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D10 MONDAY, MARCH 11, 2013 /// THE ENQUIRER
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Sports is about love of the game, passion. AndCincinnati is the right place to be for any fan. Whetheryou follow the Reds or the Bengals, keep up with thetennis pros, or give your all for your high-school team, wehave top journalists bringing the hottest news and theinside story back to you.
Professional sports:We don’t just tell you about thebig play, we tell you why it matters. John Fay, Joe Reedy,John Erardi and The Enquirer’s sports team tells youabout the game-changers and play-makers that mattermost. And, if reading about the games isn’t enough toraise your blood pressure, Paul Daugherty’s colorful com-mentary is sure to push a few buttons.
High school sports:High school sports are yourpassion, and they’re ours, too. We deliver scores and moreevery weekend from150 schools on both sides of the river.Mike Dyer and his team cover the high-school sports youcare about, from swimming and track to basketball andbaseball.
College ball:Do you bleed Bearcat red or Xavier blue?Bill Koch, Shannon Russell and company have the detailson every play.
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PaulDaughertyI provoke honestly,while having thebacks of the fans.You won’t alwaysagree, but you willwant to read what’son my [email protected],Twitter@enquirerdoc.
JoeReedyI report on andanalyze the Bengalsand NFL. [email protected],Twitter @joereedy,Facebook.com/enquirerbengalshub
MikeDyerI am the Enquirerhigh school [email protected],Twitter at @Mike-Dyer.
C. TrentRosecransI cover the Reds andmajor league [email protected],Twitter @ctrent.
“Enquirer sports page readers want more than just the score.They want the story behindthe box scores and X’s and O’s and they want us to match their passions in the teams theyfollow and the players they cheer for. It’s my job to make sure that happens.”ANGEL RODRIGUEZSports editor, [email protected],513-768-8437
JOHN FAY“Want Reds news fast from the guy with the mostaccess? I’m your guy. I understand your passion. Ifeel your excitement when they win, and understandyour frustration when they don’t. I’ve covered theReds for more than 12 years, so I have access otherreporters don’t – from the front office to themanagers and players. I give you the inside storyyou can’t get anywhere else.”
[email protected], Twitter @johnfayman,Cincinnati.com/Blogs/Reds/
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OUR EDITORS
CarolynWashburn, editor and vice presi-dent. I am serious about my responsibility:serving as editor of my hometown newsorganization. [email protected],Twitter @CarolynWashburn
Laura Trujillo,managing editor/digital. I amresponsible for making sure stories are toldright on the desktop, tablet and [email protected], Twitter @lauraftrujillo
Randy Essex, senior editor. I’m committed to ensuring that our jour-nalism watches out for your interests and reflects the passions of thecommunity. [email protected], Twitter @Randy Essex
Brian Butts, director, digital strategy and development. I am adigital strategist. I analyze trends and develop new digital prod-ucts to serve you. [email protected], Twitter @brianbutts
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