Today, you get to weigh in with your opinion of the Boston Herald’s Karen Guregian.
Guregian is another veteran of the Boston sports media corps. She is a graduate of Northeastern University’s journalism school. Like some others at the Herald, (Rob Bradford and Gerry Callahan being two) Guregian began her career at The Lowell Sun.
I can remember her back in the mid to late-1980’s making reports on the Bruins on a sports talk show that I was listening to as a youngster. Her focus was on hockey for many years, with some side work on the Red Sox.
More recently, she’s been a regular on the Patriots beat, working alongside John Tomase in anchoring the football coverage for the Herald.
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Karen Guregian Approval Ratings
Photo by Adela Gavozdea.
Popularity: 51% [?]
She is a professional. Kudos to her for not trading that professionalism for the “look at me” world of TV and radio appearances, like so many others.
She probably can’t do TV cuz she’s busted.
Class act and hard worker.
Unlike many of her counterparts, she can be proud of herself and her work.
She skates her lane well.
If she can oust John Tomase, I’ll like her even more. How welcome do you think ‘Pork Boy’ will be at Gillette Stadium later this year?
Get the impression she tries hard to do a good job (more than the rest of the Herald’s Patriot staff) and, most important, she’s constantly improving her reporting and prose. As long as she doesn’t get caught in the “anything to stir the pot” syndrome prevalent at the Herald she’ll be one of their more respected writers.
Certainly does her homework.
Now if she could get some of her more porcine colleagues to do their homework, the Herald might not be thought of as a commuter rag.