west coast orange and black
02-13-2006, 05:38 PM
"If this were reality, yes, we'd see the best of Bonds. We'd see how he ignores, insults and mistreats members of an organization that have blatantly fawned over him (especially at the top level of ownership) to the point of embarrassment.
"I can't think of many writers, anywhere in the country, who actually enjoy talking to Bonds. Columnists have the right to ignore him altogether (see your 3-Dot proprietor) and simply enjoy his magnificent show on the field, but for beat writers, approaching Bonds is a near-daily adventure.
"What nobody seems to realize is that the rest of the country -- ESPN's audience, essentially -- doesn't crave regular doses of Bonds."
-bruce jenkins, sf chronicle, saturday, 11 february 2006
the column in its entirety (http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2006/02/11/SPGATH6VD91.DTL&type=printable)
"I can't think of many writers, anywhere in the country, who actually enjoy talking to Bonds. Columnists have the right to ignore him altogether (see your 3-Dot proprietor) and simply enjoy his magnificent show on the field, but for beat writers, approaching Bonds is a near-daily adventure.
"What nobody seems to realize is that the rest of the country -- ESPN's audience, essentially -- doesn't crave regular doses of Bonds."
-bruce jenkins, sf chronicle, saturday, 11 february 2006
the column in its entirety (http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2006/02/11/SPGATH6VD91.DTL&type=printable)