I deleted a tweet about latest Aaron & Pat vaccine circus sideshow because the more times that clip is shared the more they're going to keep talking about it

If you say something in the presence of a reporter, it is on the record unless you have both explicitly agreed that it is not

The proliferation of paying for interviews across media companies is really bad for journalism. You’d be surprised to learn how often even relatively anonymous players ask or expect to be paid

Kirk and Al have the chemistry of two men forced into sports small talk at a party thrown by one of their wives

This graphic makes it look like Brock Purdy is starring in an indie crime drama set in Boston

His goal is quite clearly to drive any reliable sources of news from the site

I’ve never been more qualified for a position

I have a new audio story out now, VOLLEY AND SERVE, a two-part podcast profiling Sergiy Stakhovsky, a Ukrainian tennis player fighting on the front lines of the war. It’s part of the Meadowlark and Campside series “Sports Explains the World.” Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vol…

Eight years after I first learned about the extent to which Baylor mishandled or ignored reports of sexual assault on its campus—especially involving football players—here's probably the closest documentation possible of what went wrong and why. defector.com/the-just-revea…

Our response to today’s story from Futurism reporting that The Arena Group has published AI-written stories by fake people under the Sports Illustrated name:

Hey folks, in what is undoubtedly the biggest job news of the week, I’m happy to share that I now work for The New York Times! Also, there’s a great writing role open on my team. See the link below & DM me if you’re interested. nytimes.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/NYT/job/…

Sneaker reseller Michael Malekzadeh helmed an online company that netted him millions—until the U.S. Department of Justice accused him of running a Ponzi scheme. Today, Part 1 of the podcast on it, reported by myself and David Gardner, premieres for Meadowlark Media.

A man stands accused of running a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme—all based on sneakers. In the second half of our two-part podcast on this bizarre true story, reported with David Gardner for Meadowlark Media, the other shoe drops—and we visit Oregon to track things down.

In the latest "Sports Explains the World," Diana Moskovitz and David Gardner investigate Zadeh Kicks, a popular online sneaker reseller that appears to have been a Ponzi scheme. Great reporting and audio storytelling. Listen to SNEAKER CON here: open.spotify.com/episode/3sY4Rb…

We here at Pablo Torre Finds Out love taking stupid things seriously. Today — with David Gardner (and Adam Lefkoe!) — we dive deep into the fake genie movie/KAZAAM knockoff many people truly believe is real. And then break the news to SHAQ about SHAZAAM ⚡️⤵️ youtu.be/w65sN62LvfE?si…

There are a TON of people who vividly remember the 1990's movie 'Shazaam' starring Sinbad as a genie. "They can tell you what the VHS cover looked like, they can tell you who the actors were. They can describe the plot in detail." There's just one problem ... that movie never

From myself and David Gardner: How public stadiums keep some profits private: defector.com/how-public-sta…

Super Bowl Sunday is the cheesiest holiday in America. So we spent months investigating a wildly popular conspiracy that’s spread across social and print media: that a secret U.S. government op is behind Pizza Hut’s invention of stuffed-crust. The truth is even stranger 👀⤵️