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>If you read a Molinari story, there's usually a >convoluted three-paragraph lead that has little to do >with the actual story of the game. That's because he >starts writing his stories in the middle of the game. >Seth seems to really enjoy covering hockey. Molinari >writes like he's covering a NATO meeting. > > >>I'm more of a Pens rooter than an analyst, so I went >>online this morning to try and find out what strategy >>the Flyers used to keep the Pens out of the net last >>night. >> >>Unfortunately, I didn't find it from Rossi or >>Molinari. >> >>Oh, I got the standard and cliched "Flyers goalie >>stood on his head" report from Molinari, and Rossi's >>blog saw fit to patronize his readership with a couple >>of paragraphs about how stupid people who call up >>cable companies when the channel they are watching the >>game goes dark are, but nowhere did I find about how >>the Flyers defensemen began to attack less and push >>the Pens' forwards to the boards more in the second >>and third periods. >> >>I found out about this strategic change from a >>stringer who covered the game for a Philadelphia >>newspaper. >> >>Is it just me, or should the Pittsburgh hockey media >>concentrate on having an "attitude" less and focus on >>their coverage more?

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