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Patriots Fans Still Aren't Thrilled With John Tomase's Coverage of the Team

When the Boston Herald's John Tomase first reported on the Patriots, allegedly, filming a St. Louis Rams walk-through prior to the 2002 Super Bowl, it did nothing but throw a burning barrel of gasoline on an already raging inferno of season-long spy-gate hysteria. Simply put: it was chaos. Especially since it all came out...

Help Not Wanted? John Tomase Still Covering Patriots for Boston Herald

Last week we noted that the Boston Herald had posted a want ad seeking a journalist to cover the New England Patriots for the paper. The obvious conclusion was that the Herald was replacing Patriots beat writer John Tomase, who inaccurately reported that the Patriots had taped the Rams' final walkthrough practice before...

Help Wanted: After Spygate Mess, Boston Herald Will Hire a New Patriots Beat Writer

On the day before this year's Super Bowl, the Boston Herald ran a story by reporter John Tomase alleging that the Patriots had taped the Rams' final practice prior to the 2002 Super Bowl.The Herald later recanted that story, and although the paper publicly stood by Tomase, there have been questions about whether he could...

On Patriots Spygate Story, Does Boston Herald's John Tomase Deserve a Break?

Over the last week I've heard from several people who think Boston Herald reporter John Tomase should have been fired -- not just forced to apologize -- for his February 2 story suggesting the New England Patriots had taped the St. Louis' Rams' walk-through practice before the 2002 Super Bowl.So why wasn't Tomase fired?...

John Tomase News From the Web

10/03/11 Toucher & Rich: Francona Got Beaten Down But Not... Source: WBZ NewsRadio 1030 - Boston MA The Red Sox season ended last week and on Friday it was learned that manager Terry Francona would not be returning next season.
03/31/11 The Herald previews the Red Sox' 2011 season â¦ plus,... Source: Clubhouse Insider (Red Sox) And, yes, now we can finally say it: Happy Opening Day Eve. After wrapping up their exhibition schedule last night with a 10-0 trouncing of the Houston Astros, the Red Sox will work out this morning at Minute Maid Park, then hop a quick 40-minute flight here for tomorrow's season-opener at 4:05 p.m. against the Texas Rangers.