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Senior writer for @TheAthletic based in Arizona. #girldad IU grad
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Doug Haller retweeted
Time for my annual awards!
MVPs
LVPs
Cy Youngs
Cy Yuks
Rookies/relievers/managers of the year
Amazing that you agree with every one of these picks
Unlocked and free for all to read
nytimes.com/athletic/7626813…
Doug Haller retweeted
The issue with Marvin Harrison, Jr., goes beyond production. The Cardinals haven’t done much to get him involved.
(Story unlocked) ⤵️
nytimes.com/athletic/7624946…
The issue with Marvin Harrison, Jr., goes beyond production. The Cardinals haven’t done much to get him involved.
(Story unlocked) ⤵️
nytimes.com/athletic/7624946…
Doug Haller retweeted
In his first public comments since Aug. 20, Arizona State men’s hockey coach Greg Powers refused to address the workout that left Matthew Mayich on life support, instead selling ASU as “still a great place to be."
nytimes.com/athletic/7623616…
The Cardinals have officially placed CB Will Johnson on injured reserve. Johnson suffered a neck injury in Sunday’s loss.
Signed CB Starling Thomas V to the active roster from the practice squad.
Doug Haller retweeted
NEW: ASU hockey review assigns no blame in its initial findings. The lawyer for Matthew Mayich’s family calls it “mind-boggling”
“This report, it’s more advocacy than fact-finding,” Rob Carey said.
Story from @AdamKilgoreWP @nathanfenno and me
nytimes.com/athletic/7621006…
Doug Haller retweeted
As we head into the home stretch of the season, let’s appreciate what a fun and exciting spring and summer it was for the Cubs and White Sox.
My story from weeks of hanging out, writing and reporting:
nytimes.com/athletic/7601046…
Doug Haller retweeted
Re-posting on the 30th anniversary of Arizona State football’s greatest night.
Not just the game, but the party that followed. ⤵️
nytimes.com/athletic/1227111…
Re-posting on the 30th anniversary of Arizona State football’s greatest night.
Not just the game, but the party that followed. ⤵️
nytimes.com/athletic/1227111…
I’m sure stadium security had legit reasons for doing what they did, but it did seem unnecessarily confrontational.
Madness: Wembley security denied Kenny Dillingham and ASU’s entire LB group field access after they won the Union Jack Classic.
Reporters were also held up for nearly half an hour, causing Dillingham to be ready to leave, before graciously agreeing to an impromptu hallway scrum with his son Kent on his shoulders.
Then, Dillingham had to come back to speak a second time at the formal press conference over an hour after the game ended.
@SunDevilSource
Doug Haller retweeted
From London: Arizona State’s win here was not pretty, but the experience might benefit them, and the sport.
(Story unlocked) ⤵️
nytimes.com/athletic/7611111…
From London: Arizona State’s win here was not pretty, but the experience might benefit them, and the sport.
(Story unlocked) ⤵️
nytimes.com/athletic/7611111…
ICYMI: A tip. An assignment. A discovery.
The 2001 World Series turned when the Diamondbacks learned Andy Pettitte was tipping his pitches. How they figured it out before Game 6:
(Story unlocked)
nytimes.com/athletic/7561653…
My bad. Here’s the unlocked link:
nytimes.com/athletic/7561653…
