ESPN ran a photo of the Japanese Davis Cup team with a story about the Chinese team
A photo of the Japanese Davis Cup team accompanied an AP story about the Chinese Davis Cup team on the ESPN app.
A photo of the Japanese Davis Cup team accompanied an AP story about the Chinese Davis Cup team on the ESPN app.
"Reporting the facts accurately is the cornerstone of our journalism. As he acknowledged on Sunday, Matt Gutman’s initial reporting was not accurate and failed to meet our editorial standards."
No, FiveThirtyEight, the Saints will not win this year's Super Bowl.
Three days after the initial "Sources: USC to dismiss Clay Helton" story hit Sports Illustrated channels, that story has been removed and replaced with an apology from the Maven author.
"The only people that are worse than him are, I think, if I remember correctly, Cam Newton and Luke Voit. And Cam Newton is hurt, and Luke Voit, I didn't even know who the hell he was until guys got injured."
No, "Roberto" Acuña Jr. doesn't play for the Braves.
No, "Alejandro Pedroya" does not play for the Union.
"The Chargers' seemingly calm summer took an abrupt turn when Melvin Gordon made new contract demands. What should San Diego do?"
Just about 2,000 miles off there, TSN.
"Goooooal! This is already a pogrom! We are beating Israel 4-0!"
A SI NHL tweet mixed up the musician and the Bruins' defenseman.
Missed it by that much.
This graphic put Hamilton south and west near Windsor, and Oshawa as far east as Kingston.
This appears to have started with inaccurate captions on YouTube and Twitter videos, which then were cited by all sorts of media outlets.
The Giants, Cowboys, Marlins, Brewers, Flyers and others were also affected by this Twitter shift.
No, Virginia Tech is not "3-0 to start the season for the second consecutive season" after "an X-X win at Old Dominion."
Maybe playing the wrong sport explains the Lions' struggles...
This is the second prominent mistake with Keenum's name in a few months.
"Head to www.USOpen.com, and everything will be there, the entire days of sexual qualifying."
An unidentified newspaper mixed up Kirk Cousins and DeMarcus Cousins, and Kirk let the world know.
The error was attributed to accidental publication of an old draft that hadn't been fully confirmed.
Are all Nebraska quarterbacks named “Tommy” or “Tommie” alike? That’s what Iowa newspaper The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier seems...
The SI Vault Twitter account, curated by Sports Illustrated‘s Andy Gray, is a great source for old sports photos,...
Last week, we told you about the screengrab snafu from KABC misidentifying Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez and...
Media outlets sometimes confuse teams with the same name, as we saw with CBC’s insistence that the NHL’s...