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
Are the Lions now America's Team? Has “Purdy Fever” cooled? Are the Chiefs really back? Or does nothing matter—because the Ravens have Lamar Jackson?
Kansas City and San Francisco will meet in Las Vegas—and amateur air navigation experts are speculating whether a certain famous Chiefs fan can make it on time (she can).
By: Jason Gay
When the NFL awarded a Super Bowl to this shimmering desert town, I hoped the game would deliver some old-time, sequined sizzle.
A third ring in five seasons doesn't come easy, but further confirms a dynasty and a quarterback for the ages. Continue reading
By: Jason Gay
Rohan Bopanna played tennis for two decades without winning a men's doubles major championship. He finally did it with partner Matthew Ebden—and now each player is taking a turn as No. 1.
Free agents are signing, the draft is coming, and yet the most essential position in sports is never a sure thing.
Until this week, I think my kids weren't quite sure if Messi was real, or some kind of soccer Snuffleupagus, visible only to believers.
By: Shohei Ohtani, Kim Mulkey, Jason Gay, Anderson Cooper, Renee Montgomery, Buster Olney, Adrian Wojnarowski, Tony Kornheiser, Michael Wilbon, Bill Simmons, Michael Rapaport
Hello media consumers! Bryan welcomes Jason Gay of The Wall Street Journal this week as David Shoemaker is out on assignment.
A father's notes from the path of totality. Thousand Islands, N.Y. Before TikTok, before even Netflix, human beings entertained themselves with the sun and the moon.
Players worry the prolonged battle between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf is pushing away the audience.
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