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By SportsDayDFW • Last season's trip to the World Series has put the Rangers squarely in the sights of a number of national sports publications — namely Sport Illustrated. In the magazine's baseball preview issue, which came out this week, …

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />CJ Wilson on inaccurate SI feature: 'The writer just went on [b]Wikipedia, looked ...[/b]
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By SportsDayDFW Last season's trip to the World Series has put the Rangers squarely in the sights of a number of national sports publications -- namely Sport Illustrated. In the magazine's baseball preview issue, which came out this week, ...

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Journalists writing pieces by nicking content bit by bit from Internet are just plain funny.

Except for those subjects of their pieces who would prefer that truthful things be published about them in reputable sources.

Of course, but these journalists kind of deserve to get bad versions of wp pages! They should create their material in a professional manner!

Journalists don't care about the truth so long as it makes a good story.