I wonder how much money AJM can make if he did do something like that.

what I was going to ask. I have not seen his byline in the newspaper for any sports story in at least a month. And he has not blogged either. I wonder if he has gone the way of Kevin Blackistone and Ed Bark and has taken some kind of buyout. Hope not. He’s a good dude.

…at logic.

probably be dead by then.

could use a plus 1

…with a cousin in the newspaper business and him trying to explain to me the case of the DMN / ST, I don’t think any of these newspaper guys understand that this world does not revolve solely around the Cowboys. I am a Texas Ranger fan and proud of it. I look to several avenues for news on the team and losing the one with an inside track to the team, is ludicrous. It would never happen with the Cowboys, Mavericks, or probably even the Stars. I guess they feel as though we, as Ranger fans, are used to getting the short end of the straw and we won’t know any better. Well, they are wrong. We are the first to recognize that we are “last to know when it’s raining, but the first to die in the flood”. I’ll be looking for the “Grant me some time in Arlington Blog”.

Best of luck as things shake out. I hope you get a good opportunity, and selfishly, I hope it still means Ranger coverage.

Hopefully you land on-line as the baseball reporter for the South / South West. It hurts as a Ranger’s fan to see another avenue of information close while knowing that the fans will still be stuck with Galloway as the standard byline for Ranger’s news.

Good luck in your future endeavors, and thank you heartily for all of your dedication over the years.

Be Well, Friend!

Here’s hoping you’ll get back into covering the Rangers someday – wherever you wind up, your readers will be lucky to have you. I know I’ve vehemently disagreed with you in the past on some stuff, but you truly where the best beatwriter we had. I’ll miss you dude.

in journalism school are thinking now :)