Michael Rosenberg
Senior Writer at Sports Illustrated
Senior Writer, Sports Illustrated; unit chair emeritus, @si_union
Articles
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1 week ago |
si.com | Michael Rosenberg
OAKMONT, Pa. — Cheers to the left of them, silence to the right, here they were, stuck in the middle of golf hell. If Sam Burns and Adam Scott felt alone and abandoned, it is because they were alone and abandoned. The stands around the 16th hole were mostly empty and getting emptier. Fans kept looking away. Burns and Scott did not have that luxury. Burns began the day with the lead, held it when storms swept everyone off the course, and kept it through the 10 holes.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Michael Rosenberg
OAKMONT, Pa. — If you wanted a good old-fashioned clump-of-grass-in-your-face U.S. Open, you got it. So did Scottie Scheffler. As erratically as the No. 1 player in the world played Friday, he was grateful when the check arrived and the bill was a 1-over-par 71. It could have been worse. That would be a good slogan for the U.S. Open, by the way, and perhaps for the entire USGA: It Could Be Worse. The event’s logo should be a grimace.
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1 month ago |
si.com | Michael Rosenberg
Giannis Antetokounmpo and Trey Hendrickson were born one day and an ocean apart in the first week of December 1994. They are now both elite professional athletes, but in a sense, they remain an ocean apart. Antetokounmpo, the Milwaukee Bucks superstar, is under contract for three more years with a player option, at more than $54 million per year.
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2 months ago |
contractingbusiness.com | Michael Rosenberg
109925232 © Tero Vesalainen | Dreamstime.comEffective Strategies for Employee Engagement and MotivationLearn how to foster a positive work environment to boost employee motivation and satisfaction, leading to improved client relationships and long-term workforce stability. Happy employees will produce happy clients. When people are engaged and motivated at work, they are motivated to keep their clients happy, and they will want to work for your company for many years.
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2 months ago |
research-live.com | Michael Rosenberg |Liam Kay- McClean
Bots and Fraudulent Data, Fraudulent Data and Bots – they are first cousins living in the same neighbourhood, in fact, living right next door to each other, always intertwined and in each other’s faces. Bots loves Fraudulent Data’s tuna casserole and Fraudulent Data loves Bots’ Chicken Curry – two peas in a nasty pod. If only we could send them on a one-way excursion to Siberia, never to be heard from again.
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A few weeks ago, unprompted, a female colleague raved about how nice Jon Wertheim is to her. Jon is a terrific and generous person who made a comment he regrets. It wasn’t characteristic of his 3 decades in journalism or a window into his worldview. It was a mistake.
A tennis twitter apology: https://t.co/HT81C2CLeQ
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I went to Versailles to write about horses, sort of: https://t.co/Uwah9isP3J
