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Sam Lloyd

Description:To me, life is all about decision making. The quality of your decisions=the quality of your life. Personal development allows you to make better decisions...

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Sam Lloyd

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Chuck Hanf, Two Cents From Beantown

Description: I was born and raised in the Allston section of Boston and moved to the Brighton section of Boston when I was 15. I'm now married and own a home in West Roxbury section of Boston. My family and friends are very important to me and always come first.

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9.3

Peter King, Sports Illustrated

Description: Peter King, a senior writer for Sports Illustrated, joined the magazine in 1989 after spending nearly a decade as an award-winning newspaper journalist. He is one of the country's premier pro football writers. With his lively "Monday Morning Quarterback" column, King is also a key contributor on the NFL beat for SI.com.

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8.9

Mike Fisher, Dallas Basketball - Dallas Mavericks Basketball News and Links

Description: Mike Fisher has been a newspaper beat writer and columnist since 1982, with more than 20 years covering the Mavs and NBA and the Cowboys and NFL in Dallas. He is the author of two best-selling books on the Cowboys, is an award-winning writer who has worked with Sports Illustrated, USA Today, Deadspin and elsewhere, and who has also been a radio personality for 20 years, now on ESPN.

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Josh Gans, Sports Fan 4

Description: Josh Gans ia Boston sports fanatic. He loves his Boston sports teams and the passion the City of Boston exudes for their teams. He played football for his college Utica and currently writes for Sports Fan 4.

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8.9

Rick Reilly, ESPN

Description: Rick Reilly has won the national Sportswriter of the Year award 11 times. He spent two years as a football writer on the sports staff of the Los Angeles Times before joining Sports Illustrated in 1985. Reilly has become a recognized name in the sportswriting industry because of his human interest pieces in SI. His column on Sports Illustrated's back page was called "The Life of Reilly." Reilly left Sports Illustrated and currently is a writer for ESPN.

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8.6

Peter Gammons, ESPN

Description: Hall of Fame baseball reporter Peter Gammons has worked for ESPN since 1988. He primarily serves as a studio analyst for Baseball Tonight, but he also does regular spots for SportsCenter, ESPNEWS and ESPN Radio and contributes to ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine. Gammons was voted the National Sportswriter of the Year for 1989, 1990 and 1993 by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association.

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8.4

Bill Simmons, ESPN

Description: Bill Simmons is a columnist for Page2 on ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine. He is also known by the nicknames of "The Boston Sports Guy" or the " Sports Guy". His ESPN.com column is written from the viewpoint of a passionate Boston fan, and often uses extended analogies and references to pop culture in his columns. He moved to Los Angeles at the end of 2002 to work as a writer for the Jimmy Kimmel Show. He has since left the show to work full-time for ESPN. He has signed a contract to remain with ESPN until 2010. Simmons currently hosts his own podcast on ESPN.com and iTunes titled "The B.S. Report". When he began his podcast on May 8, 2007, until June 14, it was called "Eye of the Sports Guy". He has also filmed segments for the television series E:60.

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John Clayton, ESPN

Description: John Clayton is one of ESPN's premier football writers. He contributes via blog, television, and news stories to ESPN's coverage both during the season and during the offseason, and frequently has interesting and relevant tidbits of news, insight, and wisdom to offer to us sports fans. Clayton is a bit of a stat geek, often showing us (for example) statistical improvements or decay after a quarterback joined a team. The most recent example of this is his column on Brett Favre where he showed that the New York Jets averaged 10 more points per game when Favre was playing. This makes his writing a little dry, but his points are often good ones.

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8.7

J. A. Adande, ESPN

Description: J. A. Adande is a writer for ESPN.com who contributes basketball articles to ESPN's site and also takes part in the Around the Horn show every weekday afternoon.

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