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From: http://afraidofedhochuli.blogspot.com/ I have so many opinions that I want to get out right now but I am having trouble expressing them. The last few days I have grown more frustrated and I think I am finally ready to attempt to let that out. This d
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Words I never thought I'd utter: "Hi, I'm Jay Jaffe, and I'm here to be a guest on Inside Edition." Anybody who wants to see my suddenly-in-demand expertise in the field of yapping about steroids in baseball chopped up into itty-bitty sound
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in the order in which I finished them, understanding that very often I read many books at the same time. I count re-read books, by the way. I'll include links to any posts or book excerpts I might have done for each book. I'll keep the commentary to a
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And you know I'm pissed if I'm swearing in the title. There are three separate strands coming up this weekend, oh so conveniently right before the Super Bowl. Let's take them in turn. 1. Senator Specter wanting to know about the destroyed documents. Exc
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Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams did. They are the San Francisco Chronicle writers that wrote Game of Shadows. In twenty years their work may be as ...
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Trenbolone, which Game of Shadows authors Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams say Barry Bonds used, is a veterinary-only product, intended for use in ...
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... which The Chronicle&39s Mark Fainaru-Wada now with ESPN.com and Lance Williams so effectively exposed the sports world&39s ugly, needle-marked backside. ...
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BALCO Panel Makes for Awkward Moment SAN FRANCISCO ?? Lance Williams still won??t reveal his confidential sources. Not when he and San Francisco Chronicle colleague Mark Fainaru-Wada were uncovering the BALCO scandal that rocked the athletic world t
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News and notes while Wayne Huizenga needs some estate planning help?? Court documents released in Jones?? doping case ESPN.com Mark Fainaru-Wada and T. J. Quinn, the two writers that were recently hired due to their speciality in PEDs reporting, wri
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Permalink Comments 0 The new free agents: sportswriters 2007-12-23 22:32 by Bob Timmermann Richard Perez-Pena of the New York Times reports on the trend for online sites such as ESPN.com and Yahoo! Sports to hire away writers from what would normal
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"I&39m living proof you can run faster and throw faster and play major league baseball when you&39re not supposed to," Naulty told Mark Fainaru-Wada of ESPN. ...
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Mark Fainaru-Wada??s investigation into BALCO for the San Francisco Chronicle implicated local hero Barry Bonds in the scandal. ???Clearly sports fan see this ...
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By Mark Fainaru-Wada In the week leading up to the release of the Mitchell report, Brian McNamee scrambled to warn Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte they ...
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I think another genteel tiff just broke out between New York Times columnists, this one featuring sportswriters Murray Chass and William C. Rhoden over Barry Bonds and the steroid scandal. And though I admire Chass, count me firmly on Rhoden's side. On
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Hitting the snooze bar, 12.22.07 22 12 2007 News and notes while Wayne Huizenga needs some estate planning help?? Court documents released in Jones?? doping case ESPN.com Mark Fainaru-Wada and T. J. Quinn, the two writers that were recently hired
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Hitting the snooze bar, 1.15.08 15 01 2008 News and notes while more details emerge over the Rolen-for-Glaus deal emerge?? Aussie round-up: Djokovic rolls in straight sets AP/SI.com Early winners in the Australian Open include Novak Djokovic, Davi
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March March 1: Buster Olney tries to have us believe that Barry Bonds?? increased baseball cap and shoe size, combined with his shirt size, as reported through Mark Fainaru Wada??s and Lance Williams?? Game of Shadows, has a tie to reality. March 2
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In a recent ESPN interview conducted by Mark Fainaru-Wada, the former Chronicle reporter, ex-big leaguer Dan Naulty spoke in gut-wrenching detail about how ...
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Darren at Sports Agent Blog reminds me to write about the New York Times piece on sportswriters getting gobbled up by ESPN, Yahoo, and SI, mostly to write for their online arms in the new frontier for the consumption of sports information ?? The Big Le
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ESPN??s coverage before and after yesterday??s unveiling of George Mitchell??s report on PED-mania in baseball was pretty heavy by WWL standards. Perhaps not as wall-to-wall as the NFL Draft, but certainly right up there with ???Who??s Next???? or th
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er NFL player Dana Stubblefield was charged Friday by federal prosecutors with making false statements to a government agency. Read More: Mark Fainaru-Wada
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permalink comments 0 Naughty Naulty: A story worth hearing ESPN's Outside The Lines had a provocative interview recently with former big-league reliever Dan Naulty, who was named in the Mitchell Report and admitted to their investigators about ster
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Jose Canseco Made Sportswriters Look Silly Posted by MarketWatch on 19 Dec 2007 Tagged as: News It didn??t take long for the nation??s sportswriters to find a villain in Major League Baseball??s steroids scandal. Was it Roger Clemens, the formerl
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Readers of this blog know that I've hammered the San Francisco Chronicle again and again on a number of fronts -- their irrational obsession with hating Barry Bonds their refusal to report the incompetence of Brian Sabean the incredibly shoddy "wor
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Cheap Shots is the daily headline aggregator/link dump of stuff that I??m not much for writing full posts on, and is occasionally updated during the day. Send your links and such to s2nbloggmail.com, and check this post for updates. 11 AM PDT Bye-B
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"Game of Shadows," written by Lance Williams and his former San Francisco Chronicle colleague Mark Fainaru-Wada now with ESPN, is the thoroughly ...
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The Chronicle reporters, Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams, averted jail last year after Colorado lawyer Troy Ellerman pleaded guilty to leaking the ...
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Permalink Comments 34 Yankee Panky 36: Fallout Boys 2007-12-22 04:10 by Will Weiss It's been more than a week since the Report's release, and the Yankees have been at the center of the coverage and analysis. Of the 86 names released in the 409-pa
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Dana Stubblefield, a four-time All-Pro lineman, pleaded guilty Friday to one count of lying to federal agents when he denied using performance-enhancing drugs as part of the ongoing BALCO steroids saga. Read More: Mark Fainaru-Wada
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Nice Work, Seattle Times: A Hostile Hochuli Editorial
From: http://afraidofedhochuli.blogspot.com/ I have so many opinions that I want to get out right now but I am having trouble expressing them. The last few days I have grown more frustrated and I think I am finally ready to attempt to let that out. This d
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Now They Got Me on Tee Vee updated
Words I never thought I'd utter: "Hi, I'm Jay Jaffe, and I'm here to be a guest on Inside Edition." Anybody who wants to see my suddenly-in-demand expertise in the field of yapping about steroids in baseball chopped up into itty-bitty sound
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2007 Books Read
in the order in which I finished them, understanding that very often I read many books at the same time. I count re-read books, by the way. I'll include links to any posts or book excerpts I might have done for each book. I'll keep the commentary to a
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Let's Squash This Spygate Bullshit
And you know I'm pissed if I'm swearing in the title. There are three separate strands coming up this weekend, oh so conveniently right before the Super Bowl. Let's take them in turn. 1. Senator Specter wanting to know about the destroyed documents. Exc
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Sportswriting at Georgia State - GSU Signal
Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams did. They are the San Francisco Chronicle writers that wrote Game of Shadows. In twenty years their work may be as ...
www.gsusignal.com
Why Legalizing Sports Doping Won??t Work - New York Times Blogs
Trenbolone, which Game of Shadows authors Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams say Barry Bonds used, is a veterinary-only product, intended for use in ...
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&39God Save the Fan&39 - sports insights, cliches - San Francisco Chronicle
... which The Chronicle&39s Mark Fainaru-Wada now with ESPN.com and Lance Williams so effectively exposed the sports world&39s ugly, needle-marked backside. ...
www.sfgate.com
BALCO Panel Makes for Awkward Moment
BALCO Panel Makes for Awkward Moment SAN FRANCISCO ?? Lance Williams still won??t reveal his confidential sources. Not when he and San Francisco Chronicle colleague Mark Fainaru-Wada were uncovering the BALCO scandal that rocked the athletic world t
www.nydailynews.com
Hitting the snooze bar, 12/22
News and notes while Wayne Huizenga needs some estate planning help?? Court documents released in Jones?? doping case ESPN.com Mark Fainaru-Wada and T. J. Quinn, the two writers that were recently hired due to their speciality in PEDs reporting, wri
mvn.com
The Griddle: Opening in limited release for Oscar consideration
Permalink Comments 0 The new free agents: sportswriters 2007-12-23 22:32 by Bob Timmermann Richard Perez-Pena of the New York Times reports on the trend for online sites such as ESPN.com and Yahoo! Sports to hire away writers from what would normal
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Naughty Naulty: A story worth hearing - About - News & Issues
"I&39m living proof you can run faster and throw faster and play major league baseball when you&39re not supposed to," Naulty told Mark Fainaru-Wada of ESPN. ...
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Under the Microscope - Chicago Sports Weekly
Mark Fainaru-Wada??s investigation into BALCO for the San Francisco Chronicle implicated local hero Barry Bonds in the scandal. ???Clearly sports fan see this ...
www.csweekly.com
Transcripts: McNamee tried to balance Clemens loyalty, pressure ... - ESPN
By Mark Fainaru-Wada In the week leading up to the release of the Mitchell report, Brian McNamee scrambled to warn Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte they ...
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Your cheating stars
I think another genteel tiff just broke out between New York Times columnists, this one featuring sportswriters Murray Chass and William C. Rhoden over Barry Bonds and the steroid scandal. And though I admire Chass, count me firmly on Rhoden's side. On
www.salon.com
Hitting the snooze bar, 12.22.07
Hitting the snooze bar, 12.22.07 22 12 2007 News and notes while Wayne Huizenga needs some estate planning help?? Court documents released in Jones?? doping case ESPN.com Mark Fainaru-Wada and T. J. Quinn, the two writers that were recently hired
theburiedlead.com
Hitting the snooze bar, 1.15.08
Hitting the snooze bar, 1.15.08 15 01 2008 News and notes while more details emerge over the Rolen-for-Glaus deal emerge?? Aussie round-up: Djokovic rolls in straight sets AP/SI.com Early winners in the Australian Open include Novak Djokovic, Davi
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2007: The Year In Retrospect March-April
March March 1: Buster Olney tries to have us believe that Barry Bonds?? increased baseball cap and shoe size, combined with his shirt size, as reported through Mark Fainaru Wada??s and Lance Williams?? Game of Shadows, has a tie to reality. March 2
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Jenkins: Clemens may never learn that honesty&39s still best policy - San Francisco Chronicle
In a recent ESPN interview conducted by Mark Fainaru-Wada, the former Chronicle reporter, ex-big leaguer Dan Naulty spoke in gut-wrenching detail about how ...
www.sfgate.com
The Arms Race.
Darren at Sports Agent Blog reminds me to write about the New York Times piece on sportswriters getting gobbled up by ESPN, Yahoo, and SI, mostly to write for their online arms in the new frontier for the consumption of sports information ?? The Big Le
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Raissman : ESPN Failed To Tout In-House Scoop
ESPN??s coverage before and after yesterday??s unveiling of George Mitchell??s report on PED-mania in baseball was pretty heavy by WWL standards. Perhaps not as wall-to-wall as the NFL Draft, but certainly right up there with ???Who??s Next???? or th
www.cantstopthebleeding.com
Stubblefield to plead guilty in connection to BALCO
er NFL player Dana Stubblefield was charged Friday by federal prosecutors with making false statements to a government agency. Read More: Mark Fainaru-Wada
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A Rockie future
permalink comments 0 Naughty Naulty: A story worth hearing ESPN's Outside The Lines had a provocative interview recently with former big-league reliever Dan Naulty, who was named in the Mitchell Report and admitted to their investigators about ster
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Jose Canseco Made Sportswriters Look Silly
Jose Canseco Made Sportswriters Look Silly Posted by MarketWatch on 19 Dec 2007 Tagged as: News It didn??t take long for the nation??s sportswriters to find a villain in Major League Baseball??s steroids scandal. Was it Roger Clemens, the formerl
www.mediachannel.org
Reality check for the SF Chronicle
Readers of this blog know that I've hammered the San Francisco Chronicle again and again on a number of fronts -- their irrational obsession with hating Barry Bonds their refusal to report the incompetence of Brian Sabean the incredibly shoddy "wor
giantswin.blogspot.com
Cheap Shots 97.
Cheap Shots is the daily headline aggregator/link dump of stuff that I??m not much for writing full posts on, and is occasionally updated during the day. Send your links and such to s2nbloggmail.com, and check this post for updates. 11 AM PDT Bye-B
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From &39Shadows&39 to the screen - Los Angeles Times
"Game of Shadows," written by Lance Williams and his former San Francisco Chronicle colleague Mark Fainaru-Wada now with ESPN, is the thoroughly ...
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SF Chronicle editor steps down to take new job with Hearst Corp. - San Jose Mercury News
The Chronicle reporters, Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams, averted jail last year after Colorado lawyer Troy Ellerman pleaded guilty to leaking the ...
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Bronx Banter: Which One of Dese?
Permalink Comments 34 Yankee Panky 36: Fallout Boys 2007-12-22 04:10 by Will Weiss It's been more than a week since the Report's release, and the Yankees have been at the center of the coverage and analysis. Of the 86 names released in the 409-pa
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Stubblefield pleads guilty to lying in BALCO case
Dana Stubblefield, a four-time All-Pro lineman, pleaded guilty Friday to one count of lying to federal agents when he denied using performance-enhancing drugs as part of the ongoing BALCO steroids saga. Read More: Mark Fainaru-Wada
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