King Kaufman
- Location
- San Francisco, California,
- Birthday
- January 01
- Title
- Cover Editor
- Company
- Salon
- Bio
- Former Salon sports columnist, features writer, copy chief, cover editor, 1997-2011. Now the manager of writer development at Bleacher Report. Before Salon, I worked at the San Francisco Examiner, and before that, I was born.
MY RECENT POSTS
- I’ve never cheered my team
to a World Series win
October 10, 2010 06:09PM - Bobby Cramer, John Lindsey and
dreams deferred
September 14, 2010 05:01AM - The TV lottery ticket
August 05, 2010 02:48AM - The magic of the 2-out RBI
April 29, 2010 03:41AM - Playing catch with my kid
April 19, 2010 07:24PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Well said. I don't know
why you chose 2007. I left
San
Francisco in 2001,
partly…”
January 14, 2011 01:19PM - “As I looked at the
Associated Press wire files in
the
computer I remember
telling…”
March 12, 2009 01:07PM - “Aside from Joan and
Kerry, the Salon people
generally
avoid Open Salon
like the p…”
November 14, 2008 12:11PM - “Since You
Answered
or
Since I Answered”
May 02, 2008 05:17PM - “OK, I'm willing to admit
that this new kid Ruth is
going to
work out. I'm
startin…”
May 02, 2008 05:13PM
King Kaufman's Links
- Where I'm at
- Future of Journalism
Or: How the complicated calculus of who I root for has blocked the bliss
This might sound strange if you know that baseball teams I have rooted for have won World Series championships while I was rooting for them, but: I have never had the simple joy of rooting… Read full post »
Bobby Cramer made his major league debut Monday night. The left-hander started for the Oakland A's in Kansas City and was the winning pitcher in a 3-1 game, allowing a run on four hits in five and a third innings, with four strikeouts and a walk.
This is notable… Read full post »
A tweet from NBC reporter Ann Curry:
Here's the text you get when you "share" the video report Curry's tweeting about:
Overwhelming response to Dateline's poverty reportA development to the story we brought you about struggling families in Ohio who have been pushed over the edge
… Read full post »
The magic of the 2-out RBI
I've been suspicious of claims that individuals or teams are extra special good with two outs ever since this episode in 2004, when the announcers on a random game I was watching talked up the Anaheim Angels' two-out run-scoring prowess as a measure of their character. They never gave up on… Read full post »
I've been playing catch with my 7-year-old son a lot lately. He's playing baseball for the first time, Pony League, machine-pitch, and while he's done some hitting in the past, he never really learned to catch or throw until he started playing in the league.
He can do it now, in a… Read full post »
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