
Deputy Editorial Director @TheAthletic | The last Sports Editor for @PostSports | Former @syracusedotcom | St. Mary's and Newhouse | Retired lax dad
Arlington, VA
Joined January 2009
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Extremely excited to get started with this new opportunity with @TheAthletic. I also get to do it with some old friends while making a bunch of new friends. Let’s go!
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This is such a fun story. Give this some time today.
The story I’ve always wanted to do—taking you on a wild ride inside #NFL headsets on game day. Buckle up!
With @JourdanRodrigue & our amazing graphics team
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The Associated Press Sports Editors career advancement committee is hosting its annual virtual session on landing an internship on Monday, Oct. 19 at 7 p.m. ET. (1/3)
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Come join our live blog and discussion tonight during the Wild-Preds game. @JoeSmithNHL and I will be in there
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"It’s not that the Red Sox didn’t bring enough fight to their now in-the-books Wild Card Series against the Yankees. They just didn’t have enough fighters."
@BuckinBoston on the Red Sox quick exit from the postseason
(free to read)
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“We’re definitely inspired by the Knicks,” Judge said, “and we’ve got to keep the winning going in New York.”
@Ian_OConnor on the Yankees trying to follow the Knicks’ lead in New York
(free to read)
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“He manages to be one of the smartest minds in the league, but he’s also the guy that’s most likely to convince you that one more round is a great idea.”
@MikeDugar on the architect of two Super Bowl winners, Seahawks GM John Schneider.
(free to read)
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How well is your team’s plan working? Introducing NFL Team Utility Tiers from @JourdanRodrigue.
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Football gave Roger Craig three Super Bowl rings, a gold jacket and vascular dementia. He says he has no regrets. A great profile from @danpompei on the 49ers running back.
(free to read)
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"It’s hard to escape that his overt support of Putin, which he says is fully his choice, colors whatever he achieves on the ice."
Column from @barrysvrluga on Alex Ovechkin
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UNC’s $10 million-per-year Belichick experiment has yielded all of six wins in 15 games, zero College Football Playoff chatter and 19 months of embarrassing off-field headlines.
@BrendanRMarks, @BruceFeldmanCFB and @MattBakerCFB on the mess at UNC.
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The Quinn Hughes question hangs over everything as Wild enter pivotal season (via @RussoHockey and @JoeSmithNHL and free to read)
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“I think it’ll be the most competitive league we’ve seen, maybe ever. From top to bottom, there’s no one who is incentivized to lose, which is great for the NBA.”
@MikeVorkunov listened in as GMs talked about how new lottery rules will impact the season.
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When are we going to see the next repeat NBA champion? @MirinFader, @johnhollinger and @curlyfro use logic and math to predict who can back-to-back.
(free to read)
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How those back-to-back HRs by Schwarber and Harper connect to Ruth and Gehrig. @jaysonst with all the weirdness and wildness from Day 2 of the MLB playoffs.
(free to read)
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“When we strapped it on and said three-peat, we all knew it’s the only chance we’re gonna get at this.”
@katiejwoo talked to the Dodgers' old guys as they get set for another playoff run.
(free to read)
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Keelon Russell vs. Kamario Taylor is going to be great theater on Saturday. @BruceFeldmanCFB goes back to an Elite 11 quarterback competition where the two QBs shined.
(free to read)
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"When it comes to Caitlin Clark in the WNBA, there is no normal. The standard comes with a dose of sideshow, and whatever passes as overstimulating, volatile or just plain bizarre is a garden-variety night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse."
(via @CandaceDBuckner)
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"If the Yankees play like this, yes, they will make it through an American League bracket that feels like the opposite of one of those World Cup Groups of Death."
@Ian_OConnor after the Yankees dominated the Red Sox in Game 1.
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A lot has to go wrong for a team to move on so quickly from a first-round QB. @alec_lewis has the story on what went wrong for J.J. McCarthy in Minnesota.
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