Then again, it is the third member. Cavs and Indians never had more than 1 beat reporter until the MSB/JV era. Really don't need someone talented to be the #3 guy.Fedor sticking around too, I'm sad to say. Jeez, their standards must've been really low for the 3rd member of their team..
Then again, it is the third member. Cavs and Indians never had more than 1 beat reporter until the MSB/JV era. Really don't need someone talented to be the #3 guy.
Fedor sticking around too, I'm sad to say. Jeez, their standards must've been really low for the 3rd member of their team..
Vince Grzegorek @vincethepolack
Some media news: Your brand new NEOMG/cleveland.com/PD LeBron beat writer: @joevardon. Your new Cavs beat writer: @chrisbhaynes
9:09 PM - 2 Sep 2014
New LeBron reporter for @NEOMG_news (and PD) was statehouse reporter in Columbus. (My old beat, no seriously)
Chris Haynes @ChrisBHaynes · Jul 11
LeBron James' agent, Rich Paul, confirms to @CSNNW that his client is going to the Cavs.
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Previously he covered the NBA for Slamonline.com. In Portland, Chris has built a reputation as the go-to NBA writer, the one who breaks the big stories. NBA reporter Marc Spears of Yahoo Sports says "there is no NBA team beat writer that breaks more news than Haynes." Chris has a bachelor's degree from California State University in Fresno.
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Haynes has been active, even during the summer months of a rather quiet off-season for the Blazers. As mentioned, he also seems to have some sources that allow him to tap into bigger stories. Looking forward to see what he can deliver. We all know it can go nowhere but way up when it comes to PD coverage. I hope he has insights into basketball, and I hope he likes blogging for the PD.
Surprised they aren't lining up now.