Re: Further Proof of an Anti Redskins Bias in the National Media
 

[QUOTE=monk81]

We both HATE baseball.......I call it a cure for insominia. And admit it all you baseball lovers have you ever stayed awake for an ENTIRE game!!!

KUDOS DASEAL!!!!!!!!!![/QUOTE]


Honestly. I'm a big baseball fan, I think its a great, fun sport. However, when you put the playoffs aside (Those are easy to watch), I probaboly only watch 5-6 full games of regular season baseball a year. I'll watch a few innings almost every night, but overall, I agree that its just pointless to sit there and watch an entire game, which is basically meaningless when it comes right down to it. Now I dont think baseball is a bad sport or anything, but I defintley see why people dont like it.

Re: Further Proof of an Anti Redskins Bias in the National Media
 

At the end of the day, players are just players - they can't take on the responsiblity of being coaches at the sametime, so any coach who can coach a team, regardless of how gifted the players are, to one or many championship victories deserves alot of credit. The protocol for a championship team involves balance and structure - poor coaching is going to be reflected on the players...I don't care how much of a star each and every player on the team may be, they cannot win championships and build dynastys without a good coach.

Sorry to get off topic...

I think for the most part the D.C. area is always going to be targeted for negative spin on news. If it isn't the President, it's the Wizards, Nationals (in due time my friends), and of course the Redskins. But, then again, like I said earlier, it could also be that since we're Redskins fans, we see it more or pay attention to it more than what anyone else does. A fan in Indy probably wouldn't know the difference.