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Aug142011

The Story of ESPN: Unremarkable Writing

AuthorCJScalazetti | DateSunday, August 14, 2011 at 8:22PM | Comment2 Comments

ESPN: Those Guys Have All the Fun went from an anxiously awaited Amazon pre-order to an ultimately dissapointing book.

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Oct252009

Phillies Books Not Worth Reading: Part 2 of 2

AuthorJames Dugan | DateSunday, October 25, 2009 at 1:39PM | CommentPost a Comment

If the layoff between the National League Championship and the World Series has left you in the doldrums, I think this is a great chance to catch up on your reading while stoking your Phillies fever. There are many Phillies books worth reading, as long as you do not get taken by Jayson Stark’s latest work. A veteran of Phillies beat and long time Philadelphia newspaper sports’ contributor, he has left us for the greener shores of ESPN. If he was trying to gain back his Philadelphia badge with this book Worth The Wait: Tales of the 2008 Phillies, he surely missed his mark.

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