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i gotta say, that was pretty fun
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Never in the history of sports has so much hatred been directed by so many at so few.This Mediot insults our fan base. This mediot supports and encourages patriots hate. He goes to the same school of idiocy as that wicksham fella. This twice before you read their articles and believe anything they say.
I already talked to Kellerman. I told him if I see him on the street I'll drop him like a bad habit.
You need to exercise some self control. First you must understand Max Kellerman's goal which has been stated by a few posters in this thread. Once you know what he's really trying to do. You can start to understand it's not personal. It's just business. You want it to stop. Then be part of stopping him by stop talking about him. If someone else talks about him, you explain to them what he's doing and encourage them to not listen and talk about him.
That's an interesting take on Holley. I really like him, as well. But, I think you hit on something when you reference his demeanor toward friends and I'd add former colleagues, as well. He still challenges them when he disagrees, but it's in a somewhat gentle, non-confrontational manner when more aggression seems warranted. Anyway, good observation by you.They are trying to get him on DHK today but my fear is that Holley will run interference for him when they get him on the ropes. I like Holley but he sucks when they have his friends on. He disgraced himself during the interviews with Wilbon and the Globe writer from the Spotlight team.
News stories are now driven by provocation and agitation rather than substance or insight. Kellerman is just a sign of the times.
You guys understand that they are scripting this right? I don’t even think they believe what they say. It’s basically pro wrestling. They are paid to say this.
I agree with this sentiment. A lot of the media people, especially the ones on TV and radio folks are "playing characters" and push certain storylines as part of their show. I think for some of the people, they actually dislike certain coaches/players/teams so, when the script calls for it, it's not a stretch for them to act like it.
The thing I haven't been able to understand is, if this is the case, why ESPN never had a "Patriots homer" character. It would certainly stir up more interest if someone like Kellerman said that all non-Patriots were dumb 3 years ago for believing the deflated footballs story. To me, it would be more interesting radio if Mazz disagreed with Felger about the team. Instead, every negative opinion gets an endorsement or isn't challenged.