Bailey Johnson returns to Washington Post to cover Capitals for final stretch of season
Johnson noted that this was only for the "time being."
Johnson noted that this was only for the "time being."
Danielle Allentuck covered the Orioles for the Baltimore Banner until January.
"It really felt like adding me and my colleagues ... was something the whole company was pretty invested in."
The Post disputed that figure but declined to provide an alternate number.
The Washington Post and Jeff Bezos may be attempting a U-turn in their efforts to reach out to laid-off staffers to return, according to Status.
ESPN hired six former Washington Post reporters to join its investigative and enterprise journalism teams.
"It's not a real sports section."
Barry Svrluga, Spencer Nusbaum, Candace Buckner, Ava Wallace, Adam Kilgore and Jason Murray have all been picked up by The Athletic.
There are plans to hire at least three more reporters plus an editor, according to Status.
"It’s what I’d want as a reader. If this is the end for Post sports, let’s give our most loyal readers our best."
Janes fills the spot left by Andy Martino, who took a role as team reporter and host with the New York Mets.
Daily coverage of the Commanders and Nationals will start as soon as this month, along with 'enterprise reporting' on the Capitols, Wizards and Maryland Terrapins.
"Their presence is missed."
Dan Quinn and Spencer Carbery did the same.
This comes days after the WaPo laid off more than 300 journalists and killed the sports department.
Bezos has "repeatedly ignored interest from would-be buyers while the newspaper disintegrates under his watch."
"How could you do this? How could you get rid of a sports section, a unifying thing in a city?"
A disturbing lack of self-awareness on display...
"I would be remiss not to say something about Bailey not being here today."
"A stiff wind comes and blows him away."
Bezos never had any desire to be a hero or a champion, and he certainly will never be seen as one.
With its sports department shuttered, the Washington Post had no local coverage of the huge Anthony Davis trade to the Wizards.
The two former Washington Post sportswriters chose not to acknowledge the layoffs on Wednesday's episode.