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The best Japanese-American hockey writer in Boston writes about how the NHL lockout gave him time to make pizza for his children, Hana, 6, and Wright, 3.
 Fluto Shinzawa
The Boston Globe’s Fluto Shinzawa does not seem to miss the game as he writes: ”I have never felt the pull of fall as keenly as I have during the lockout. The kitchen is where it feels the sharpest. The oven timer beeps. The food processor hums. Fists pump when I hit the sweet spot of my tomato soup. Curses flow when my apple pie crust balloons and the nutmeg kicks in far too sharply.”
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E:60′s Lisa Salters explains how she got Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson to relax and open up in an interview, no mean feat, in light of Johnson’s painful shyness. Johnson may be the All-Pro “Megatron” on the field, but off the field he had been a blank slate, until he encountered Salters.
 Lisa Salters
The interview took place before the season at Johnson’s childhood home near Atlanta, and at his high school.
Salters also explains how she handled an emotional LeSean McCoy in an interview with the Eagles running back.
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E:60′s Lisa Salters explains how she got Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson to relax and open up in an interview, no mean feat, in light of Johnson’s painful shyness. Johnson may be the All-Pro “Megatron” on the field, but off the field he had been a blank slate, until he encountered Salters.
 Lisa Salters
The interview took place before the season at Johnson’s childhood home near Atlanta, and at his high school.
Salters also explains how she handled an emotional LeSean McCoy in an interview with the Eagles running back.
Permanent link to this post (93 words, 1 image, estimated 22 secs reading time)
E:60′s Lisa Salters explains how she got Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson to relax and open up in an interview, no mean feat, in light of Johnson’s painful shyness. Johnson may be the All-Pro “Megatron” on the field, but off the field he had been a blank slate, until he encountered Salters.
 Lisa Salters
The interview took place before the season at Johnson’s childhood home near Atlanta, and at his high school.
Salters also explains how she handled an emotional LeSean McCoy in an interview with the Eagles running back.
Permanent link to this post (93 words, 1 image, estimated 22 secs reading time)
E:60′s Lisa Salters explains how she got Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson to relax and open up in an interview, no mean feat, in light of Johnson’s painful shyness. Johnson may be the All-Pro “Megatron” on the field, but off the field he had been a blank slate, until he encountered Salters.
 Lisa Salters
The interview took place before the season at Johnson’s childhood home near Atlanta, and at his high school.
Salters also explains how she handled an emotional LeSean McCoy in an interview with the Eagles running back.
Permanent link to this post (93 words, 1 image, estimated 22 secs reading time)
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