KCbus
Registered User
I had read a little bit about this, because I follow Portsline on twitter, but I didn't understand what it was about until about two minutes ago, because the initial tweet had been deleted.
Now that I've seen it... Jesus Tapdancing Christ. THIS is what we're worrying about now?
Yes, obviously, we want our reporters to be as objective as possible. But when you cover a team every single day for an entire season (usually multiple seasons), you talk to the players and coaches and executives on a daily basis, you travel with the team, you watch all the games, and you write to a fan base that's devoted to the club... isn't it natural that you'd enjoy seeing them succeed? And sports is supposed to be the toy section of life. What, you're supposed to get the dream job of covering pro sports, and you're just never supposed to enjoy it, ever? You're not allowed to be wowed by impressive feats of athleticism and good team play?
Everyone just needs to relax.
Now that I've seen it... Jesus Tapdancing Christ. THIS is what we're worrying about now?
Yes, obviously, we want our reporters to be as objective as possible. But when you cover a team every single day for an entire season (usually multiple seasons), you talk to the players and coaches and executives on a daily basis, you travel with the team, you watch all the games, and you write to a fan base that's devoted to the club... isn't it natural that you'd enjoy seeing them succeed? And sports is supposed to be the toy section of life. What, you're supposed to get the dream job of covering pro sports, and you're just never supposed to enjoy it, ever? You're not allowed to be wowed by impressive feats of athleticism and good team play?
Everyone just needs to relax.