Sando no longer NFC West writer for ESPN

Trenchbroom · Aug 19, 2013

We get some NASCAR writer covering the Seahawks instead.

http://espnmediazone.com/us/press-r...tion-network-with-sites-for-all-32-nfl-teams/

VaporHawk · Aug 19, 2013

Terry Blount used to cover the Oilers and he has lived in Seattle for seven years, plus he was at training camp EVERY day. Sando II for sure.

He even tweeted how much Moffitt will help the Bengals -heh

chris98251 · Aug 19, 2013

So Sando got a promotion and they hired a bunch of guys to cover each team.

RolandDeschain · Aug 19, 2013

Is Sando's promotion in place of his current role, and we won't see him doing NFC West stuff anymore, or in addition to?

rideaducati · Aug 19, 2013

I hope Blount starts writing soon, I am so sick of going to ESPN's NFC West site and seeing 4 rams articles in a row.

Damn... Sando is becoming an "insider"... I'll have to pay to read his stuff.

drdiags · Aug 19, 2013

RolandDeschain":3b5w4mdl said:
Is Sando's promotion in place of his current role, and we won't see him doing NFC West stuff anymore, or in addition to?

I get the impression from what I see tweeted that he will be producing premium material and no longer doing NFC West stuff as of tomorrow.

Throwdown · Aug 19, 2013

RolandDeschain":3kig17qn said:
Is Sando's promotion in place of his current role, and we won't see him doing NFC West stuff anymore, or in addition to?

Nascar is not a promotion

drdiags · Aug 19, 2013

This concept seems to have good intentions. May make reading the ESPN NFL blog easier, since I would think the cross-posting to rival forums may be minimal. No whining in the comments about Sando only writing about his favorite teams. I am sure the good nature ribbing done on the current NFC West blog will carry over, but eventually die down. Guess we have to see how the format is laid out.

Sure wouldn't mind having an ESPN Seattle, like they do for the major cities. Doubt that happens anytime soon.

pehawk · Aug 19, 2013

drdiags":2ialnj7v said:
Sure wouldn't mind having an ESPN Seattle, like they do for the major cities. Doubt that happens anytime soon.

That's resonated in my lil insecure Seattlite brain as well.

rideaducati · Aug 19, 2013

Throwdown":3zvsotpq said:
RolandDeschain":3zvsotpq said:

Is Sando's promotion in place of his current role, and we won't see him doing NFC West stuff anymore, or in addition to?

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Nascar is not a promotion

Nascar is what the NEW Seahawks writer writes about, not what Sando is going to do. Sando is now an "insider".

Throwdown · Aug 19, 2013

rideaducati":2k5sff5y said:
Throwdown":2k5sff5y said:

RolandDeschain":2k5sff5y said:

Is Sando's promotion in place of his current role, and we won't see him doing NFC West stuff anymore, or in addition to?

Click to expand...

Nascar is not a promotion

Click to expand...

Nascar is what the NEW Seahawks writer writes about, not what Sando is going to do. Sando is now an "insider".

OOOOOH

I really need to read.

drdiags · Aug 19, 2013

pehawk":380dpsyo said:
drdiags":380dpsyo said:

Sure wouldn't mind having an ESPN Seattle, like they do for the major cities. Doubt that happens anytime soon.

Click to expand...

That's resonated in my lil insecure Seattlite brain as well.

Figured they would run with Boston, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles for a few years then branch out. I did see an ESPN Cleveland website, so maybe they have a Seattle one and no one has told me yet. DOOH!

gargantual · Aug 19, 2013

Sucks if he's only writing "insider" content now. Wonder if this will affect his guest spots on the 710 ESPN shows?

Sports Hernia · Aug 19, 2013

drdiags":1dkplgmz said:
This concept seems to have good intentions. May make reading the ESPN NFL blog easier, since I would think the cross-posting to rival forums may be minimal. No whining in the comments about Sando only writing about his favorite teams. I am sure the good nature ribbing done on the current NFC West blog will carry over, but eventually die down. Guess we have to see how the format is laid out.

Sure wouldn't mind having an ESPN Seattle, like they do for the major cities. Doubt that happens anytime soon.

If we ever land a NBA and a NHL team I'm sure you will. :th2thumbs:

RolandDeschain · Aug 19, 2013

Throwdown":3gwia8k2 said:
OOOOOH

I really need to read.

Why? You've been getting by without it for years.

Marvin49 · Aug 19, 2013

Never really liked Sando that much anyway. I can't speak for the Seattle guys but the local beat writers (Barrows and Maiocco) are much better than Sando in SF.

Happy · Aug 19, 2013

Marvin49":1dxk56l1 said:
Never really liked Sando that much anyway. I can't speak for the Seattle guys but the local beat writers (Barrows and Maiocco) are much better than Sando in SF.

When he was a local beat writer he was the man when it came to covering the 'Hawks. He accumulated so much information. He had spreadsheets and everything you could download. And he seemed to get along real well with the organization. Hardworking and professional, but cool.

When he went to ESPN his focused changed but his methodology stayed the same and I can see that it's paying off for him which I thinks is great. He's got some odd quirks but who doesn't?

kearly · Aug 19, 2013

Sando is super-duper bland, but he works his ass off and does an incredible job unearthing insightful statistics. Congrats to him, but sad day for us.

Hawkfan77 · Aug 20, 2013

I wasn't a fan of Sando so I don't really care much and I don't go to ESPN for news on my hawks anyway.

AvengerRam · Aug 20, 2013

I just want them to stop trying to force-feed us the bogus ESPN "Total QBR" analysis.

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