Mr Amador no room for I'm professionalism when dealing with kids
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Angie G
11 years ago
After looking over the work that Mr. David A. Amador has published as his articles in various places, he crosses the line between professional sports journalism and personal writing/blogging. As a sports journalist, his focus should be all things sports: players, coaches, teams, injury reports, wins, losses, statistics, standings, etc. However, when you read his articles, it becomes easily evident that he highlights his personal vendetta against a coach, a team, a player, a program as part of his publishing. His invested dislike towards them is evident to the reader and how he wrongly uses his voice as a sports journalist to publicly try and shame those parties. Everyone does have a right to their opinion and do not have to like everyone, but, they also cannot and should not act unprofessional for personal gain or contentment. Not through sports publishing. It's not a blogging site. Personal is separate from professional. Breaking news and court cases should be left to the news media, not a high school sports magazine. THERE IS NO ROOM FOR THAT TYPE OF IGNORANCE AROUND KIDS.
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Hector
11 years ago
Unprofessional little man
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Julissa Chavez
11 years ago
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His hatred and obsession with certain individuals should be put aside and kept personal. He needs to stick to scores and stats.
Tool
This idiot does not belong on the field...
He pollutes high school sports journalism...
video taped my family at my dads hearing
There is not enough space...
unprofessional inappropriate
Keep him away from the kids. Its supposed to be about the game and the athletes not his personal vendettas against teenagers.
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Mr Amador no room for I'm professionalism when dealing with kids
After looking over the work that Mr. David A. Amador has published as his articles in various places, he crosses the line between professional sports journalism and personal writing/blogging. As a sports journalist, his focus should be all things sports: players, coaches, teams, injury reports, wins, losses, statistics, standings, etc. However, when you read his articles, it becomes easily evident that he highlights his personal vendetta against a coach, a team, a player, a program as part of his publishing. His invested dislike towards them is evident to the reader and how he wrongly uses his voice as a sports journalist to publicly try and shame those parties. Everyone does have a right to their opinion and do not have to like everyone, but, they also cannot and should not act unprofessional for personal gain or contentment. Not through sports publishing. It's not a blogging site. Personal is separate from professional. Breaking news and court cases should be left to the news media, not a high school sports magazine. THERE IS NO ROOM FOR THAT TYPE OF IGNORANCE AROUND KIDS.
Unprofessional little man
His hatred and obsession with certain individuals should be put aside and kept personal. He needs to stick to scores and stats.
[email protected]
His hate towards are kids will not be tolerated
should report on sports and scores....NOT bash students in trouble
Contact all his sponsors and let them know you won't do business with them if they support his magazine. No sponsors = no magazine!