Aw gee, we ink-stained wretches don't control the cameras in the press gaggle.I really like our sports press representatives, but I cringe when they are on camera, as they so often are.
There are reasons reporters are TV, Radio or Print.I really like our sports press representatives, but I cringe when they are on camera, as they so often are.
But why is it all the dressed up pretty guys are into newsprint?? I guess the rest say: Hey it's in a gym, just wear what you were wearing when you got outa bed.There are reasons reporters are TV, Radio or Print.
Asking hard questions of Tyson were best done via the phone.Aw gee, we ink-stained wretches don't control the cameras in the press gaggle.
You can get close to Geno--and thus appear on camera--because there's no fear attached to that interview but there are some coaches and athletes (Mike Tyson comes to mind) where I'd just as soon stand about three deep.
Ha, you've got that right, Broadway. I remember when Tyson had to be restrained from going after Tim Layton of Newsday at a press conference in Las Vegas. I never covered Geno but I'm sure the sportswriters who do--Doyle, Fuller, Beth Harris, et al--appreciate his willingness to endure the media's persistent pestering.Asking hard questions of Tyson were best done via the phone.
Leave Jim alone, he gets a lot of good stuff for us.Aw gee, we ink-stained wretches don't control the cameras in the press gaggle.
You can get close to Geno--and thus appear on camera--because there's no fear attached to that interview but there are some coaches and athletes (Mike Tyson comes to mind) where I'd just as soon stand about three deep.
given how much print journalists make these days, this is probably his go-to-church shirt.I really like our sports press representatives, but I cringe when they are on camera, as they so often are.
Geno has mellowed. In the past, if a question tended to disrespect him, his team or a particular player--he'd be less that friendly--Some think DT was his favorite, maybe, but he was very protective of Maya--and I loved it.Ha, you've got that right, Broadway. I remember when Tyson had to be restrained from going after Tim Layton of Newsday at a press conference in Las Vegas. I never covered Geno but I'm sure the sportswriters who do--Doyle, Fuller, Beth Harris, et al--appreciate his willingness to endure the media's persistent pestering.
Not just Print reporters--it ain't you dad's old church dressing.given how much print journalists make these days, this is probably his go-to-church shirt.