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Jimmy Traina
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Writer, Sports Illustrated
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By Jimmy Traina Verified| Fresno Bee Verified 1. "Laying out" is an inside-broadcasting term that basically means announcers should be quiet after a big moment and let the sights and sounds we see and hear on our screens take over. CBS's Jim Nantz put on a "laying out" clinic on Sunday after Rory McIlroy finally won his first Masters to complete a career grand slam. For nearly seven minutes after McIlroy sank the winning put in a playoff against Justin Rose, Nantz said a total of 46 words. "The long journey is over.
By Jimmy Traina Verified| Sports Illustrated Verified 1. It was just over six months ago that ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski delivered the ultimate Woj Bomb and announced he was retiring from sports media. Woj later revealed to SI’s Chris Mannix that he had enough of the 24/7 insider lifestyle. From Chris Mannix’s story:“I didn’t want to spend one more day of my life waiting on someone’s MRI or hitting an agent at 1 a.m. about an ankle sprain,” he says.
By Jimmy Traina Verified| Fresno Bee Verified 1. "Laying out" is an inside-broadcasting term that basically means announcers should be quiet after a big moment and let the sights and sounds we see and hear on our screens take over. CBS's Jim Nantz put on a "laying out" clinic on Sunday after Rory McIlroy finally won his first Masters to complete a career grand slam. For nearly seven minutes after McIlroy sank the winning put in a playoff against Justin Rose, Nantz said a total of 46 words. "The long journey is over.
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Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated, founded on August 16, 1954, by Henry Luce, is a prominent sports magazine known for its in-depth coverage of a wide range of sports. Initially launched as a weekly publication, it gained popularity under managing editor Andre Laguerre, who emphasized premier sporting events. The magazine has a rich history of high-quality journalism and photography, featuring contributions from notable writers and cultural figures. Sports Illustrated offers both print and digital versions of its magazine, delivering comprehensive sports news, analysis, and features. It is well-known for its annual Swimsuit Issue and other special editions that highlight specific sports or events. The magazine's online platform provides real-time sports news, articles, videos, and podcasts, catering to a diverse audience of sports enthusiasts.
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