Bob Wisener is a sports editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including professional sports, competitive sports, and sports business, with a focus on international sports leagues and major tournaments. Bob's work has been featured in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and The Sentinel-Record.
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Bob’s coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage and opinion editorials within the sports domain, particularly in areas such as horse racing, college football, and basketball. He may be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive insights into upcoming events or offer expert commentary on recent matches.
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Harry King drew a blank when Harry Kane's name entered the conversation.
Like Maryland racing itself, the Frank J. De Francis Memorial Dash has seen better days.
When a close decision at the finish line goes against a horse, bettors routinely call it a "tough beat."
For its earliest opening day, Oaklawn tweaked with the Hot Springs Stakes, which no longer resembles the spring sprint race for older horses Whitmore won four times.
"Wait 'til next year," fans of the old Brooklyn Dodgers lamented after another World Series defeat to the New York Yankees.
Tampa's first-place Major League Baseball team will be traveling when the Southeastern Conference skywriters descend upon the Gulf Coast for football media days.
Baseball's annual All-Star Game and the first World Cup semifinal, played within hours of each other, were short on offense if final scores were the defining standard.
Before we go any further, James Boley deserved the honor he was to receive Friday night while still with us and memories were fresh.
The reigning Preakness winner lost a close decision Saturday that was left in the hands of New Jersey track stewards.
Like a departed family member once said in church about Einstein's theory of relativity, soccer is something that I might address at length if I knew more about the subject.
