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On the DL: A Big News Day With US Open Recap, Don Fehr’s Timing and Stephen A. Smith Going Nuts On The Twitterverse
Boston Celtics Basketball - Celtics news, rumors and analysis - CelticsHub.com: Don’t We Already Have Dahntay Jones?
The Rookies: On New Deadspin (And Gawker): Primer and Analysis
A Big News Day With US Open Recap, Don Fehr’s Timing and Stephen A. Smith Going Nuts On The Twitterverse
On the DL —
... ? Why not do this on his podcast? It seems odd and very curious that SAS would explode like this on the Twitterverse. Deadspin linked to some of the posts and you can read his entire rant on his ...
Don’t We Already Have Dahntay Jones?
Boston Celtics Basketball - Celtics news, rumors and analysis - CelticsHub.com —
Stephen A. Smith was making all sorts of news Monday on the Twitter, including one post predicting–nay, PROCLAIMING!–the C’s are targeting Dahntay Jones in free agency. (Hat tip: CelticsBlog).
To which I immediately responded: We already have Dahntay Jones. His name is Tony Allen. The main differences between them are that a) Jones is two inches taller and a slightly better athlete; b) he shoots more jumpers even though he’s almost as bad at making them; c) he’s a bit–a bit–less turnover prone; and d) he has ...
On New Deadspin (And Gawker): Primer and Analysis
The Rookies —
... count over here, which got a link and some brief clarification on Deadspin shortly after.
That, then, led to a Deadspin exodus powered by a few industrious sorts, including this site. Theses and dissertations went both ways for a while (and produced this gem from this guy), and have been further explained away, somewhat obliquely, by other interviews Daulerio has done elsewhere in Blogfrica and brief updates on Deadspin itself.
It shouldn’t surprise those familiar with ...
The Rise and Fall (and Rise) of Stephen A. Smith
The Sporting Blog —
... , famously calling out nearly everyone of color for not supporting Quite Frankly. It seemed insane at the time, but maybe it was foreshadowing. Could Stephen A. Smith be the next Al Sharpton, without the religious leanings? Could Smith be the next great political pundit who uses his verbose dialog and pastoral cadence to both galvanize and polarize the nation whenever the issue of race comes up? ...
On New Deadspin (And Gawker): Primer and Analysis
The Arena —
... count over here, which got a link and some brief clarification on Deadspin shortly after.
That, then, led to a Deadspin exodus powered by a few industrious sorts, including this site. Theses and dissertations went both ways for a while (and produced this gem from this guy), and have been further explained away, somewhat obliquely, by other interviews Daulerio has done elsewhere in Blogfrica and brief updates on Deadspin itself.
It shouldn’t surprise those familiar with the ...
