Dave Sheinin
Sports Enterprise Writer at The Washington Post
Family man; WaPo Sports writer; singer/songwriter; good hang; semicolon aficionado. I'm still out here looking for a spark.
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Dave Sheinin
With an injured Caitlin Clark watching, young Mystics take apart Fever (washingtonpost.com) With an injured Caitlin Clark watching, young Mystics take apart Fever By Dave Sheinin 2025052903060400 BALTIMORE — They came dressed in pristine No. 22 Indiana Fever jerseys or more faded Iowa Hawkeyes versions, the mere opportunity for a glimpse of Caitlin Clark in street clothes enough to draw legions of her fans to downtown Baltimore on a gloomy, rainy night.
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1 month ago |
unionleader.com | Dave Sheinin
BALTIMORE — As he rounded the final turn at Pimlico Race Course on Saturday evening, Journalism’s direct, eye-level view was of roughly 2,000 pounds of finely toned horse butt. But just between the right cheek of Clever Again and the left cheek of Goal Oriented was enough daylight, in the estimation of jockey Umberto Rispoli, to squeeze through. And so that’s what Journalism did.
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Dave Sheinin
Journalism makes deadline for a stunning win at the Preakness Stakes (washingtonpost.com) Journalism makes deadline for a stunning win at the Preakness Stakes By Dave Sheinin 2025051723281900 BALTIMORE — As he rounded the final turn at Pimlico Race Course on Saturday evening, Journalism's direct, eye-level view was of roughly 2,000 pounds of finely toned horse butt.
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Dave Sheinin
Changes are coming to the home of the Preakness. Is the Triple Crown next? (washingtonpost.com) Changes are coming to the home of the Preakness. Is the Triple Crown next? By Dave Sheinin 2025051710054300 BALTIMORE — Saturday's Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course will be the 150th edition of the middle jewel of horse racing's Triple Crown — and quite possibly the sorriest.
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2 months ago |
washingtonpost.com | Dave Sheinin
Whatever gravity the sport of hockey had been exerting on the Patrick family for more than a century, holding its members in its orbit the way the sun does the planets — and rewarding their steadfastness with Stanley Cup titles, Hall of Fame berths, Olympic glory and an unmatched legacy as hockey’s royal family — had begun to lose its celestial power in the latter half of the 2000s.
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RT @SportsSocietyVU: Dave Sheinin on his "Beautyball" series. "(Analytics) helped revolutionize sports. But now the all-consuming influence…
Last night, the Celtics tied an NBA record with 63 3PAs. In the first quarter, 22 (!) of their 24 FGAs were 3's. Is this the product the NBA wants? Is it what the fans want? We explored this issue and more in our project, Beautyball https://t.co/KzZ8XebJ8A
RT @DannyKnobler: Great idea for a story, and not surprisingly great execution of the idea by @DaveSheinin