I cover the NFL and sports for @WSJSports; may occasionally tweet about chess. Email: [email protected]
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Andrew Beaton's coverage primarily focuses on sports topics such as PGA Tour, NFL, Mets, golf, and football. His articles often revolve around events or evolving stories in the sports world. If you're looking to reach out to Andrew with a pitch or expertise in these areas, consider offering insights into ongoing events within these sports leagues or emerging trends that could capture his interest.
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By: Dave Michaels, Andrew Beaton, Margot Patrick, Justin Baer
Authorities are examining about $16 billion in private-credit deals involving Mark Walter’s insurance companies to determine whether fraud occurred.
By: Andrew Beaton
Jackson Koivun, 21 years old, won on the PGA Tour in only his third start as a professional. He had to hold off a charge from Scottie Scheffler to do it.
It was perfectly understandable when Jackson Koivun felt a bit jittery on the final hole of the PGA Tour's 3M Open on Sunday.
Back in April, when Saudi Arabia's sovereign-wealth fund decided to cut its funding for LIV Golf at the end of the season, chief executive Scott
By: Andrew Beaton
The upstart circuit has been searching for funding ever since the Kingdom’s Public Investment Fund announced that it was pulling out.
By: Andrew Beaton, Justin Baer, Margot Patrick
When the Los Angeles Dodgers celebrated on the field after winning the World Series in October 2024, there was one person notably missing from the festivities: Mark Walter, the team's owner.
By: Andrew Beaton
The Americans agreed to bring back Mauricio Pochettino through 2030 after a promising tournament showing that ended in controversy
After the dust settled from the 4-1 blowout defeat that downed the U.S. men's national soccer team at its home World Cup last month, the federation
By: Andrew Beaton
Three-time Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald called it quits two years ago. Rejoining a stacked Rams roster might be too tempting for him to pass up.
Before the Los Angeles Rams pulled off the blockbuster trade of the NFL offseason, coach Sean McVay leaned on one of his former players for advice.
