Daily Links 12/5
Herald 76ers can King, hire Nets GM
Tony's confidence low
Fans gather more Moss, Garnett jerseys in 07
Globe Progress seen in big project
Rivers has better things in mind
MetroWest Daily Celtics fast start validates Rivers
A life full of challenge for Carr
LOY's Place MVP considerations
Perkisabeast Face it world, we're just better than you
Philly Inquirer Somebody had to pay for decline of Sixers
Celtics a good example for Sixers' new boss
Philly Daily News Celtics show quick fix is possible
Enterprise C's are more than the Big 3
Courtside View Back to work in Waltham
The NBA Source Musings about Doc one month into a new era in Beantown
MN Publius When did we become New England's farm team?
Fox Sports East still lagging behind the West
Bleacher Report NBA's most improved players
Parquet Pride Quite frankly, this guy's an idiot
Shamrock Headband So long Billy
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Metro Nothing cavalier about this rivalry
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The funniest part of Steven A. Smith’s article is his pressumption that only bloggers come off as ignorant and uneducated. Maybe he should read some of Bob Ryan’s articles on the Celtics, he often sounds like a drunk college kid at 3am after a keg party.
Also, I find it humerous that Steven A. Smith uses the term expert. So if he’s an expert, what kind of expert would he be? An expert in yelling? Or an expert in opinions? I mean he makes it sound like sports opinions are sacred and they should be left to the “experts.” The only difference between any blogger and Steven A. Smith is that he went to school for sports journalism. It does not mean his opinions and knowledge of sports are any better than a blogger’s.
by modawg3434 on Dec 5, 2007 5:00 PM EST reply actions

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