Sports writers - which one more hated by Nets fans?

[macgyver893]

John Hollinger or Chris Broussard.... or someone else?

[canofan42]

Chris Sheridan

[Belarus]

Bondy (wannabe nix writer)

I have a great deal of respect for Hollinger. He's been spot on predicting nets record every single season. No sugarcoating.

[Eddymac]

i understand hollinger but why Brouchard?

[ghoti]

Chris Sheridan

Obvious answer. How can he not be in the poll?

[macgyver893]

Hollinger just always seems to dismiss the Nets when he talks about him. I put him in here b/c I read a little blurb (couldn't read full thing b/c of Insider) and it was just totally making the Nets out to be a joke of a franchise.

Broussard b/c he's an idiot and can never get his reporting and sources correct... I can't believe I forgot Sheridan.

This thread only came about b/c of the hate I was seeing for the Nets since we're in the spotlight now with all this Dwight stuff. I hope we either get Dwight or Nene+SF, and just go on a miraculous run in this shortened NBA season and just surprise the crap out of everyone and win it all!!!

[Dumpy]

Hollinger is from NJ and I think was a local reporter before making it big with his PER. Maybe I'm imagining things, but I sometimes get the feeling that he goes overboard in his anti-Nets remarks just beacause they are his hometown team and he wants to prove that he is fair.

There's a sometimes-visitor to Nets Daily that I suspect is him, in fact, but can't prove it.

[pegs]

Chris Sheridan is by far the biggest moron. I always get him and Broussard mixed up.

Then again, all you have to do is write for ESPN, and you instantly get put on the list for potentially awful writers.

I would also add Al Iannazzone to that list. I always thought he was a bad writer, and I never liked his "tone" of writing. Now, he's a Knicks writer - and I don't think that's all his paper's fault. I think he was asked, and jumped at the chance.

Here's an interesting one, that might bring about a bunch of different answers - most loved? I'd personally put Woj at the top of the list. He's a good writer, but when you add in all the people he seems to be connected with and all the stories he digs up, that makes him one of the best. I also like that he's not too biased in his writing (compared to other writers).

[idelbi]

My vote is for Chris Sheridan. He combines Broussard's unreliability with Hollinger's tone.

Here's an interesting one, that might bring about a bunch of different answers - most loved?

My top 3 are Woj (best sources), Dave D (best perspective of the reality of the Nets) and Henry Abbott (best insight into league wide issues).