Vote.....please

I can't pick one. I go to both the Herald and Sun Sentinel for my news. Sometimes I go to SS first, sometimes I go to the Herald first. Can't pick one of them.

Sun-Sentinel (Everyday)

Palm Beach Post (Fri-Sun)

sun-sentinel is the best for marlins coverage if you ask me....miami herald articles tend to be negative towards the fish and supports the dolphins more than the 2-time champs!

I read the Herald online.

 

I get at my house the sun sentinel though. But I live in palm beach too.

 

I like the herald best for sports overall

None of the above.

 

I go to MB.com, if its not here its nowhere.

 

I dont like any of the coverage the area newspapers give the Marlins.

I read Sun-Sentinel.

None of the above.

 

I go to MB.com, if its not here its nowhere.

 

I dont like any of the coverage the area newspapers give the Marlins.

 

Same here its hard to pick up a FL newspaper when you done live there :thumbup

I read the Herald and Sun-Sentinel online every day.

I read them all. In my opinion, the Palm Beach Post is the better-researched, least-biased of the three.

 

But none of them come close to touching MarlinsBaseball.com. :cool

Palm Beach Post for baseball

Sun-Sentinel for related Marlins matters

Usually the Herald.

Usually the Herald.

 

boston globe :banghead

 

other than that...miami herald online and mb.com of course...best web site ever :thumbup

Over the last three years, the Post has broken by far the most stories.

 

First on the Beckett trade.

First on Pierre to the Cubs.

First on the Leiter signing.

First on the McKeon mutiny.

 

All three really are trash as far as coverage goes this season, and even when the team was good the coverage was not befitting a contendor, but whatever...it's the Post for me, used to be the Sentinel, but they've been a day late too many times the last couple of years for my liking.

Over the last three years, the Post has broken by far the most stories.

 

First on the Beckett trade.

First on Pierre to the Cubs.

First on the Leiter signing.

First on the McKeon mutiny.

 

All three really are trash as far as coverage goes this season, and even when the team was good the coverage was not befitting a contendor, but whatever...it's the Post for me, used to be the Sentinel, but they've been a day late too many times the last couple of years for my liking.

 

Doesn't it seem that the Post is always the first to run with ANYTHING though, even idle speculation. I think the Post was first on Delgado coming to the Fish via FA. I could be wrong about that.

PBP

I read all of them, though if I had to choose which one does a better job at covering the Marlins, it's easily the Sun-Sentinel.

 

The amount of Marlins coverage in the Palm Beach Post is horrifically inadequate, and the writers on the Herald just can't write particularly well. The Sentinel not only provides more coverage than the other two, but its writers are actually halfway decent.

Sun-Sentinel does the best job overall in daily Marlins coverage.

 

This is like voting in the last few U.S. President votes.

It's more like voting for the best of the worst.

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.I read the others when posted here. It seems like Palm Beach has better writers and coverage, and the Herald is considered by me to be a worthless rag of a newspaper overall, but every now and then they do get the story right.

I rarely read the newspaper, I mainly get my info from you guys or marlins.mlb.com or mlb.com. I do occasionally read the sunsentinel, they have some great articles..

I read the paper version of the Herald every day and the online versions of the Sun Sentinel and PBP most days. IMO, they all leave a lot to be desired!

Herald since it is the paper i get at home..

 

then come here to read the good articles from the other papers

I usually read whatever is available, however most times it'll end up being the Sentinel.

i get miami hearld at home

Generally the Palm Beach Post, but I read the Sentinel and Herald from time to time.

I prefer reading Joe Frisaro over at MLB.com rather than any of the local beat writers, though I do get the Herald at home and the Sentinel at work. Neither are good, but if you add them together they equal 1 decent newspaper. I will say that I find more editorial mistakes (mispellings, punctuation, and the like) in the Herald.

 

I know this wasn't asked, but as far as crosswords go, my vote goes to the Sun.