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The Heraldsports editor has already all but confirmed that John Tomase will be going over to the Red Sox beat, which is in need of help with both Rob Bradford and Tony Massarotti leaving. Who are some of the candidates for the position, and which one should they hire?

Here are some reporters who might seem to be a logical fit for the position, and could very well end up with the job.

David Heuschkel Heuschkel covered the Patriots for the Hartford Courant until July 31st, when as part of a downsizing of the sports department, he was let go.

Heuschkel scored a number of scoops and exclusives while on the Red Sox beat and now also has the football credentials as well. The fact that he is currently out of work may actually be in his favor as he could step into the job immediately. He has written a book on the team, The Blueprint which was published last season.

Douglas Flynn Flynn was profiled in this space yesterday, and his past association with the Herald through the former content sharing agreement between the Metrowest Daily News and the Herald make him well known to management at the latter.

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His work on the Patriots beat has been impressive in his one year on the job. McHugh has done some solid work in his time on the beat, avoiding most of the hysterics that some of his colleagues occasionally fall into.

Jon Couture Couture could be a long shot, as he is more of a baseball guy.

However, Couture is still a great candidate for the job. Now is your chance to weigh in on these candidates, or to suggest your own.In November of , while working as a Reporter for Kiii-TV 3 News in Corpus Christi, Texas I was selected by the Texas Farm Bureau for an “Excellence in Journalism” award.

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