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[QUOTE="Alydar, post: 5316251, member: 730"] It isn't persecution. It's the double standard. Sports coverage has always been unbalanced since most of the writers worked for newspapers that covered local teams. So everyone in every city got a glowing forecast of the upcoming season and no one cared because only fans read those stories. When a national media outlet slants their coverage fans from all over the country read it. I'm not disturbed by it at all. It's not a complex. It's simply commenting. I've been pointing out ESPN's (in particular M. Voepel's) bias for years. I'm posting to those who don't have the historical perspective I have had. [/QUOTE]
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