Kravitz, Breer and Volin Try to Start Something on McNally and Get Powned

http://www.wthr.com/story/30056286/...ial-baltz-was-suspicious-of-mcnally-years-ago

Baltz flat out lied to Kravtiz about how many NE games he officiated.

Here's his game log. http://www.pro-football-reference.com/officials/BaltMa0r.htm…

And so the race to the bottom continues

LOL the comments after are really funny!

Chiuba E. Obele said:

http://www.wthr.com/story/30056286/...ial-baltz-was-suspicious-of-mcnally-years-ago

And so the race to the bottom continues....

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I really don't want to click on this....but....but...

Some of the comments are golden:

"McNally has only been with the Pats for 10 years and the locker room attendant since '08 so Baltz interacted with McNally 4 times between '08 and '13. Way to fact check Bob."

Wonder how many clicks this thread gained him.

If somebody wants to do the research, you can find out how many games he really did in Foxboro. Usually crews only do 1 team or 2 at most per year. Assuming 8 home games, his numbers sound suspicious. I wouldn't be shocked if he only did 5 games over the years and embellished.....
He had six months to go to Goodell and now he raises his head??????Color me skeptical...

Seems overly dramatic, and Baltz only did 3 of Brady's home games w/ McNally in charge of officials' room, not 10-15

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So we now know that Kravitz doesn't vet his sources.

So he reported him for being anxious to get the balls so he could hit the field and brownnose Brady and Belichick? Scandal!!!

Weird how this comes out right after the Indy sideline video.

Mark Daniels @MarkDanielsPJ


You can check out the games that Baltz worked here: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/officials/BaltMa0r.htm

Christopher Price @cpriceNFL


A quick check of @pfref reveals that Mark Baltz worked 6 games in Foxboro since 1999. 4 of them were games where Brady was the QB.

More garbage.

But, here's the thing: I wouldn't be surprised if somebody isn't preparing an "exposé" in book form that details all the Patriots' "crimes" over the years (complete with glossy pictures), supported by a lot of anonymous innuendo salted with a few actual quotes from haters like Balz, who at least have the guts to go on the record (no matter how idiotic their comments), with it's release timed for Christmastime and the Playoffs. The entire project will, of course, have the direct support of HSPN and the League Office. I think we have to be ready for that.

Listen, people. By winning this case, Brady and the NFLPA embarrassed a lot of powerful people.

It wouldn't have been so embarrassing if a Judge on the SDNY had simply issued a dry as sawdust ruling that you had to read half a dozen times before you could figure out what it was saying...but nooooooo, the NFL got Richard Berman who took the League, Wells and, by extension, the owners and ESPN, to the woodshed and humiliated them. These people want vengeance and they are not going to stop until they think they have gotten it.

We have to be ready for a steady drip, drip, drip of crap like this and the cause of our individual and collective sanity would probably best be served if we just ignored it.

Chiuba E. Obele said:

http://www.wthr.com/story/30056286/...ial-baltz-was-suspicious-of-mcnally-years-ago

And so the race to the bottom continues....

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I would categorize it as a free fall. Hopefully their parachutes don't open.

When we know the name of the ref, we can look things up ourselves and see that he's full of crap. That's a really good example of why ESPN's 90 anonymous sources are a waste of time.

I think Kravitz is trying to become ESPN's next President with this piece of crap. Rest assured they will eat this sh*t up.

Sorry, had to edit the thread title.

This is complete pownage of Kravitz, Breer and Volin by Howe, Price and Daniel who....ummmm actually DID some checking!


Albert Breer ✔ @AlbertBreer
Very interesting background on McNally's previous behavior with the balls ...


Albert Breer ✔ @AlbertBreer
Basically, this former official told @bkravitz that Jim McNally was always looking to get to the footballs early: http://www.wthr.com/story/30056286/kravitz-blogindy-based-nfl-official-baltz-was-suspicious-of-mcnally-years-ago…


Ben Volin ✔ @BenVolin
Very interesting. Put his name to it, too


Jeff Howe @jeffphowe
Seems overly dramatic, and Baltz only did 3 of Brady's home games w/ McNally in charge of officials' room, not 10-15



Mark Daniels @MarkDanielsPJ
According to ESPN, McNally has worked with the game balls since '08. That would mean Baltz worked with him 4 times http://espn.go.com/espn/otl/story/_/id/12340408/new-england-patriots-employee-gave-unapproved-ball-official-lines-reports…

Christopher Price @cpriceNFL
A quick check of @pfref reveals that Mark Baltz worked 6 games in Foxboro since 1999. 4 of them were games where Brady was the QB.

Jajaja, Kravitz trying to squeeze every drop out of that dried out lemon of a story.

So Baltz can't even remember if he did 3 games or 10-15, but he remembers McNally. This is the same guy who was on the Kelly Naqi report spewing the same crap.

The best part is how he references "the first few times" that McNally asked for the balls early but with only 3 games with McNally/Brady that doesn't leave much, if anything, left for the number of games after the first few. More BS.

Mark Daniels @MarkDanielsPJ
From what I understand, Mark Baltz was at Gillette Stadium 3 times when both Tom Brady and Jim McNally where there.

....and the final blow to Kravitz, Breer and Volin from the victorious Christopher Price:

Christopher Price @cpriceNFL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC75aU47GRk…