Jaguars associate strength ach out as gay a first for US-based pro leagu

Contents:

• JASON GAY: FETTABLE ATHLETE, ENDURG SPORTS JOURNALIST
• COLUMNIST JASON GAY TO SPEAK AT 2019 WTER MENCEMENT
• JASON GAY, WALL STREET JOURNAL LUMNIST: WHAT IT TAK
• JAGUARS ASSOCIATE STRENGTH ACH OUT AS GAY A FIRST FOR US-BASED PRO LEAGU
• JASON GAY IS HAPPILY MARRIED! AGE, WIFE, CHILDREN & FAY DETAILS
• SPORTS COLUMNIST JASON GAY: 'I AM A LOY TEACHER'
• JASON GAY’S 2019 WTER MENCEMENT ADDRS

JASON GAY: FETTABLE ATHLETE, ENDURG SPORTS JOURNALIST

Sports and Humor Columnist, The Wall Street JournalJason Gay is The Wall Street Journal’s sports lumnist and a humor lumnist for s Review sectn. Wre to Jason at jason.gay@, and follow him on Twter @jasongay. Sign up to receive email alerts om Jason Gay.

COLUMNIST JASON GAY TO SPEAK AT 2019 WTER MENCEMENT

The Wall Street Journal's Jason Gay views journalism the same way profsnal athlet approach their sport: he’s nstantly fdg ways to improve and adapt to the changg world (or game). Jason Gay has been a sports and humor lumnist at the Wall Street Journal for 13 years.

” It’s the first thg Jason Gay says to me, apologizg for beg late.

JASON GAY, WALL STREET JOURNAL LUMNIST: WHAT IT TAK

Behd him, a Wilson T2000 tennis racket, the same mol of the pure alumum racket that Jimmy Connors ed when he won the 1983 US Open, glimmers on the wall above Gay’s sk. ” says Gay, who grew-up playg tennis.

Every workday, Gay, 53, wak up at 4 a. Gay’s entertag wrg, sprkled wh wry humor, keeps them up-to-date on their favore athlet, Super Bowls, World Cups, and how “Tom Brady is (fally) ready for Pickball.

Gay, now his 13th year as sports and humor lumnist for the Journal, embarked upon his wrg journey Belmont Hill School the suburbs of Belmont, MA, where he worked the school newspaper.

JAGUARS ASSOCIATE STRENGTH ACH OUT AS GAY A FIRST FOR US-BASED PRO LEAGU

Gay approach his sportswrg much like a 10-year-old views life.

JASON GAY IS HAPPILY MARRIED! AGE, WIFE, CHILDREN & FAY DETAILS

Like a child’s favore actn TV show, Gay explas that sportg events also have hero and villas, protagonists and antagonists, good guys and bad guys.

SPORTS COLUMNIST JASON GAY: 'I AM A LOY TEACHER'

Gay is the first to acknowledge his shortgs. Siar to his favore tennis players, Ons Jabr, Carlos Alrez, and Daniil Medvev, Gay is always learng and gettg better as a journalist. Gay views journalism the same way profsnal athlet approach their sport: he’s nstantly fdg ways to improve and adapt to the changg world (or game).

Gay attend the Universy of Wisns-Madison, where he creds his acceptance to one sleepy admissns officer. From there, Gay got to the edorial si of thgs, workg stts at the Boston Phoenix, New York Observer and Rollg Stone, before fdg his way to GQ, where he served as article edor. When an opportuny to work at the WSJ me up 2009, Gay quickly jumped aboard and has been there ever sce.

Unlike his rears, Gay did not read the WSJ... Gay is perfectly sued for his le of work. He genuely lik to make everyone happy, whether ’s his rears worldwi or his homebound black-and-whe tuxedo t, Baxter, who Gay swears n talk.

JASON GAY’S 2019 WTER MENCEMENT ADDRS

Gay’s skillful abily to tertwe humor and w to his wrg is rare.

Former CBS sports producer Tommy O’Neill, prais Gay’s rare fse wh words and stori. O’Neill is not the only one to regnize Gay’s talented craft. In between his day job and school drop-offs and pick-ups, Gay recently released his send book, a llectn of says lled I Wouldn’t Do That If I Were Me: Morn Blunrs and Most Triumphs (but Mostly Blunrs).

In today’s smartphone, media-driven age, Gay says “Askg someone to read a book the days feels like askg them to jo you on a sail om Mae to Portugal.