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Matt Stajan - A Closer Look
Robert Cleave
May 08 2011 11:21AM
I'm not sure there was a Flames' player whose efforts attracted more negative attention in relative terms this past season than Matt Stajan. The ex-Leaf signed a 4 year, $14M extension shortly after he arrived via the Phaneuf trade, much to virtually everyone's chagrin, and followed that up with the worst season of his career by far. His 10/11 concluded with him pulling 4th line duty after Daymond Langkow returned, so all in all, it was an utter bust of a year. Brent Sutter's post-season comments suggested the club was unhappy with his fitness, with the clear implication that Stajan played soft due to his poor conditioning.
That assessment from the coaching staff wasn't exactly a ringing endorsement of a player that had just pocketed $4.5M in actual wages, and I don't doubt that most fans would be happy to see the back of Matt Stajan this off-season. His contract might prevent any easy move, of course, so with that in mind, I wanted to have a look at his year by the numbers to see if there were underlying factors behind his drop-off, and if there's any hope for a bounce back.
It's fairly well established that there's much to examine beyond goals/assists/points/+/- when assessing a player's quality of work, since any number of things can affect a player's boxcar numbers, and those factors aren't always a true indication of repeatable talent. A large fluctuation in a player's shooting percentage is often at the root of differences in scoring, and the next most prevalent factor in my opinion is a change in the amount of special teams ice time a player receives. Before I dig into Stajan's possession and scoring chance numbers, it seemed reasonable to check his rates and percentages from 07/08 onward:
The item that stands out is Stajan's shooting percentage. He's a career 13% shooter, and his last three years in Toronto fit that profile. The last year and a half in Calgary, not so much. Over time, I'd bet that number evens out, so there might be a small sliver of light in terms of potential scoring output. The more worrying number, at least for me, is that his shot attempts have fallen off. He was averaging about 1.5 SOG in Toronto. That rate didn't carry over after the trade. Some of that might be better competition out West, or a desire to defer to Iginla when they were linemates.
Of course, one section of the game that almost always helps goose a good player's shot totals is time on the PP. Stajan's icetime since 07/08:
Hmm. The addition of Tanguay, Morrison and Jokinen to the squad last summer pushed Stajan off the PP by and large. Of course, it wasn't like he burned it up on the PP when he did play. His PTS/60 during 5 on 4 play this past season was .75. That's not a typo. I suspect a dead body parked in front of the net could equal that output, in fact. As a comparison, the worst regular Flame forward at 5v5, Tom Kostopoulos, averaged 1.10 PTS/60. Stajan was never any great shakes as a PP guy in terms of rates even with more icetime, since he averaged around 3 PTS/60 in previous years, but this past season was a complete aberration.
The above suggests that his boxcar numbers mostly were affected by factors beyond what we'd normally consider repeatable. Shooting a poor percentage on a personal level and having a 5v4 scoring rate down around what you'd expect from a goon or a non-scoring defenceman will kill your numbers pretty much without fail, and even if you think Matt Stajan is a bad player, he isn't Raitis Ivanans.
As mentioned at the start, the underlying numbers at EV are always an area of scrutiny around these parts. Here are Stajan's possession numbers at EV when the game was tied, so that score effects are eliminated:
|Shots %
|F'wick %
|Corsi %
|On ice SV%
|On ice SH %
|Ozone FO %
|9 of 12
The outshooting numbers are pretty decent. If you get 53% of the EV-tied attempts, you should be on the good side of things as a rule, although as with so many Flames, his goalie didn't exactly do him any favours. The Flames as a team were around .520 in terms of shots %, and from my look at things in this piece, that was a number that compared favourably to the middle of the Western Conference playoff pack.
Stajan's OZone faceoffs were 5th easiest of the 12 regular forwards on the team, but Calgary's numbers only ranged from Jackman's 57.7 to Morrison's 50.7, so there wasn't any of this Sedin nonsense where a player or two gets OZone starts in the 70+ % range. Stajan wasn't any sort of outlier, in other words.
As with Stajan's personal SH%, his on-ice numbers were lagging a bit by that indicator. The Flames as a team shot 7.1% in that game state. The early part of the season was especially hard on Stajan by this metric. Through the NYR game in late November, a time where he was centering Iginla and Tanguay more often than not, his on-ice SH% was 2.3. Iginla and Tanguay were at 1.6% and 1.9% respectively, and as tempting as it is to blame Stajan for that that performance, a series of percentages that low is just a run of bad luck, period.
Scoring chances for/against seem a better measure of play, and the trio was running at about 58% to the good through that game. I've used that game as a marker since it was also the occasion where Marc Staal almost knocked Stajan into another eon with a bodycheck. Stajan's brief absence after that hit appears to mark the practical end of his time as the top line center, since the majority of his SC events with Iginla and Tanguay took place through that evening. He slowly dropped down the order from that evening onwards, and as much as one might like to think he was just a lazy ass, there's every chance that hit might have done more damage than we might have originally thought.
Stajan's overall scoring chance numbers were still pretty decent, really. He ended up with a scoring chance tally of 273/244 at EV overall, for a % of 52.8, right in line with his out-shooting numbers. That noted, a player at his wage that spent the last 3/4 of the year playing third liners or worse should have been able to do at least that much or more, so his performance by the scoring chance metric was a lot less impressive than what we saw from someone like Jokinen or Glencross.
Overall, I suspect Matt Stajan considers this year a bust as well. He was never a great player in Toronto, but this season's performance, at least in terms of offensive output, was very poor by any standard. That said, percentages and a drop in PP time did him no favours, and I'd guess that he won't be this bad next year. That doesn't mean he should be a top-sixer on a good team, but with decent linemates and regular PP duty I'd be unsurprised if he was back to being a middling player scoring around 50 points in 11/12. Whether he would or should get that chance in Calgary is another matter altogether, and his ongoing presence on the squad will be a regular topic of conversation over this off-season.
May 09 2011, 11:35AM
I'm willing to bet Langkow comes back in at #1 center. I dont see any big reason to move Olli at his price so he'll slot in at #2, which leaves Backs at #3 and Stajafail at #4 (or in the AHL please) - anyway that's what I see happening if the roster remains what it is today.
May 08 2011, 11:33AM
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May 08 2011, 08:22PM
Interesting article Bob and it's funny cause they way you put in here, it's not entirely all his fault and seemed the victim of bad placement.
But also, let's be honest here, it's kind of a what came first, th chicken or the egg? Did his play drop off because he fell in the depth chart or did he fall in TOI because he stinks to all high heaven?
I'd like to say it is a little of both, but in Stajan's case I'm going with door #2! The guy played awful and then his season became a self-fulfilling prophecy when his confidence went in the toilet.
Whatever, the underlying reason is, this guy should have 39 and Leeman on the back of his jersey. Just another crappy make work project for the Flames, dumped on us by the Leafs. this team doesn't have the time or the resources to devote to Failjan, and regardless of the return, needs to find a way to unload this guy on ANYONE!
.. But that's just my opinion of course..
If it is the case that he is not conditioned very properly, send his ass to Gary Roberts and tell him to follow that program 100%. When you look at the guys that take that program and listen to the shape they get into well maybe helping Stajan is to get him to help himself.
Stajan was given an exteremly plush role to start, he was between Jarome and Tanguay and got some good PP time to start the season.
He started the season off with 14 points in 18 games and then I have no idea what happened. Another 4 points in his next 9 and then he fell off a cliff, if anyone knows what happened after game 27 wanna tell us, cause 18 points in 27 games is kinda the production that I think most fans AT LEAST expected from him.
@Vintage Flame
Stajan did fall of a cliff and played absolutely horrendous this season, and his contract is brutal, but they won't trade him. As much as we all want to see him gone, unless they get an offer of SOME magnitude, they won't trade him. I just think the Flames brass believes he can rebound and they will give him that opportunity.
Do you wanna... do do you wanna know?
@Robert Cleave
That makes sense if that was the game that he railroaded, way to early in the season to remember that one play. Maybe with a good offseason and proper conditioning plan and giving him a set role, IMO, he starts centering on the third line(Backlund #1, Langkow #2) and works his way from there, maybe if Langkow doesn't get it down he moves back up if he shows the reason why he got his grossly overinflated contract.
As with Tanguay, I think his play was idicitive of how he was used, when a guy who is a naturally gifted offensive producer you don't use him on 3rd and 4th lines while he watches VL, Malone, St. Louis, Stamkos and Downie get all the goals/points, it really demotivates a guy. I think you easily saw how happy he was here playing on a top line and feeding a natural goal scorere like Iggy, he likes to be that guy, its just a great bonus he's usually really really good defensively.
May 08 2011, 11:29PM
He had an indifferent year, and I don't think he played very well at all after the Staal hit. He's not worth the money, and he'd be in the first five guys I'd run off if I was running the show.
All that stipulated, he's a better player than what we saw here the last 40 games, because it's almost impossible he couldn't be. Again, I want him on another team, but I'm mindful of all the people that thought David Moss was garbage last summer when he was clearly dealing with health issues and bad luck in 09/10. If Stajan's still a Flame in September, I hope he's healthy and in better shape, and then we'll see how it all pans out. If he's a Florida Panther, so much the better.
Well he sure as hell can't be any worse, that's for sure. I think that's what really gets me about Stajan. You know he has to be a better player than that. If it was just the conditioning, then I hate him even more. You don't get paid that kind of jack to be out of shape and do jack!.
You know when we got him, I thought he was going to be a less physical version of Owen Nolan. The kind of forward that is great on the forecheck, never give up and grind out some key points when you need them. Well we got him alright.. except it was Tim Jackman, not Stajan.
But like you said if he's in FLA next year, fantastic! if he is still here, I hope he gets a Brent Sutter / Jack Nicholson "Code Red"
May 08 2011, 11:32PM
@Robert Cleave
Speaking of Alex Tanguay.. have we heard anything??
May 09 2011, 07:46AM
As you say Bob, this is probably the floor of what we can expect from Stajan. Unfortunately, the ceiling isn't all that high either.
He's poised to basically fight for ice time with Mikael Backlund next season absent injuries down the middle, which isn't an ideal situation either way. Either you bump the kid down so you can try to garner value out of Stajan's contract, or you pay Stajan 3M+ to play on the 4th line (further depressing his trade value).
May 09 2011, 07:47AM
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May 09 2011, 11:20AM
Thats what you get when you greet someone coming off an airplane with 2 briefcases full of money! Thanks Darryl - mayhaps you should have watched him play a few games before giving him controlling share in your franchise. Ass. Stajan p!sses me off!.....thats my rant.
I don't think he is gonna be battling backlund because backlund should be given the number one center role to start he looked real comfortable with iggy and range and was gelling nicely to end the season. Jokinen needs to be traded he is Daryl sitters anchor and its time to cut it. I think last season is the best well ever get from him trade him when there is still value. That moves stajan to third line and langks to second with those two slottings subjecting to change based on how stajan rebounds.
May 09 2011, 12:23PM
Jokinen won't be going anywhere I suspect. Langkow will be in the mix for the top center position. The only way Backlund skates with Iginla is if Sutter gives Langkow the Malholtra/Bolland/Neilsen treatment.
May 09 2011, 12:23PM
And...yay! The formatting is back.
Why would we have backlind wasting away at third line role give that to neimsz or even moss, backlund has way to much talent to play third line checking minutes, imo he is our most talented center. Plus langks is better suited to play with Bourque as well they played really well and langls defensive play is much better than jokinens which should help Bourque on both ends of the ice. Jokinen is expendable and id rather we get something of value now when he has some actual value. Putting stajan on the fourth or in the ahl is just bush league if you are gonna do that to the guy just buy him out.
May 09 2011, 12:37PM
Matt Stajan sucks.
RC, why are you using his SH% from his time in the East as if that is indicative of what his SH% would be if he had played in the West his whole career?
He is a 13% shooter playing a scoring role on a Maple Leaf team that never made him defend, where he was allowed to ignore the other 100 feet of the ice. His numbers, like Whites, and even JBlows, are juiced because they come from the weaker conference.
What I noticed was that in his time in the West, his shots have gone down. Hard to maintain SH% if you can't get open for shots anymore.
My math has him averaging 1.1 shots per game as a Flame, compared to the 1.6 as a Leaf. That means the cat is losing 41 shots a year over 82 games. It's going to be hard for him, I think, to maintain his career average scoring numbers going forward. Because he sucks.
Honestly, it isn't the scoring numbers that should be a concern. He isn't a scorer. We should be concerned with the fact they, the Flames, gave a hefty contract to a guy who doesn't do anything else when he isn't scoring. He doesn't influence play in the neutral or defensive zones at all.
Maybe the biggest legacy from the Sutter era is the number of high priced players that are under contract that are generally considered 'soft' or lack 'consistency', lack 'compete' or don't come from a winning tradition.
You can throw Stajan in with Jay Bou, Kotalik, Hagman, Jokinen, Bourque etc. If Jokinen used his size, he might well be a #1 center, Bourque can dominate games one night and be invisible the next, Jay Bo is a $4 million guy making $6.7, Stajan, Hagman and Kotalik utter failures. Glencross was worth his contract, but drove the coaches crazy with his compete and consistency.
You really think a 'Sutter' would select players with the opposite traits...
May 09 2011, 01:15PM
There's no convincing proof that moving conferences alters SH%. Shot rates, however, might respond, particularly when the player is moved down the rotation like Stajan was.
But I mostly agree with you otherwise. If Stajan isn't scoring 50+ point for you, he's probably pretty uesless.
May 09 2011, 04:25PM
the Stajan situation is a sticky one to be sure.
the Flames seem to have a glut of 2nd-3rd line centers. It would seem that Langkow-Jokinen-Backlund should be our top 3.
That said I believe the Flames will be forced to give Stajan another shot at solidifying his spot on this team. Trading Stajan is basically a pipe dream, he and his cap-hit are basically salary cap poision. Any return the Flames would get would have to be just as poor in terms of contract value/on ice production. take a look at the worst contract on each of the other NHL teams and there you go.
as an example: Matt Stajan for Mike Commodore or, Matt Stajan for Ales Kotalik........oh, wait....
the other option would be to dump Stajan on Florida, but regardless of what the return is we would likely have to sweeten the pot by throwing in a 2nd round draft pick which sounds awefully familiar for this organization.
The best case senario is Stajan trains like an animal, and is able to come close to an actual NHLer next year. Here's hoping Matt powers up over the off season and is a little luckier with the injuries.


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Psalm 36
David praises the Lord for His mercy, His righteousness, and His loving kindness—The fountain of life is with the Lord.
1 The transgression of the wicked saith within my heart, that there is no
2 For he flattereth himself in his own eyes, until his iniquity be found to be hateful.
3 The words of his mouth are iniquity and
4 He deviseth mischief upon his bed; he setteth himself in a way that is not good; he abhorreth not evil.
5 Thy
6 Thy
7 How excellent is thy lovingkindness, O God! therefore the children of men put their
8 They shall be abundantly satisfied with the fatness of thy house; and thou shalt make them drink of the river of thy
9 For with thee is the fountain of life: in thy light shall we see
10 O continue thy lovingkindness unto them that know thee; and thy righteousness to the upright in heart.
11 Let not the foot of pride come against me, and let not the hand of the wicked remove me.
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Women's apparel retailer J.Jill goes public
Online sales for J.Jill are growing and hit $228 million for the 12 months ended Oct. 29.
Women's apparel retailer J.Jill goes public
Online sales for J.Jill are growing and hit $228 million for the 12 months ended Oct. 29.
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To succeed online, e-retailers must do that which is totally foreign to bricks-and-mortar retailing: redesign their web stores at least once a year.
There are many differences between bricks-and-mortar stores and retail web sites, but in my mind the one difference e-retailers should recognize as foremost is this: web stores must always be redesigned in order to achieve sales growth.
That's not true in the offline world, where stores can be built with proven designs and, with the exception of seasonal refreshing of merchandising displays, not require a major redesign for years. Take that approach with a retail web site, and before long you'll be kissing your e-retailing business good-bye.
Why? Internet Retailer's February Edition cover story highlights one major reason, namely that e-retailers must meet the needs of consumers who are using an ever changing array of computer devices designed to access the web, the latest being the millions of tablet computers that have been sold since Apple introduced its hot-selling iPad last April. Yet, this is merely the latest technological phenomenon that's rewriting the web design playbook. The incredible rise of Facebook and Twitter required retail web site designers to rearrange the look, feel and functionality of their retail sites. And the growing use of video has had a similarly profound impact on retail web designs.
What's more, these are just the sweeping technological changes. Hundreds of design refinements are made by high-achieving e-retail web sites every year, and many of them yield significant improvements in conversion rates for those pioneering new designs. As these new and better design practices metastasize to the broader e-retailing industry, they contribute to the industry's overall performance.
Still, the e-retailing industry converts less than 5% of retail web site visitors to buyers, which means that web merchants still have much to learn from their collective experience with web designs. The fact is that potential buyers are still abandoning web sites in droves because they can't find fast enough what the merchant is selling, or because the check-out process is too cumbersome, or because the site's design has not captured the browser's imagination. There are hundreds of reasons shoppers abandon web sites, but there are also hundreds of design solutions that fix those problems.
To make matters even more challenging for e-retailers, web shoppers are becoming a more demanding lot all the time. So, while last year's redesign worked great last year, it may not satisfy the needs of today's online shoppers who have lately become accustomed to even better designed sites of competitors.
In short, fix it and forget it just doesn't cut it when it comes to web design. This need for e-retailers to continually modify the designs of their web sites to keep pace with the evolving rules of good design is why each February we hold the Internet Retailer Web Design & Usability Conference, the 4th annual edition of which is being held February 14-16 at the Hyatt Grand Cyprus Resort in Orlando, Florida.
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Experienced computer users know that it is often the most subtle features that make the computer easier to use. Sometimes these features aren't the most obvious and often get overlooked. Even the most savvy will occasionally say, "hey, I didn't know you could do that!" So I thought a list of miscellaneous tricks and tips might be useful.
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Tip 2: Someone having a difficult time reading documents you've sent them? Saving copies of your documents as "Rich Text Format" (RTF) files may help. RTF doesn't support embedded images (you can't have images inside the file), but it works great for text that has formatting (bold, underline, line spacing, margins, etc).
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Tip 7: Want to permanently delete a file, so it never appears in the Recycle Bin? Click on the file. Press and hold the Shift key. Then, press the Delete key. Please be warned however, that this action cannot be undone!
Tip 8: Want to open a link into a new tab in Firefox? Press and hold the Control (Ctrl) key on the keyboard while you click on the link with the mouse. The web page should open in a brand new tab.
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Tip 10: Want to quickly empty the Windows Recycle Bin without having to open it up and delete all the files individually? Find the Recycle Bin icon on the desktop. Right-click the icon and then left-click the "Empty Recycle Bin" option. Be warned that if you confirm the option, files inside the Recycle Bin are gone for good!
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The Hotel complex with round the clock and year-round work outdoor and indoor restaurant, sauna and two swimming pools. The Total area of all buildings is 4 538,1 sq.m. The Hotel complex is situated on the coast of the Black Sea, in the central area of the capital of Winter Olympic Games 2014, resort...
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Christmas is a wonderful time of the year to spend with the ones you love and to enjoy the festivities and holiday cheer. Being away from home over the holidays can be a very difficult and lonely experience. Patients at the Utah State Hospital can enjoy the holidays through the kindness and concern of people in the community through the Forgotten Patient Christmas Project. The Forgotten Patient Christmas Project recruits volunteers to provide gifts for patients that would otherwise receive little or nothing during the holidays. Sponsors are given the name(s) of someone between the ages of 6 and 90 for which to provide Christmas. Information about the person is sent to the sponsor including age, clothing sizes, hobbies, interests, favorite candy, etc. The sponsors wrap and label the packages and deliver them to the hospital prior to Christmas.
There are other ways that individuals or groups can help other than sponsoring a patient. Donations in case or generic items (socks, underwear, deodorant, brushes, candy, etc.) are also appreciated. Groups for caroling or parties are always welcome.
The Forgotten Patient Christmas Project is often the only touch of the holiday season that some of these people experience. Please feel the spirit giving and sponsor a forgotten patient. For further information on how you can help, contact Shawna Peterson, Volunteer Director at 801-344-4254. To mail in items, send to: Forgotten Patient Christmas Project, 1300 East Center Street, Provo, UT 84606, attn. Shawna.
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Parkinson Association of the Carolinas (PAC) and Harris Express YMCA
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Join the Parkinson Association of the Carolinas and the Harris Express YMCA for a free, gentle yoga class, designed for those living with a movement disorder, such as Parkinson's disease, and their care partners. The class focuses on total body stretching, strengthening, balance, meditation and intentional breathing.
Participants are encouraged to bring water and a towel or blanket.
Registration or YMCA membership is not required to attend the free class, which meets every Saturday from 12:15 PM to 1:00 PM.
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Looks like he finally let the doctors go in and get that tumor that's been causing him problems over the last 6-8 years. He tweeted earlier today that he was going into surgery, and apparently all is well as he's tweeted since then!
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Skip to comments.Glenn Beck strikes $100 million radio and online deal
Posted on 06/11/2012 5:52:14 PM PDT by STARWISE
Glenn Beck and Premiere Networks finalized a long-term contract extension on Monday, linking one of the nation's most popular radio programs with a syndication giant.
The new deal between Beck's Mercury Radio Arts and Premiere, a subsidiary of Clear Channel, ensures Premiere will syndicate "The Glenn Beck Program" for five more years. Reports value the contract at $100 million - double his prior deal. It covers not just "The Glenn Beck Program," but Beck's assorted digital businesses as well.
Beck left Fox News last year and carried his devoted cadre of fans to the internet, launching GBTV, an online streaming network. That complements other Mercury Radio Arts properties like TheBlaze.com, e-commerce site Markdown.com and GlennBeck.com. Premiere will sell advertising for those ventures.
Ratings for Beck's radio show have grown nearly 50 percent over the last five years, and in its 10th year with Premiere it is typically the third highest-rated show in talk radio behind Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity. Premiere carries both of their shows as well.
Carried by more than 400 stations, Beck's show airs from 9 a.m. to noon in most markets. "Simply put, Premiere is the best in the business," Beck said in a statement. "Over the past 10 years, they have proven to be a true partner in every sense of the word."
In moving online, Beck bet his personal brand was strong enough to survive without the promotional force of a television network. Though GBTV has a much smaller audience than Beck's television show - or his radio show - it is often cited as an example of a new media success story.
Back in March, the Wall Street Journal reported that the network would hit $40 million in revenue this year thanks to subscriptions and advertisements.
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Go, Glenn!
"Mr. Becks show entered national syndication via Premiere, a unit of Clear Channel, 10 years ago. Now carried by more than 400 stations, the show typically ranks No. 3 among all news-talk radio shows, behind Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity, so the contract extension brings a measure of stability to local stations that carry it.
The show is broadcast from 9 a.m. until noon in most markets. Last week, another host in the time period, Neal Boortz, announced that he would retire in January. Herman Cain, the former Republican presidential candidate and businessman, will start hosting a show in Mr. Boortzs place."
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Sorry stopped hear him after he left WOR in NYC and FOX. Just hear Rush, Sean and Mark.
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Glenn Beck strikes $100 million radio and online deal
Clear Channel...
Bought by Willard Romney during the 2007-2008 POTUS primary...
Oh yes...the connections
I've heard Glenn say myself that he
doesn't even really like MR, so I
don't know what you're trying to
For conservatives, Glenn Beck is and has long been dead to us:
I find your comments intriguing. How might I subscribe to your newsletter?
Wow! Speak for all us conservatives, do ya now?
Whatever you say.
I absolutely don't understand the appeal of Glenn Beck but I especially don't understand why the network values him so highly. I've never heard him utter a single original thought that hadn't been stated by Rush or Levin or even Hannity much earlier. I've seen/heard him express utter emotional gaganess over something that he, apparently, just began to understand, but I've never discerned a single piece of original insight from him. He's the very definition of what Levin would call a "back bencher" (except for his salary)
IOW you prefer to do 4 more with Obama and the Rev. Wright, Bill Ayers, Axelrod, et al?
Better a Mormon than a Communist/Muslim who is an avowed
enemy of the United States; who if given another four
years, will continue his deliberate destruction of our
Funniest tagline on FR.
You're serious????
If I'm a Mitt-bot, you are a Commie/Muzzie lover.
Enough already.
We get him here in Raleigh, NC....9-noon; followed by Rush, then Hannity...all on FM. Awesome. Can't beat it.
Funny. I hear Beck in the morning and then Rush might rehash some stuff and by the time Sean Vannity gets it it's really old.
As they say in the UK, you are looney..
Well, with Beck getting a 10 year deal, and Romney likely to get a 4 year deal, you and the rest of the "I hate Mormons" crowd will have plenty of time to recycle and regurgitate your hate.
Maybe the boss can set you all up with your own 'Daily Thread' spot on the FR home page!
5 year deal - not 10
I tell you, I haven't heard Glenn since he went to GBTV. Not really missing him all that much. Of course where I am I am blessed to have great talk radio during the day.
OMG! Gasp!That's terrible! Would not surprise me if Madonna got that much in just one night just to flash her nipple . No one would complain about that if it were true.
If so, how do we find out if it is in our area?
I have no complaints whatsoever about Glenn's show, and I learned a lot watching his old TV show. And I will put my grasp of history, philosophy and ethics against anyone.
I have been a Catholic all my life and the absolute hissy fits that many here have about the Mormons is perplexing, They must all have a terminal insecurity if their faith or atheism are threatened. I never, ever felt proselytized watching the Glenn Beck show. I do feel attacked by the knee jerk hatred of people who neither watch his TV programs or listen to his radio programs.
Give it a rest!
And further more, it may be a long while. Better bring a lunch.
'Never really liked him on radio with his yuck-it-up posse. Though I'll give a listen or two if I come across him.
Here's daily radio blurbs
Scroll down and on the right, there's a map and
state link where you can choose your state to
get the closest station.
This station seems to have good reception for
his show:
You are correct. He said so on Stossel's show I believe.. It's either Romney or four more years of the last four hellish years.
out of curiosity, who are the 4th 5th 6th highest paid or most listened to talk radio hosts?
BTW, Romney was never my choice either (except in 2008 when it was down to him and McCain). I will probably vote third party this year too. But I'll do it without any fantasies of success.
Beck has stated that he has more subscribers to his GBTV network than CNN has viewers for its most popular program.
I believe it.
They aren't heroes in a fantasy novel.
Aragorn, Frodo, or Gimli are not on the ballot in any jurisdiction I'm aware of.
Of course there are carloads of Boromirs available all the time......
I quit listening to Beck once he endorsed Romney.
Scroll down to the video from June 8 with John
Stossel on Fox Business on the left, click the
video, scroll up to the 1:51 mark ...
"and I'm not a Romney supporter"
Going hot,
I love your postings.
When everybody keeps telling you that you're crazy, you should listen. Because you really are crazy.
I've watched and listened to GB for years. He is one of the few who stays true to his values of faith, self determination and less government ...always.
You're crazy, and your posts take up too much space, which makes you rude, too.
Are you accusing me of being a Mormon, or a Scientologist?
Or do you know the difference? Actually, I'm a lapsed Methodist.
And as for you being "judged by history", history doesn't give a damn about you.
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Ohh... I'm a big gamer. LOL~
I remember I had a couple more nominations last year. I guess I should have stopped by BZ.
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