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Mark Wood

To 𝘵𝘩𝘦 Max

Articles, The Baseball Podcast

Episode 2 of this much anticipated season is here, but sadly Max is not. Daron Vaught and Mark Wood carry us through this one, covering some of the major storylines of the MLB season so far. Find out how Enos Slaughter was nearly Mark’s dad. Also, like free stuff? Listen to find out how you… Read more »

Media Musings: Krause Making Up For Lost Sports

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Written by R.L. Bynum A busy schedule for the versatile Krause with fall sports shifting to spring When traditional fall sports either stretched into or were moved to spring, few broadcasters have been more versatile and busier than Matt Krause. During one three-city, three-day, four-sport stretch, he worked women’s basketball, field hockey, soccer and football… Read more »

Media Musings: New Deputy Sports Editor in Town

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written by R.L. Bynum Pelletier brings deep hockey knowledge, award-winning career to McClatchy  In the turbulent newspaper industry that even cuts loose award-winning journalists because of downsizing, there are always plenty of outstanding candidates when jobs open. Justin Pelletier was sports editor of the Boston Herald when he dealt with the painful front end of… Read more »

Media Musings: Hamlin Does Hillsborough

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written by R.L. Bynum Hillsborough Sports offers diverse mix of high school sports content Imagine the traditional small newspaper sports section that covers local high schools much more extensively than larger media outlets and has the advertising support of local businesses. Convert that concept into a website and add play-by-play broadcasts, video and photo galleries… Read more »

Media Musings: Forslund Leaving His Heart in Carolina

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written by R. L. Bynum Forslund moving on to Seattle but emotionally is still with the Canes  John Forslund may have moved on to the next step of his career but he hasn’t lost an emotional attachment to his team that he followed from Hartford to North Carolina. Forslund, who is only calling national games… Read more »