Bailey Johnson is a Reporter at The Washington Post. She specializes in sports journalism, covering competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, with a focus on international sports leagues and major team sports. Bailey's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, The Baltimore Sun, and the Detroit Free Press.
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Bailey Johnson's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly hockey and the NHL, with a specific focus on the Washington Capitals. Given this focus, Bailey appears to be most responsive to pitches related to breaking news or ongoing developments within the team and its players.
Pitches that provide insights into player performance, team strategies, injury updates, or trade rumors could be of interest to Bailey. Additionally, offering access to exclusive interviews with coaches or players may also capture her attention.
Given Bailey's geographic focus on Washington D.C., she would likely appreciate pitches specifically tailored to events and stories relevant to the local area in addition to broader NHL trends.
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By: Bailey Johnson
D.C. native Baptiste, 24, toppled No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka and is now ranked among the world’s top 25 players.
Bailey Johnson A decade ago, Shari Dishman started a GoFundMe, seeking every possible avenue to support her then-15-year-old daughter Hailey Baptiste's burgeoning tennis career.
By: Bailey Johnson
After losing her rookie season to a torn ACL, Amoore is expected to start alongside franchise cornerstones Sonia Citron and Kiki Irafen.
By: Bailey Johnson
With a labor dispute behind it and three former No. 1 picks on the court, the WNBA was back in the spotlight Saturday.
By: Bailey Johnson
Youthful Washington gets big efforts from Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron before falling to the New York Liberty, 98-93.
By: Bailey Johnson
Most professional sports teams pump up their crowds with AC/DC or Metallica, but the surging Montreal Canadiens skate to “Fix You” by Coldplay. And it works.
Bailey Johnson Flames engulf the ice as the first notes play, though they're hardly audible over the crowd's chant of “Olé, olé, olé.” They're
By: Bailey Johnson
The riverside area is packed with community softball and soccer games, but the president is eyeing it for his “National Garden of American Heroes.”
By: Bailey Johnson
With a deep frontcourt, Washington doesn’t have to rush the No. 4 pick.
By: Bailey Johnson
The president announced he wants to build the memorial on West Potomac Park, a popular spot with local athletic teams.
