In 2019, we as sports fans and media are constantly swamped with information, and it’s become incredibly difficult to see what is relevant, important, or new, and what is not. Making things matters more difficult, there’s not some well-defined line that separates the important news from not. For example, take Chris Haynes’ article yesterday on Kawhi Leonard’s free agency. It is well-written, original, and almost certainly properly sourced. That clearly makes it a step above some Reddit commenter, or a Twitter account most famous for getting something right once a few years ago. But is it worth covering and reporting further on?
Covering Kawhi Leonard’s Free Agency Has Been a Struggle In Separating News from Speculation
