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: Andrew Beaton, Kate Clark, Margot Patrick
With his business empire under scrutiny from federal investigators, Mark Walter was on the hunt for cash when, out of nowhere, he was about to be offered an enormous pile of money.
By: Andrew Beaton
Though Bodhana Sivanandan picked up the game just six years ago, she is now a British champion. And she routinely beats men and women many times her age.
Less than a minute remained on the clock during the biggest chess match of Bodhana Sivanandan's short career last weekend, but to her, it was practically an eternity.
By: Joe Wallace, Margot Patrick, Justin Baer, Andrew Beaton
Under pressure from investigators and regulators, billionaire Mark Walter is racing to unwind bets and save his sports-and-finance empire.
By: Andrew Beaton, Joe Wallace, Justin Baer, Margot Patrick Play
Mark Walte r stunned the sports world in 2012 with a deal that left his wealthy rivals wondering how the chief executive of Guggenheim Partners, little-known
The Cleveland Browns face an uninspiring choice between two of the most flawed signal-callers in the league: second-year quarterback Shedeur Sanders is and the often injured, largely ineffective Deshaun Watson.
Todd Monken began his first season as head coach of the Cleveland Browns faced with the tall task of picking the team's starting quarterback.
When LIV Golf hired Fresh Tape Media to produce content such as podcasts and video clips ahead of the season, executives at the boutique creative agency leapt at the opportunity to work with superstars such as Bryson DeChambeau.
By: Robert O’Connell, Andrew Beaton
For decades, college football has prepared athletes for the pros. But this offseason, players are going in the opposite direction.
By: Andrew Beaton, Robert O'Connell
After four years of college football, Dae'Quan Wright spent the summer preparing for his career as an NFL player.
