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The 29 pages that link to Sports journalism, each with the reason it gives.

• JournalismBroader topic: It applies news gathering to competition and the institutions surrounding sport.

• News agencyBroader topic: Agencies distribute match reports, results, and images across regions and languages.

• Sports broadcastingRelated: Broadcasts combine live production with reporting and post-event analysis.

• Women in journalismRelated: Women working in sports media have confronted exclusion from beats and unequal treatment in access and credibility.

• NBA Finals Most Valuable Player AwardNarrower topic: Media members have a central role in selecting the award's winner.

• Sports mediaBroader topic: Reporting, interviews, and analysis provide much of sports media’s editorial content.

• Laureus World Sports AwardsRelated: Sports media coverage helps bring nominated performances and candidates to public attention.

• BBC Sports Personality of the YearNarrower topic: BBC coverage helps shape the achievements considered for the yearly shortlist.

• Howard CosellNarrower topic: Cosell’s work combined event coverage, interviews, opinion, and confrontational commentary.

• WNBA Most Valuable Player AwardRelated: Journalists supply the votes that decide the award.

• BBC SportNarrower topic: The division is a major British producer of sports news and analysis.

• Play-by-playNarrower topic: Play-by-play is a live reporting form within the broader practice of sports journalism.

• Sports Illustrated Swimsuit IssueNarrower topic: The special issue grew out of a sports magazine’s seasonal editorial schedule.

• John L. SullivanRelated: Newspaper coverage turned Sullivan’s bouts and persona into national spectacles.

• Sports commentatorNarrower topic: Commentary is a live, broadcast form of sports journalism.

• Sports IllustratedNarrower topic: The magazine entered a field then dominated by newspapers and specialist publications.

• Gertrude EderleRelated: Extensive coverage turned Ederle’s swim into a global public event.

• Grantland RiceNarrower topic: Rice’s influential columns helped establish sportswriting as a major newspaper genre.

• History of sportRelated: Newspapers and broadcast coverage turned competitions into recurring public spectacles.

• Knute RockneNarrower topic: Newspaper coverage helped make Rockne’s teams and personalities national stories.

• Marcelo TinelliRelated: Sports reporting was Tinelli’s first major role in broadcast media.

• Bryant GumbelNarrower topic: His work examined sports as both competition and a powerful social institution.

• Damon RunyonNarrower topic: Runyon built much of his newspaper reputation covering boxing and horse racing.

• Sports radioRelated: News segments and interviews bring journalistic reporting into sports programming.

• World TennisNarrower topic: The magazine joined a broader tradition of specialized sports reporting.

• Bob CostasRelated: His interviews and documentaries extend his work beyond announcing games.

• Helen RollasonNarrower topic: Her career exemplifies the work of a television sports journalist.

• Robert RipleyRelated: Ripley drew sports cartoons before turning an unusual sports claim into his new feature.

• Stuart ScottNarrower topic: Scott’s influence extended beyond presentation style into the broader norms of sports journalism.