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By: Gerry

Gerry — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 17:54:08 +0000

Hunter, your best piece yet. Thanks for putting your finger on a troubling issue, one that most reminds me of Steve Martin playing the preacherman. After a couple of years listening to these same chameleonsdenigrating every aspect of the Sox and its players, it's good that someone is finally calling them out. Great points, Chip.

By: ChipBuck

ChipBuck — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 12:21:05 +0000

But you're right. The voting has become more about the writers than the careers of the players we're supposed to be examining. It's funny, actually. Think about all of the long-time veteran reporters who are claiming ignorance on their place in the steroid issue, all while claiming to be the window into the clubhouse. They're the ones who claim have insider information and have unparalleled insight into the teams and players. My question is this…did they drop the ball and hide knowledge of the steroid situation in hopes of not losing sources or access? OR did they do such a poor job that they failed to notice the signs? Either way, the BBWAA failed.

By: ChipBuck

ChipBuck — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 12:20:54 +0000

Great piece, as always, Hunter. I've often found the concept of reporting to be interesting. The old adage is that reporters and columnists don't root for players or teams; instead, they root for storylines. Why? Because it gives them something to write about…get caught up in. It doesn't really matter if the narrative is true or not. What matters is that it's compelling. While most would never think this about a reporter (one who's primary job it is to *report* the news), much of his/her job is to embellish his/her pieces with a bit of style and penache that frequently turns the piece into folklore…or in other words, glorified fiction. There is a creative element to today's news reporting (and certainly the commentary) that drives the content.