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Where Are They Now?

Jun 24th, 2009 | By Jimmy Scott | Category: Baseball, Jimmy Scott, Top Story

The goal of any MLB player, any professional athlete really, is to never be the subject of a Where Are They Now? story. It’s personally degrading. It’s kind of insulting. If televised, it’s a way for the masses to make fun of you. “Where Are They Now – (insert your name here)” means you were [...]

Tags: 50s, Accomplice, Dignity, Handful, Katrina, Little Bit, Microphone, Mid 80s, Might Make Sense, Mlb Player, Old Joke, Out Of The Blue, Professional Athlete, Segment, Shoulders, Spike, Vh 1, Walking On Sunshine, Waves, Zero Chance Posted in Baseball, Jimmy Scott, Top Story | No Comments »

A Good Man Lost His Job

Feb 24th, 2009 | By Joe McDonald | Category: Joe McDonald, New York Rangers, Top Story

On breakup day, after the Rangers were eliminated by the Buffalo Sabres in 2007, Tom Renney addressed the media. Right after he was finished, I handed him the newest issue of New York Sportscene with an article I wrote on the coach.
Usually when you hand sports figures press on themselves, they take it, thank you, [...]

Tags: Bottom Line, Brendan Shanahan, Buffalo Sabres, Dignity, Family And Friends, Fresh Start, Gentleman, Good Man, Hockey Man, Jaromir Jagr, John Tortorella, Laughingstock, Lockout, Rangers, Rarity, Sports Figures, Sportscene, Sweet Day, Tom Renney, True Hockey Posted in Joe McDonald, New York Rangers, Top Story | 4 comments