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RIP Larry Brooks: From Emails to the Press Box, A Relationship I’ll Never Forget
It’s hard to put into words the impact Larry Brooks had—not just on hockey journalism but on me personally. For decades, Larry was the benchmark for Rangers coverage: incisive, fair, sometimes witty, always must-read no slight to any of the other New York beat writers, but I’m pretty sure they were reading Larry’s New York Post-column first, every single time. Before I ever stepped foot in a press box covering the Rangers, I would email him my half-baked thoughts on his colum

Mark Rosenman
Nov 135 min read
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Remembering Lenny Wilkens — The Quiet Leader: No Shouting, No Ego, All Class
Twelve years ago today, I had the privilege of interviewing one of the most gracious, thoughtful, and quietly powerful men ever to lace up a pair of sneakers or hold a clipboard ,the great Lenny Wilkens ,on my radio show, SportstalkNY. Today, I’m heartbroken to write about his passing. Lenny left us yesterday at age 88 — fittingly, just one day before the anniversary of that interview. On my author website, I’m not limited to the Mets-centric stories I write for Kiner’s Korne

Mark Rosenman
Nov 109 min read
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