blackglass3

Apparently if the Patriots LOST, they would be a better team. Or something. I really don't get what he's trying to say.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/etick...ge=perfectpats

ShrewBeer

i tried reading that article...didnt have the patience to get through it so i skipped paragraphs, and was confused at the end. i think the title was made by someone other than the author.

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MoLewisrocks

Mediots are another breed. To them, the storyline is the thing. Apparently in this guys waaaaaay to cluttered mind, ending an almost perfect season with a loss (tragic imperfection) would be a more compelling storyline to explore ad nauseum than perfection itself - which apparently in BB terms merely is what it is from the journalistic perspective...

PatsFanInVa

Yah, that's what I want to be. The team everybody humanizes because we're great... but human. Suuuuure.

Okay f*** that, gimme the Lombardi.

PFnV

bradmahn

It's not going to break down any key positional battles in this upcoming game, but I really enjoyed that article.

For those of us who wish to feel slighted because someone else is not hoping for the same thing as you, keep in mind Klosterman is not doing any cheering for the team, he's cheering for the story and its relevance "historically." It's entertaining with some good tidbits crossing other sports and a very distinct style.

There's also ballwashing in there, too, if you read it all.

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PATSNUTme

Stupid article!

PatsFaninAZ

Klausterman is not really a mediot in the classic sense. And whether you buy the premise or think it's stupid or whatever, the guy can write.