Jeff Passan starts breaking news on Instagram, signaling potential sports insider shift away from Twitter
"I think it’s time to start breaking some news on Instagram, too."
"I think it’s time to start breaking some news on Instagram, too."
"Damn Woj ain’t even report me being in health and safety protocol that’s tough."
Tice tweeted "WSU head football coach Rolovich is out today for his refusal to get the Covid-19 vaccination" at 12:57 p.m. Pacific, more than three hours before a regular media member committed to reporting that Rolovich had been fired.
It's unusual to see the NBA's two top newsbreakers report different things on the same story. Charania eventually confirmed that Paul has indeed turned the invite down.
Goodman's contract with Stadium is up in a couple months, and he's in talks with both them and other outlets.
Mets' owner Steve Cohen tweeted the news of the postponement in response to an inquiring fan at 4:36 p.m. Eastern. The team didn't announce that on their own account until 5:30 p.m. Eastern.
The conclusion of Marlins-Cubs wasn't seen on ABC thanks to a special ABC News report.
Both networks got the news out around the same time, but that was only as a ticker update on ESPN as opposed to Fox addressing it on-screen during studio programming. And that's a limitation of ESPN's pre-taping of studio programming.
Schefter told Richard Deitsch of The Athletic that the Colts were aware of Luck's intentions earlier in the week, and that they contemplated holding a Friday press conference.
ABC and CBS both went away from college football coverage for reports on the Kavanaugh vote ranging from a minute and a half to two minutes. NBC also broke into their rugby coverage.
It sounds like Yahoo NBA columnist and news-breaker Adrian Wojnarowski could be the next sports media figure to have...