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- Steve Jacobson was a sports reporter and columnist for Newsday for more than forty years with a great interest in the aspects of sports. He co-authored a number of books with notable sports personalities. He was named by Associated Press among the top sports columnists and twice was nominated by Newsday for the Pulitzer Prize.
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Steve Jacobson was a sports reporter and columnist for Newsday for more than forty years with a great interest in the aspects of sports. He co-authored a number of books with notable sports personalities.
Steve Jacobson is an award-winning sports journalist and author. A sports reporter and columnist for Newsday for 44 years, he was nominated twice for a Pulitzer Prize, awarded first prize by the Associated Press of New York for his coverage of the 1986 World Series, and recognized as one of the Top Five Sports Columnists numerous times by the ...
Feb 9, 2024 · Now, by the great karma of memory and files and editors, Steve Jacobson and Stan Isaacs are back. Stan passed in 2013 but his words are being revived in an autobiography, “Out of Left Field: A Sportswriter’s Last Word,” to be published in April.
I covered World Series, Super Bowl, NBA and NHL championships, Final Fours, Indianapolis and NASCAR, and the atrocities of Little League and high school sports. I found common human elements in all. Twice, what I found, led to my nomination for the Pulitzer Prize.
Aug 27, 2022 · Steve Jacobson, Newsday's first Mets beat reporter, feted at Old-Timers' Day. It was about 3 p.m. and there was Steve Jacobson, standing in foul territory on the third-base side, engaged in...
Feb 9, 2024 · Steve Jacobson worked hard to get memories of the Black players, and now Taddei has honored what Jacobson did in his book. Here’s the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leadership-lessons-from-the-negro-leagues/id1646816110?i=1000644226588
Steve Jacobson was A sportswriter at Newsday for over four decades, He became a featured columnist in 1979. He joined the Newsday sports staff in 1960 and spent a large part of his first 19 years there covering the Mets and Yankees. In 1988, his body of work as a columnist earned him a Pulitzer Prize nomination in commentary.
