I read that blog, and you hit it on the head. TH was either butting into a personal matter, or acting as Fielder's publicist by not writing a story. Anyone who thinks the team's beat writer wasn't obligated to bring that story up, is severely misguided. Even McCalvy did a story on it for Brewers.com, which really surprised me. What's also funny is the people threatening to cancel their subscription as they write on the JS's blog. I'm sure the JS would rather keep your subscription, but in all honesty, the print edition subscriptions aren't that valuable to them anymore. About 95 cents of every dollar is from ads in the newspaper biz. Print is dying anyway and media is digital. If they had the choice, the JS would probably rather have you visit their site than buy their paper. More traffic means more online ads, which is where the future is anyway, and they know it. Sorry for that lecture, but I just thought it was funny how much of a difference those guys thought they were making.