of Winter played the greatest one in Games history and I wrote about it from the overflowing press box. During the 30s, 40s and 50s no true Boston Sports fan went to bed before reading The Colonel The list is sort of subjective, so I didnt include Peter Gammons, as I think of him more as a baseball writer than a general columnist, while Will McDonough did mainly focus on football, but wrote columns about all sports as well, so hes on the list. Hes an exception on this list because he covers all of the major teams, not just the Red Sox, but hes included because I value his thoughts on the team. Prior to assuming the B's beat, Shinzawa was the lead college hockey writer . TV, radio, and the Internet all have a big presence in the media landscape. Differentiated content within the local market. It appeared the series would be tied at 2 when the Lakers took an 18-point halftime lead in Game 4 in Los Angeles. What still sets them apart is access, which Speier uses brilliantly, getting everyone from Anthony Rizzo to Keith Law to Mike Hazen on his podcast. His pen dripped blood, more often than not Ted Williams blood. I thought she brought the human interest angle into her columns. As the public relations man for the NFL, McCarthy is an elite source for the most secretive information. 17. As far as NFL scouts go on Twitter, Wes Bunting may be the best of them all. For those who did not have the pleasure, it was just that a pleasure. The truth is that Massarottis primary role, at present, is to generate controversy. You'll certainly learn a few things if you follow Schefter. }Customer Service. McAdam and several of his colleagues publicly called him out on this behavior, justifying their actions with claims that it was affecting Okajimas teammates. Diversity of responsibilities writer, radio host, etc have negatively impacted his quality of coverage. For the second consecutive year, Boston Globe writer Dan Shaughnessy submits a Hall of Fame ballot with only Jeff Kent marked, ignoring David Ortiz. Theres no question. Then, after carefully making a point to praise the work of his own baseball writers, he added, Its like in sportsyoure going to lose some games. Although his staff has shrunk overall in recent years, Sullivan has increased the number of reporters on the marquee Patriots and Red Sox beats from two to three each. Meanwhile, the Globe has continued to employ a number of longtime veterans, like Cafardo, who seem to have hung around forever. At present, the Herald looks to be largely treading water, doing just enough to keep from drowning but not enough to adapt itself to an increasingly competitive market. We all love rumors about the NFL, and who to better bring them to you than the rumor central for media giant ESPN. Glenn Stout, the editor of the Best American Sports Writing series and . Former Boston Globe sports writer and foreign correspondent Steve Fainaru, now with the Washington Post, received the International Reporting Pulitzer for his stories on private security contractors in Iraq. He'll tell you exactly what he thinks about a situation, which is usually correct, and he does a great job at interacting with followers. I knew Will, he was a regular guy, his fame never over-took him. (Businesses: Want to donate a prize and get mentioned? I finally unfollowed Abraham on Twitter because I didnt really want to read about Yankees on a Boston beat writers Twitter feed. But as far as somebody that has been consistent, uncompromised, and is well rounded, I dont think you can find anybody but Bob Ryan. Sharp, witty, outspoken. He was covering spring training in Fort Myers, Florida when he passed away. These days, theyre all trying to be loud and provocative so they can become fixtures on TV and radio. Strengths: An original innovator in the Boston media landscape, brought an evolved approach to the market, properly leveraging his access to provide differentiated coverage. While the NFL isn't technically a sportswriter, they are the freakin' NFL. Peter Gammons isnt officially ranked here, because that exercise would be pointless. Boston Globe Sports. Best Red Sox minor league coverage this side of the excellent soxprospects.com, and easily the best amongst mainstream media outlets. Good guy, struggled recently with a huge personal loss, and still sticks to his beliefs. If youre a halfway decent beat writer in this town, said Mike Felger, cohost of the afternoon show on The Sports Hub and a CSNNE anchor, youll get on Comcast, or NESN, or Sports Hub, or EEI., Felger, of course, should know. But at least Cafardos consistent. Hes opinionated, but rational. The playoff run was tougher than the teams 66 regular-season wins might have suggested. The first two rounds were a slog, with Boston struggling to win each in seven games against the Hawks and the LeBron James-led Cavaliers, respectively. Demonstrates an overreliance on certain friendly sources (e.g. It would be a bad idea to follow me on Twitter. Austin Lake, who I loved but can not really give a concrete reason.. The players, who called him "Scoop," alternately respected and resented the Boston Globe writer. Weaknesses: Perfectly embodies and argues the voice of the angry talk show caller. One of the best things I've seen on Twitter happened by Bowen after Ricky Williams retired. Some potential names you might considerand this is by no means a complete list. You're likely to get a big kick out of his tweets. They are sure to cheer you up. Besides, how can you not recognize a guy as cool as this: http://www.bostonsportsmedia.com/2008/08/infamous-moments-mcdonough-punches-out-clayborn. Constructs arguments rather than arguing opinions. Not include Tim Horgan.Are you nuts or just too young to appreciate a good writer.Look up some of his columns.A great writer who never distorted the facts.He was the vboice of the fan in his era.Ray Fitzgerald was also another great writer. As I stood beside him on that February night, it occurred to me: Barrier-breaking journalist Lesley Visser is seen covering Patriots training camp in 1976, her first year on the beat. Hes better than that, I believe, regardless of what Okajima did or did not do. . He'll sometimes appear to be swayed by the media, but he sticks to his guns and gives great information about draft prospects on his Twitter account. The playoff run was tougher than the teams 66 regular-season wins might have suggested. Weaknesses: Leans towards the traditionalist, and apart from his periodic video work has shown little inclination to evolve his approach. The Hall of Fame tennis writer and TV commentator Bud Collins, who helped popularise the sport during his decades-long career, died at his home in Brookline, Massachusetts on Friday after a long. I appreciate, as does the front office, a balance between statistical and human based analysis. @PFWAwriters. The crossword clue possible answer is available in 12 letters. He's. Rich Gossage walked Rick Burleson with one out. Great stuff. Voice is balanced, neither strident nor fawning. Since he was one of the best to ever play the game, he has loads of knowledge about what really goes on inside the world of the NFL. Shalise Manza Young: Yahoo Sports columnist/former Boston Globe Patriots beat writer Two Writers Slinging Yang 01:06:43 Play Audio Add to Playlist Share Report On the highs and lows of Belichick, Brady and the dynastic Patriots; on whether columnists ever need to admit they were wrong; on the ills of social media and the future of the industry He loves the game of football and has a great sense of humor. I do think Borges boxing writing deserves a nod, as was said above, but even in that I dont think hes risen to the same heights that those three have hit. Romanticizing the Globe of the 70s and 80s has become almost clichdand for good reason. He knows players, people and teams and whether they'll fit together nicely or not. While he doesn't spend as much time on Twitter as others on this list, the information he does tweet is simply amazing. If thats what you like reading, enjoy. Boston Globe Magazine Annalisa Quinn. For being such a respected writer, King has quite the sense of humor on Twitter. The primary goal for reporters seems no longer to be merely producing great and interesting work. I think that a lot of the anti-Gammo backlash stems from his post-writing career. The planets are aligned and the tomato cans are in place.. Borges, a Globe sportswriter for 24 years who was named Massachusetts Sportswriter of the Year four times and is a regular guest on a local sports radio station, was also barred from broadcast. Somewhere, I still have a yellowed copy of the last column he wrote for the Globe before he left for S.I. Will McDonough and I flew with the team and often played racquetball with the players. He knows everything there is to know about the Giants and tweets about them constantly. All-Pro tight end Russ Francis, nursing an injury, wasnt going to play much, so he brought his guitar to Tampa. I still can see him vaulting over the dasher, heading for open ice, taking a pass from the corner, and scoring the shocking goal that capped off the Miracle on Ice. In a perfect storm of Boston Sports, he made his big splash just as Fred Lyn,n Jim Rice and the rest of the 75 cast were making theirs, just as a young TV-38 gambled on putting on 80 games instead of the dozen that the VHF stations would show, just as a then-fresh Dick Stockton was giving a slightly cynical air to play by play. The tabloids also had Mark Murphy and Steve Bulpett covering the Celtics since the days of short shorts, and it even hired Ron Borges as a columnist after he departed the Globe following a plagiarism scandal. He was very, very good, and he never brought an agenda with him. Incredibly, it happened. Let me first say that Deadspin isn't for everyone. Ray Fitzgerald was terrific as well. (LogOut/ If these was one man to follow on Twitter, my vote would go to the legendary Rich Eisen. Whether its been in print or as a guest on WEEI and such, McAdam has exuded calm in a sea of irrationality. Id like to create a list of the best all-time sports columnists here in Boston. He also covers NASCAR for the paper. The 20 wins, the consistency, the toughness, and what is generally regarded as absolutely nasty stuff put Beckett slightly over the top.. 10:38 am Jump to Comments Ted Williams and his feud with baseball writers By Christopher B. Daly The Boston Globe is running a series of excerpts from a new book about Ted Williams, written by Ben Bradlee Jr., a former Globe editor and son of the great Washington Post editor. I cant speak for other fans, but I can say that his conduct there dented his reputation in my view. National writers (Law, Olney, etc) are excluded from this ranking, though I may do a similar national list at a later date. Patriots beat reporter and writer for the @BostonGlobe. We won, but you didnt lose, Steinbrenner told the Boston players. The product hasnt been remotely Polly Anna-ish, but the criticism and concerns were always grounded in fact. But Bostons defense limited the Lakers to 33 points in the second half and they took a 3-1 lead. He wouldnt vote for Felix Hernandez this year because he believes that wins still matter. Which might be fair if Hernandez team score more than two and a half runs for him per game, but they didnt. Definitely worthy of the list. Granted, some promising young guys coming up in new mediums, but the shoes are very large to fill. His piece on Tom Brady after Super Bowl XLVI was pure genius. What more could you ask? Cheesy to reply to your own message, but for Ryans most emblematic column, Id pick I-saiah. If there is any doubt, Ray Fitz wrote the two greatest columns in the history of marathons. The good old days are gone as far as Boston columnists are concerned. Michael, his mother scolded him when her son emerged to board the team bus, youre gonna give me a heart attack.. Strengths: A versatile reporter adequately conversant in modern baseball statistics, one with contacts that bridge the traditionalist / new school divide in front offices. He'll often repeat what a guy like Todd McShay or Mel Kiper, Jr. said and give you his take. From his flawed valuation of Clay Buchholz to his contrived and misleading assessment of the Jason Bay contract to his interminable crusade against our failure to sign Teixeira, Massarotti has shown little inclination to let the facts get in the way of a good argument. Photo by Landov (McDonough). One of the best things about Mortensen on Twitter is how much he interacts with fans. Case in point is his focus on pitcher wins as the metric by which pitchers should be judged. Jason La Canfora is as honest as they come as a writer and he doesn't lose any of that honesty on Twitter. The last two writers' elections produced just one entrant to Cooperstown David Ortiz and that stingy trend is expected to continue By Peter Abraham, Bob Hohler, Dan Shaughnessy, Michael. Enter the length or pattern for better results. Matt Miller has been covering the NFL draft for years, and with such a wealth of knowledge, he's definitely worth following on Twitter. Bob, Powers asked, why aren't Globe readers hearing from the athletes? While controversy does little for me personally, however, Im cognizant of its role in selling newspapers. As reported by the New York Times, the Globe's political writer, Robert L. Healy, and Jack Driscoll, the editor of The Evening Globe, recruited Mr. Barnicle to write a column. sometime in the late-80s. Since columnist Michael Holley left the paper for a radio gig at WEEI eight years ago, its hard to think of a single distinctive voice the paper has developed and held on to. As an aside, Massarotti in the past has requested that critics not hide behind anonymity: Somewhere along the line, someone needs to devise a system in which people who post comments on the internet are required to provide their real names and, perhaps, places of employment. His analysis e.g. New York ran the score to 5-2, but the Sox clawed to within a run by the ninth. Like his more experienced colleagues, has not actively embraced statistical analysis although he has not taken a line against them, either. He has all the who, what, where and hows of the draft, and is always up for some quality draft talk. Good usage of both historical precedent and numbers to form and/or supplement his arguments. All of which is to say that I owe Peter Gammons a debt that cannot be repaid. There aren't many journalists out there who can do as much as Bucky Brooks. One of Ray Fitzgeralds best columns had nothing to do with sports, but was about his daughter recieving a doctorate degree. While politics, finances and other areas of interest are certainly prominent on Twitter, nothing is as huge as the world of sports. He is easily the least well known of all sportswriters on this list, but he absolutely deserves to be followed on Twitter. Boston Globe Sports 6 Gary Smith . (LogOut/ I still miss his Sunday column. Excellent radio voice, as well. And how we would re-double our efforts. Proud Golden Tornado. The only other one even in his hemisphere is Leigh Montville in his prime. And while hes not in the camp attacking statistics, neither has he embraced them the way that peers like Speier have.
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