Jason Gay is a sports journalist and columnist for The Wall Street Journal. His work covers a wide range of sports topics, from college football and the NCAA to golf and youth sports. With a humorous and insightful writing style, he provides unique perspectives and analysis on the world of sports.
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Jason Gay's articles predominantly focus on sports, particularly college sports, football, and golf. His writing includes event coverage and opinion editorials. If you're looking to reach out to Jason with a pitch, consider offering unique insights or stories related to these topics. Additionally, since he writes opinion pieces, experts who can provide compelling analysis or perspectives on the latest developments in these sports would likely capture his attention.
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By: Jason Gay
Tom Brady, as usual, has it good: a reported $37.5-million a year deal to analyze NFL contests on TV—a historic largesse for a part-time profession of yapping about sports.
The Yankees and Mets are rolling, a Subway Series is possible, the Liberty are one win from a championship, the Rangers are the Rangers…and the Knicks have title aspirations?
Plastic water bottles and other debris rain on the field in Texas after a controversial penalty call. A reversal is eventually made, but at what cost? Plus: An incredible finale for the WNBA.
A long-awaited pairing makes its debut in the Lakers's season opening win over Minnesota.
By: Jason Gay
A road trip to New England was expected to produce a badly-needed win. Instead it's another loss—and the coach and quarterback are getting philosophical.
By: Jason Gay
If you avoided technical difficulties with the live feed, the fight between a 27-year-old and a 58-year-old wound up looking very much like…a fight between a 27-year-old and a 58-year-old.
If you avoided technical difficulties with the live feed, the fight between a 27-year-old and a 58-year-old wound up looking very much like…a fight between a 27-year-old and a 58-year-old.
By: Jason Gay
A thrilling NFL rivalry delivers another tight game—and an impressive win for the Bills, who are still searching for a playoff breakthrough.
By: Jason Gay
A thrilling NFL rivalry delivers another tight game—and an impressive win for the Bills, who are still searching for a playoff breakthrough.
The muscular, left-handed Spaniard, who retired Tuesday with 22 major victories, was a thrilling one-off.
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