Post by jb on Apr 15, 2008 5:56:15 GMT -5
Marc Spears, has rapidly become a fixture on the Boston Sports scene, as the beat writer for the Globe.
His national contacts and broad vision have earned him an enthusiastic following in the few months he has been in Boston.
He constantly impresses me with his writing skills as well as his love for the history of the game.
Here is a recent example of both of those traits from his column of April 10th.
WASHINGTON - Every Tuesday during lunchtime, Kwok K. Cheung places a picture of the late Red Auerbach in an empty seat and a cold bottle of Tsingtao beer at the table in front of it at Shanghai Village Chinese restaurant in Bethesda, Md. Soon after, many of the former Celtics coaching legend's friends arrive to enjoy the weekly lunches and conversations he started years earlier.
I'm sure Marc will share his opinions on his preferences for MVP and coach of the year, as well as help us continue evaluating the playoff match-ups and the interesting twists the rotation has taken in these past few weeks.
We hope you will join us.
If you have a question for our guest or the show you can call our toll free number (1.866.751.9649), send us an e-mail to CSL@CelticsBlog.com, or join us in the chat during the broadcast.
His national contacts and broad vision have earned him an enthusiastic following in the few months he has been in Boston.
He constantly impresses me with his writing skills as well as his love for the history of the game.
Here is a recent example of both of those traits from his column of April 10th.
WASHINGTON - Every Tuesday during lunchtime, Kwok K. Cheung places a picture of the late Red Auerbach in an empty seat and a cold bottle of Tsingtao beer at the table in front of it at Shanghai Village Chinese restaurant in Bethesda, Md. Soon after, many of the former Celtics coaching legend's friends arrive to enjoy the weekly lunches and conversations he started years earlier.
I'm sure Marc will share his opinions on his preferences for MVP and coach of the year, as well as help us continue evaluating the playoff match-ups and the interesting twists the rotation has taken in these past few weeks.
We hope you will join us.
If you have a question for our guest or the show you can call our toll free number (1.866.751.9649), send us an e-mail to CSL@CelticsBlog.com, or join us in the chat during the broadcast.