Maybe we shouldn't blame him, headline writers are usually back home and he most likely had little control over the result.
But:
40 % of john's "impressions" had nothing to do with the game, some not even about the team and I was let down. Would have appreciated impressions, sounded promising.
I don't know John personally but I am speaking of the standard of work which I think is fair game.
All I can say is how much I appreciate the fact that not only do we have one of the top teams in WCBB virtually every year, but that the Connecticut sports media has at least 3 reporters dedicated to our team so we can read a constant flow of articles, blogs, and tweets from them.Maybe we shouldn't blame him, headline writers are usually back home and he most likely had little control over the result.
But:
40 % of john's "impressions" had nothing to do with the game, some not even about the team and I was let down. Would have appreciated impressions, sounded promising.
I read Altavilla's article in the Courant and I thought it was a professional and informative piece on the team and almost entirely devoted to the game. Link to Hartofrd Courant
I may be wrong but I thought that the linked article in this thread was John A's blog which has an entirely different standard. When I read the blog (if that's what it is) I got the impression that it was written in the hotel bar after a couple of mojita's. That's not a criticism of Altavila, just my opinion of the linked piece.
Of the 10 bullet points that made up his set of "comments", 7 of them related to the game, so that's an astounding 70%. I certainly applaud anyone's right to criticize, but at least get your facts right.