Teams hated on by the National Media.

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

I think Peter Gammonds is a bit too harsh on the Red Sox.

 

{sarcasm off}

 

I found it interesting how the Carolina Panthers were written off in the NFC Championship Game by ESPN as just another sidenote to the Donovan McNabb 2003 Blowjob Tour...

[EVIL~! alkeiper 0]

Its quite simple. The media never gives my team the credit it deserves. They're always hating on my team, just because they've got a beef with our star player. However, they're in LOVE with our team's hated enemy. They can't stop giving their star player verbal blowjobs. Meanwhile, they ignore his obvious shortcomings, such as his lack of talent, and propensity towards fornicating with other men.

 

Hope that clears everything up.

[Guest Anglesault]

The Media doesn't like my Yankees.

[Steve J. Rogers 0]

The Media doesn't like my Yankees.

Correction, the "opinion" side of the media hates your Yankees. The broadcasters, pre/post game hosts, Sports Center anchors, local anchors are all Yankee lovers.

 

Its the radio hosts, newpaper columnists, talking head "baseball" experts that are Anti-Yankee

[The Czech Republic 0]

The Media doesn't like my Yankees.

The media simultaneously loves and hates the Yankees.

[mw679 0]

As was discussed earlier in here, about the media 180's, the Patriots were shit on by the media for a loooooooong time. Even when they beat the supposed "Greatest show on Turf", what did FOX do? "Hey, let's go to a nice long piece about Pat Summerall, seeing he's gone after this game." Couldn't that wait? Of course, this year with them going 15 straight to end the season, the media was all on their nuts once the wins started piling up, but the fans of other teams became big time haters. I guess I know how Yankee fans feel now....

[Guest Anglesault]

The Media doesn't like my Yankees.

The media simultaneously loves and hates the Yankees.

The Media tends to hate the "idea" of the Yankees and like team itself, I guess.

[The Czech Republic 0]

I hope Expomania sweeps the offices of ESPN and Fox.

[AlwaysPissedOff 0]

UNC and Duke are two major media darlings and Dukie V made me sick when he was calling the game tonight calling UNC one of the best and all that other rubbish when in actuality, UNC is just middle of the road while Duke continually proves they belong near the top(despite how much I hate them, they *are* good) and deserve the hype they get.

 

God, I love watching Roy Williams and his squad of under-achieving kids screw up every year despite having most opinion writers all over their sacks. It just warms my heart when they fail and continue to fail, heh.

[alfdogg 0]

Duke definitely deserves their hype, but ONLY as a team. As individuals, they all got FAR too much hype, Hill and Brand being the only exceptions thus far.

[Guest Redhawk]

For football anyway, the national media loves any team with a charismatic/lovably quirky coach, but only if/when the team is winning, and even more so if that coach has ever won a national title or Super Bowl. Recent love affairs have been with the Buccaneers (Gruden), Cowboys (Parcells), Chiefs (Vermeil), Patriots (Belichek), Giants (Fassell), Jets (Edwards) and Steelers (Cowher).

[Kahran Ramsus 0]

The media also loves flashy passing games so that means the Rams, Colts & Vikings get way more love than they deserve.

[Vern Gagne 0]

Plenty in the media don't like Boby Bowden. He's a good old boy, and they look down on that.