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it is an interview of Rick Telander. Telander has some great things to say about the industry if you listen to the whole thing.
If not, Maridiot comes on at about the 3:30 mark.
interesting: From about the 10:00 minute mark on, Telander pretty much calls Maridiot to the mat, as if to a fight ..
.. "Lets get it on!" .. "What are you gonna do, call a lawyer? .. I used play football, ya know!!" :)
If Dave Kingman had sent Mariotti a dead rat, few would have objected.
I had the honor of getting in Mariotti's face one on one and he looked like a deer caught in headlights.
Every now and then Plaschke will actually sit down an write an article that's not being driven by an ulterior agenda- those articles actually are not bad.
If Mariotti ever actually writes an article that doesn't blow chunks- it doesn't get linked here...
SteveM, I'm afraid you buried the lead. This quote form Mariotti about Telander is the real insight in the piece. Mariotti sees his role as rock-thrower in a street fight for readership. He wants all his fellow columnists on the same page. Judging by how he is treated, it appears Mariotti is on the same page with his bosses.
I guess this strategy may work in the short run, but without the steak, all the sizzle in the world won't lead to long-term success. There's a reason the circus is in town only one week a year, and baseball sells out for six months.
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