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Fantasy Mariners Press Conference by Jim Moore


Jim Moore, the ultimate Coug lover and Husky hater, worked for the Seattle P-I for years and had a successful sports radio talk career at 710 ESPN before continuing to write colums in Tacoma.  The sports site PUCK has published a column by Moore about how he wishes the Mariners post season press conference should go.  He uses a great writing device and even puts the fork in a dying Root Sports (owned by the Mariners).   It is brilliant and great.  Enjoy.

https://www.pucksports.com/blog/mariners-season-ending-press-conference-by-jim-moore

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  1. Jim is one print reporter, who not only was able to transition on to radio, but has also mastered social media.
    No matter what your opinion on him is, it is an important skill to possess.

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