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Fang's Bites found this 10/2/2008 on www.bostonsportsmedia.com [flag]
From T.J. Simers , who had the long interview with Manny Ramirez last weekend that has caused so much anguish among the sports media here in Boston: (Though they’re all just probably ticked off that this guy got more from Manny then all of them managed to get from him in his eight years here in ... [link]

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Your Thursday Linkage
Published 10/2/2008 by kzfone@gmail.com (kzfone) at Fang's Bites
... Bruce Allen of the Boston Sports Media Watch has a look at Los Angeles Times' columnist TJ Simers taking a shot at Boston Herald columnist Gerry Callahan. And Bruce notices that former Herald Patriots beat reporter Michael Felger ...

Callahan vs. Simers Escalates; Borges Countdown On at Herald
Published 10/3/2008 by David at Scott's Shots
... Catch yourself up on the Manny Ramirez-fueled matter here and then check out this Thursday afternoon rebuttal from Callahan (after a request for comment from Shots): ...

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