Garbanza
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I don't disagree. I suppose I could have or should have separated weei.com from weei radio, (or espnBoston from espn.com or espn television), but with a limited number of poll choices I consolidated them into one. Although the radio programming is often unlistenable, Price on the website (or the rare times he is on the radio) is very good in my opinion.WEEI? It's awful. I can't think of how many times I've driven to work waiting for them to talk football, and all I get to hear are ads or recordings of nonsense calls. Sure, on the rare occasion they actually talk football, it's interesting, but there's so much garbage on that station that it's hardly worth listening to. I myself buy the idea that we read three times as fast as we talk, and in 30 minutes I can read the Globe, the Herald, or on an online site (I like ESPN and CBS sports) and get at least as much info as 90 minutes of talk gives me. Personally, I like the Boston Herald best (with the Globe a close second) because they have stronger opinions than the Globe, and I enjoy reading that kind of stuff. I also like the Herald Rap a lot.
I thought about them but figured since this was specific to the Pats I'd limit it primarily to "local" media. Maybe after this thread runs its course I'll do another poll focusing on national media preferences.ProFootballTalk deserves a nod, too.
WEEI? It's awful. I can't think of how many times I've driven to work waiting for them to talk football, and all I get to hear are ads or recordings of nonsense calls. Sure, on the rare occasion they actually talk football, it's interesting, but there's so much garbage on that station that it's hardly worth listening to. I myself buy the idea that we read three times as fast as we talk, and in 30 minutes I can read the Globe, the Herald, or on an online site (I like ESPN and CBS sports) and get at least as much info as 90 minutes of talk gives me. Personally, I like the Boston Herald best (with the Globe a close second) because they have stronger opinions than the Globe, and I enjoy reading that kind of stuff. I also like the Herald Rap a lot.