If I struggle to remember what sports journalism was like before Deadspin, I can just look at ESPN or Sports Illustrated, and it all comes nauseatingly back to

If I struggle to remember what sports journalism was like before Deadspin, I can just look at ESPN or Sports Illustrated, and it all comes nauseatingly back to me. In print, the WSJ has some surprisingly good sports coverage, although not very much of it. And then they have Jason Gay, who seems to only glom onto meta-sports issues and niche sports like bike racing. But their other writers write about the actual games.