05-21-2007, 07:24 AM
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Who Should Succeed Ron Borges?
I assume that the Globe is going to have another Chief Football Reporter. Of course, they may reduce their football coverage even more and just leave it all in the hands of Mike Reiss.
Mike has been -- is -- great, but I think his talent is as a really thorough and committed reporter with an excellent ability to see things from the "fans-eye-view", not someone with exceptional football insight.
But, assuming that the Globe does the right thing, who should get the job? Being football reporter "at large" on what was once an excellent paper (and is still, in my opinion, a pretty good one) and reporting on the most successful franchise in the league should still be a dream job.
I don't know too much about the reporters on regional papers around the country, although I admire what I've seen of Rick Gosselin, Terry Pluto and Jason Whitlock. I can't think of any national reporters I would like to see here except Tom Curran. Tom would be an excellent choice -- another step up for an honest and open-minded reporter.
But the person I would most want is the marvellous Vic Ketchman of Jacksonville.com. He is a hard-working and very professional reporter who always has an interesting and original perspective. Being a smart and open-minded man, he admires the Patriots organization -- which, of course, would make a nice change for us readers!
If the Globe were to hire Vic Ketchman I'd think that we'd had a dream off-season.
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