USA Today’s Dan Wolken says Notre Dame players said ‘threatening’ things to him after national title game
"It was ugly and unbecoming and unprofessional."
"It was ugly and unbecoming and unprofessional."
"A very sad day for all of golf. We have truly lost a friend."
The A's aggressively pursuing Max Fried was merely "untrue."
Network executives, producers and announcers alike did not want to read their names in the "Dreaded Glitch Award," but they did want to be part of "The Rudys"
Rudy Martzke launched the first national sports media column with USA Today in 1982.
"It is false. I have not filed a complaint."
"Instead of demonstrating the cornerstones of journalism ethics like integrity, objectivity, and a fundamental commitment to truth, you have chosen to be indecent and downright insincere."
"RIP Minnesota Twins’ 2024 season."
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"Oh, he got tased. Down goes crazy fan!"
There are Internet trolls who live to catch reporters in such an unfortunate situation.
"We have made fools of ourselves plenty of times before in the history of baseball media...but we have taken this to new heights."
"Great to see him and the other players. Good for the spirits."
The incident comes two months after Gannett paused its AI sports writing program.
Good luck finding a non-Swiftie to apply for this.
Eventually, ESPN is going to have to say SOMETHING.
"We are thrilled to have Chris lead the next wave of innovation at Sports Illustrated and The Arena Group’s sports vertical."
"It's been documented that we don’t get the media coverage."
The last couple of years have seen an incredible surge of interest in the Negro Leagues and the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, and a front-page USA Today front-page story on the museum and CEO Bob Kendrick adds to that.
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