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by Chris Mottram • Sep 17, 2009 9:54 AM EDT
When ESPN launched their Boston hub this week the ongoing joke around the internet was: How is ESPN Boston different from ESPN?
It’s actually a good question. Especially when you consider ESPN.com led with a meaningless Red Sox-Angels game this morning (both teams are virtual locks to make the playoffs) over the Giants-Rockies game, which had massive playoff implications.
And it’s not just an east coast bias. It’s an ESPN bias. Not one other major, national sports site promoted the Red Sox-Angels game over the Giants-Rockies this morning.
Although it’s not like I’m telling you anything you don’t already know …
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