Tributes roll in for longtime Washington Post sports editor David Larimer
Larimer died on May 15 at the age of 47 from an apparent heart attack.
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Chicago sports columnist Barry Rozner announces retirement after 37 years at Daily Herald
"I think I might like being bored."
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Colt Brennan’s death by making the headline about Georgia
"Quarterback Georgia defeated in 2008 Sugar Bowl has died" is not a headline you want to use for someone's death.
Washington Post sports columnist Thomas Boswell is retiring after 52 years at the newspaper
If your favorite team won or you have a cherished World Series memory, Boswell was probably there and wrote about it better than anybody.
ESPN’s Kevin Merida, editor-in-chief of The Undefeated, is the new executive editor of the LA Times
The Undefeated will soon be on the hunt for a new editor-in-chief.
Three Mets’ reporters found three different ways to censor Pete Alonso’s “shit sandwich” comment
Is it a "sh*t sandwich," a "s*** sandwich," or a "(poop) sandwich"?
PHWA’s Vancouver chapter says Canucks violating NHL’s media regulations with closed practices during COVID outbreak
"Simply put, when the team practices, media are to be allowed to view the practices."
Page Six report on Alex Rodriguez’s “lieutenants” planning to give ESPN a scoop raises questions, and not just for A-Rod
This report raises bigger questions about why ESPN is annoyed that an analyst for them didn't leak a story that was well outside his job description to their reporters, and why their applied pressure has led to at least one senior member of Rodriguez's team saying he wants to give them a story.
Houston Chronicle fires reporter Aaron Wilson over comments about Deshaun Watson accusers
"It’s kind of like you don’t, you know, you don’t negotiate with terrorists."
The Yankees unveiled a plaque in honor of Anthony Causi, the famed New York Post photographer who died of COVID-19 complications
Causi passed away at 48 last April following complications from COVID-19.
USA Today race & inclusion editor says she was fired over tweet about Boulder shooting
"Like many places, USA TODAY values “equality and inclusion,” but only as long as it knows its rightful place, which is subservient to white authority."
Detroit Free Press tweet cites “Chris Wallace and Ben Webber” as HOF finalists, but paper admits error with a good follow-up tweet
They meant Ben Wallace and Chris Webber, of course.
Giannis Antetokounmpo bummed to find out Bucks beat writer got a new gig
"Damn Matt, I thought we were closer than that."
