Wooohoooo - Bill Oram is GONE!

[My2Cents]

One final hit at the new writer on his way out.... REAL classy.

OMG. He was joking. Did you miss this one?

Bill Oram ‏@tribjazz
So, now that it's official… @aaronfalk is one of the best reporters I've ever known and is going to be a star. You all will love him.

 

[BabyPeterzz]

Monson was saying he was up for an NY Times job too. He was a ghost among Jazz reporters. I wonder where this mysterious great rep came from.

 

[Stoked]

"Jody Genessy: Enes Kanter to the departing Bill Oram: I hear you're leaving. Serious? To the Lakers? I'm not going to shake your hand."


Hell yeah Kanter! Build that fire and make sure to let the Lakers know when you see them!

 

[The Midnight]

"Jody Genessy: Enes Kanter to the departing Bill Oram: I hear you're leaving. Serious? To the Lakers? I'm not going to shake your hand."


Hell yeah Kanter! Build that fire and make sure to let the Lakers know when you see them!

LOL Kanter knows what's what. Good boy.

 

[Mr. McGibblets]

I'm interested to see whether Oram steps up his game and puts out more effort in his reporting. Kevin Ding was really well respected here (Los Angeles) by fans and other media. But considering OC Register setup a paywall last year, I doubt many will be reading Oram if produces anything good anyways.

 

[The Midnight]

I'm interested to see whether Oram steps up his game and puts out more effort in his reporting. Kevin Ding was really well respected here (Los Angeles) by fans and other media. But considering OC Register setup a paywall last year, I doubt many will be reading Oram if produces anything good anyways.

Ditto re: Ding. He's good. I like Ding.

 

[HighlandHomie]

I am happy we won't have to read his garbage again. He wanted to be known for cracking hip jokes on Twitter.

 

[Tarkanian]

posrep Kanter!

 

[jazzyapma]

For today's Turkish lesson I want to explain a word in Turkish: Oram

"Oram" is a word which is often used as "my place there" to adress a body part in Turkish. And usually that refers to a certain body part. (Ora (there) m (suffix "my") = Oram)

Today's lesson is over folks!

 

[orangello]

For today's Turkish lesson I want to explain a word in Turkish: Oram

"Oram" is a word which is often used as "my place there" to adress a body part in Turkish. And usually that refers to a certain body part. (Ora (there) m (suffix "my") = Oram)

Today's lesson is over folks!

I'm feeling educational. Thanks.