Miami Herald - Dolphins beat writer

The Miami Herald is seeking an enterprising, news-breaking beat reporter to cover one of the premier sports teams in the Southeast — the Miami Dolphins.

It’s a storied franchise with a far-flung and passionate fan base. Win or lose, the Dolphins command the most attention of any team in South Florida, and its fans expect as much from the Miami Herald beat writer as they do from the team itself. And this is a team on the rebound — with a talented young quarterback, one of the NFL’s best young coaches, loads of highly touted (if untested) talent. And fans hang on every word — in stories, tweets, on the Herald’s Dolphins in Depth podcast, as well as radio appearances and live streams.

The job requires tenacious daily reporting with a keen eye for storytelling. You’ll need to be first with scoops and establish relationships that lead to deeper reads that capture the bigger picture, key trends, analysis and insights into the personalities of the team.

The reporter’s goal: increasing the Herald’s digital audience through stories that have impact and can’t be found elsewhere.

For the complete job description and link to apply, click here: Diversity Pledge: Miami Herald is seeking a Dolphins beat reporter

 

Instead of fetching beer, must provide champagne for remaining 1972 champions.

 

Pickle Juice on line 2.

 

Could hang out at the Clevelander and Mango’s on off days.

 

Anyone hear from PickleJuice lately?

 

The position has been filled. The Herald hired Daniel Oyefusi from the Baltimore Sun. I don't think he's any relation to Pickle Juice.