Sources: Truex to stay at DEI with two-year deal
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Truex To Stay With DEI
Published 7/26/2008 at FastMachines.com
Truex To Stay With DEI Well, the house that Dale built is going to have at least one driver next season. In what I consider to be a mildly surprising move, Martin Truex, Jr. reportedly has agreed to a contract with DEI through 2010. From the four-letter network : Sources said an official announcement is expected any day, and that details with multiple sponsors remain to be finalized. Truex, asked if he has an agreement, said: “We’re getting there, yeah. Things are going well right. I’m pretty happy. I just want to think about racing this weekend.” The deal ends speculation that ...
Truex Jr. Appears to Have Contract Signed; McMurray Denies Free Agent Reports
Published 7/27/2008 at FanHouse
... ESPN.com's David Newton reported on Saturday that "several sources" are confirming that Truex will now stay right where he's at -- with Dale Earnhardt Inc. -- until at least 2010: ...
Anonymous Sources Rule Wednesday
Published 7/30/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Daly Planet Editor) at The Daly Planet
... Burr was not letting Newton off-the-hook and the experienced news anchor had a lot more questions. Next up was the Truex fiasco and Burr asked Newton point-blank if "anything had changed" since Newton's original story and Truex's angry denial. The answer was once again that the reason Newton's story had not been confirmed was that "there are details to be worked out." ...
Anybody At ESPN.com Read The Comments?
Published 8/6/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Daly Planet Editor) at The Daly Planet
Since the David Newton stories about Martin Truex Jr. and Ryan Newman broke last week, ESPN.com has stubbornly been keeping both of Newton's "exclusives" posted on the front page. My only question is, does anyone at ESPN read the comments? This is the Martin Truex Jr. page and this is the Ryan Newman story. Both are now so old the computer has made them archive material. That does not matter to the ESPN.com editors, who keep them alive on the front page. This was the article by veteran NASCAR journalist Monte Dutton talking about the ...