Sportswriters in a sentence

And when that happens, who are the fans and sportswriters (if there are any) going to aim their commentary at?

Often called “the man of steal” by sportswriters, Henderson holds the career record for stolen bases with 1,406 — a mark unlikely to be swiped from him anytime soon, or perhaps ever.

Sportswriters were intrigued by Ryan’s disparate callings.

Many sportswriters and commentators have taken advantage of the opportunity and turned their attention to writing books, setting up podcasts, or returning to other back-burner projects for which there had never seemed to be enough time.

The difference is that New York sportswriters were skeptical of Steinbrenner’s stories, but Republican leaders are not, or pretend not to be, skeptical of Trump’s lies.

Hundreds of electors, most of them members of the media, vote on the annual award and Hubbard's name has been popping up on some sportswriters' watch lists in recent weeks.

Despite the daily scrutiny from thousands of sportswriters and millions of fans, baseball management continued to make decisions—when to bunt, steal, take a walk, pull a starter—for no better reason than that was the way they had always been made.

Due to his fear of flying, Kornheiser was not on the same rigorous travel schedule as most of his colleagues, and the sportswriters who were in town — as well as Bradlee, Graham, Downie — would crowd around his office.

On this day in Alabama history: 'Dean of American sportswriters' Bozeman Bulger was bornHe began reporting on a strange sport that was catching on in the South called football.

The Fort Worth Press’ legendary sportswriters are a dying breed.

They’re 5-6 in the American Athletic Conference, with sportswriters using terms like “wilting” to describe their performance.

All of these nicknames were used by fans and sportswriters to describe the team, but not in any official capacity.

An Associated Press All-Star roster was named (no game was played) for the AL and NL by a group of their sportswriters that included Greenberg as one of the All-Stars.

For his titles, see citation *That he's regarded as the best player in the history of the NHL, see citation *That he's regarded as the greatest by many sportswriters, see Falla, Jack, "The Greatest One Bar None", in Steve Dryden (ed.

His accomplishments were described in a similar racial context by other newspapers and sportswriters throughout his life.

Montville, pp. 88–90 Creamer, p. 203 Sale to New York As an out-of-towner from New York City, Frazee had been regarded with suspicion by Boston's sportswriters and baseball fans when he bought the team.

Once again sportswriters were quick to draw attention to Smith's outstanding defensive play instead of his 2 for 23 effort at the plate.

Pregame news Many sportswriters and fans were a bit upset that the Bills advanced to their fourth consecutive Super Bowl.

Separate committees, including sportswriters and broadcasters, would select umpires, managers and executives, as well as players from earlier eras.

Sportswriters sometimes refer to the Red Sox as the Crimson Hose citation and the Olde Towne Team.