sports columnist

For a sports columnist, there was too much time and space left over without real baseball.

He became a sports columnist after the war but soon wrote general interest articles.

It's harder for a sports columnist who has to put his body in one place or another.

But for both the school and the sports columnist, it was one word that changed their worlds.

Being new to an unfamiliar city can be hell on a sports columnist.

As principal sports columnist, he continued writing the column until late 2012.

Man, does the sight of a sports columnist make the ladies go crazy or what?

He became the most widely syndicated sports columnist of his generation.

Later we would argue about what it takes to be a coach and she explained how some people could become better sports columnists.

Few of the city's sports columnists viewed that loss as anything less than historic.

In 1933, he became a sports columnist, a responsibility that continued until his death, with only one interruption.

I'm a general sports columnist who doesn't claim expertise in figure skating, but I do know it's hot.

Finebaum spent his career in Birmingham, first as a sports columnist.

It's a good thing he can't fire sports columnists.

He currently serves as the paper's lead sports columnist.

I do not have the slightest objection to sports columnists writing about these matters.

Rice was blasted by sports columnists across the country for being selfish.

"It's part of the job of a sports columnist to kick things around a bit."

Some big-name sports columnists have sworn off using the name.

Even as a grown-up, cynical sports columnist, I was stunned.

The only bare excuse was that sports columnists are supposed to be controversial.

The sports columnist Red Smith had little use for basketball, which he considered boring.

A sports columnist, popping in for a few hours, cannot possibly address the finances and methods of a company.

Sid Hartman has been a popular and widely read sports columnist throughout his career.