Jon Greenberg is a Senior Columnist and Editor-in-Chief at The Athletic. He specializes in sports, focusing on themes such as competitive and professional sports, as well as the business side of the sports industry. Jon's work has been featured in notable publications including PolitiFact, Poynter Online, and The New York Times.
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Jon Greenberg's focus is strongly centered around sports, particularly football and the NFL. His articles cover expert commentary, event coverage, opinion editorials, and announcements within the realm of sports.
If you aim to reach out effectively to Jon Greenberg, consider providing insights on upcoming football events or games, expert opinions on team strategies or player performances in both college and professional leagues. Expertise in betting trends related to football could also be a relevant area for pitching ideas.
Given his strong coverage of Chicago-related topics within sports (NFL Bears), sharing news or analyses focused on this local context might pique his interest.
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By: Jon Greenberg
It's not often both teams are good, a rarity that made this crosstown series — which ended on Edgar Quero's walk-off homer — extra special.
By: Jon Greenberg
To the diehard baseball fans on either side of town, the Cubs-White Sox series is like New Year's Eve for a boozehound.
By: Jon Greenberg
It wasn’t long ago that the Cubs had two 10-game win streaks in 24 games. Since then, they’ve dropped eight of 10, including four in a row.
By: Jon Greenberg
Fueled by AI, massive new facilities are reshaping communities and creating a major reporting opportunity for local newsrooms
By: Jon Greenberg
Crow-Armstrong's vulgar outburst toward a heckler was another reminder that confronting fans is unwise (and often caught on camera).
By: Jon Greenberg
Pete Crow-Armstrong is young, but not dumb. At 24 he knows what it's like to be famous — the good and the bad.
By: Jon Greenberg
It's not even June, and people are writing off the Cubs' chances at the division — with good reason.
By: Jon Greenberg
How bad were things getting with the Chicago Cubs? We were cursing about curses again. And it's only May.
By: Jon Greenberg
Poynter's Beat Academy offers guidance and resources for reporting on children and families as immigration actions tighten.
Even before you factor in that he speaks to the media through an interpreter, Munetaka Murakami is a man of few words.
