Chad Finn blisters ESPN

[Fencer]

http://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/2...ge/fFUoPLPiZCBNwcf9aEMCMJ/story.html#comments

Very strong support for Mike Reiss.

 

[Wordsmyth]

Check out some of those comments. Uproariously amusing!

 

[Brewskies]

No one has done more to destroy the integrity of the NFL than Goodell as Commissioner.

 

[QuantumMechanic]

Don't know how I missed this piece from Chad Finn yesterday:

http://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/2...te-coverage/fFUoPLPiZCBNwcf9aEMCMJ/story.html

Which is why it’s especially frustrating to watch an NFL reporter who has built his career and reputation on no-nonsense reporting, trustworthiness, and hard work — all essential ingredients of journalistic integrity — suffer the whims of ESPN’s selective editing.

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ESPN has lacked an ombudsman since Robert Lipsyte departed in December. It could use one, though he might be the busiest person at the network right now. A few more reporters with the dignity and convictions of Mike Reiss wouldn’t hurt either.

 

[RayClay]

Well done, Chad.

 

[PatsBoy12]

I just tweeted Reiss to keep up the good work. He has only ever replied to one of my tweets, but I hope he sees the one I just sent. It was heartfelt because I know he really puts his all into what he does. I wish he could find a good gig somewhere else, but he probably won't find another place that pays as well or has the kind of benefits I'm sure he has there.

 

[patfanken]

How can you NOT blast BSPN when they have done such a poor job covering this story.

Wait, I'm wrong here. It's not just a "poor job", its an overt HATCHET job. So I guess if you are Roger Goodell, it's been a "good" job by BSPN in advancing his agenda to tarnish the Patriots' brand and intimidating the rest of the NFL ownership.

In other words, "see what I'm doing to the Patriots. If you cross me, I can just as easily do it to you." I can find something to prosecute. It doesn't have to be much. Look what I managed to do over .21 PSI. And I have powerful media allies who will support my narrative for as long as I want."