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I respect your psecors, and will certainly enjoy the reviews. I don't quite agree, though, that previews become worthless after the game is played. For journalists whose job is to report news there's a bright line distinction between pre- and re-. So if you were Jayda Evans I would agree. But as a niche blogger this blog is tacitly as much about Richard Cohen seeing the W as it is about the W. And so that makes the drama of you being spot on, or of a game playing out completely differently than you'd have expected, a potentially rich composing device for you. I'm suggesting previews can feed reviews.I think it seems to readers that a writer who declares an opinion before a game (only on those occasions when he has one) is making himself vulnerable to the game. That's hot. I take your point that there may be less fans looking for pre- as opposed to post-analysis, but then again there's a lot more game stories out there.
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