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Tribune would be making a mistake to think that Orange County readers want L.A.-centric coverage of sports and that they only need one L.A. Times writer to cover the Angels or other beats. It might save money but it won't add content, readers or clicks.

I remember some who live-tweeted play-by-play college baseball during games in February. Who exactly is sitting on the edge of their seat for play-by-play college baseball in February? Who wants their timeline flooded by that?

TV changed him and added demands to his time. Put him back in his old role at SI and he'd be just as good or better.

Speaking of college baseball, do a lot of the beat writers still live-tweet pitch-by-pitch from games? It's the same principle. Nobody thinks these games are as important as they do. The press box situation is definitely an issue for the school and NCAA. But readers?

An old colleague of mine has worked there and told me during APSEs that they won their most ever APSE writing awards this year with five. I went back and looked and I believe most are fairly new hires. http://apsportseditors.org/newsletter/2013-apse-contest-all-results/ They do have good...

As long you can distinguish between curating and reporting. A trained monkey can do one but not the other.

Sorry if I missed it, but what exactly is he going to do now? Retire and work when he chooses? Can't blame him if he can afford it, which I'm sure he can.

No, it's a sign of pure stupidity. Tell them to go back to school and graduate third grade.