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David Tepper to speak to media at noon today


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It is still very weird we still haven’t seen Rhule outside of his college tours and that weird radio interview. Especially considering he’s apparently got final say and all.

Can’t believe they’d rather hide the shmuck and go through this crap than just sought out a new HC

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31 minutes ago, jamos14 said:



About time he talks to the media.  Hope they ask him difficult questions and we can finally begin to feel hopeful with our future again.

 

 

Hopefully Joe Person and Sheena are there.  Those are about the only two that push the envelope these days. 

and yes, I said Joe Person.  He has been better since moving to the Athletic. 

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