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| Wall Street Journal Cuts Mike Sielski Out Of Their Picture, Flyers Coach Tells Him " Get Lost." |
Apparently the April 2012 Lafontaine hit job writer, Mike Sielski ( The Questions LaFontaine WSJ Writer Mike Sielski Could Not Answer About His 4/2/12 Article.... ) has quietly left the Wall Street Journal without explanation but had a parting shot for the editor/fellow employees, and has returned to Philadelphia, where he immediately got into trouble with the Flyers new coach, Craig Berube, after writing about the Flyers culture in a press conference with Flyers owner Ed Snider, which he never did about the franchise with one Stanley Cup since 1940 at the Journal, who's owner never even gave a single interview in seven years.
Note-The Wall Street Journal started covering sports in 2009.
Dear @WSJSports Readers: There will be no sports section next week. Our apologies. Sincerely, @SamWalkers, @thegeoff2000 and @Bachscore.
— Mike Sielski (@MikeSielski) October 13, 2013@BrianCostaWSJ I didn't sign it. I just wrote it!
— Mike Sielski (@MikeSielski) October 13, 2013@germanotes @WSJSports @SamWalkers @thegeoff2000 @Bachscore @HerringWSJ Hell, I barely remember that I worked there. ;)
— Mike Sielski (@MikeSielski) October 13, 2013Sam Walker is the Sports editor of The Wall Street Journal.
The second individual is, Geoff Foster, the editor of podcasts at WSJ sports.
The third is, Rachel Bachman, who covers college football, basketball, and other eccentricities for the journal.
No folks, that was not a friendly/funny re tweets from any of those individuals, who never wrote a word about it.