Newspaper Career
Soucheray entered the media as a sports journalist, beginning work as a sports reporter for the Minneapolis Tribune in 1973. He joined the Saint Paul Pioneer Press in the mid 1980s and served for many years as a sports reporter and columnist, before becoming a general columnist in the mid-1990s.
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