Gene Wojciechowski
Gene Wojciechowski was named ESPN.com's first-ever senior national sports columnist in June 2005. Wojciechowski joined ESPN The Magazine as a senior writer in January 1998, after serving as a college football reporter for ESPN since 1992.
Boss absent, but not at all forgotten 4 days ago
Yankees owner George Steinbrenner wasn't on hand to celebrate his team's 27th world championship, but he sure wasn't forgotten.
Short rest leads to Burnett's short start November 02, 2009
Yankees manager Joe Girardi needs to rethink his pitching plan after watching A.J. Burnett fall woefully short on three days' rest in Game 5.
Yankees are playing Series spoilers November 01, 2009
An actual Fall Classic had been predicted, but the Yankees are turning it into a ho-hum romp toward a 27th world championship.
Girardi needs to give it a rest October 31, 2009
Yankees manager Joe Girardi is asking for trouble if he opts to go with a three-man rotation for the rest of this World Series.
A-Rod whiffing in first Series opportunity October 29, 2009
Alex Rodriguez was great in the first two playoff rounds, but his 0-for-8, 6-K start to the World Series is threatening to hurt the Yankees' championship hopes.
A-Rod, Pettitte honored ... but not Roger October 28, 2009
The new Yankee Stadium honors PED users A-Rod and Andy Pettitte along with the past stars, except for one -- Roger Clemens.
Instant replay for the World Series? Yes October 27, 2009
Umpires make mistakes, just like players do. So why not institute instant replay for the World Series?
Perfectly stunning Saints salvage job October 25, 2009
The Saints are somehow still undefeated, thanks to a 46-34 victory over the Dolphins that defies logic. How can you play that poorly and yet win that big, Gene Wojciechowski asks?
What's not to like about Philly? October 21, 2009
Fifteen reasons to root for the Philadelphia Phillies in the World Series.
Manny must be Manny -- right now October 19, 2009
On the brink of elimination, the Dodgers need Manny Ramirez to do just one simple thing: be himself.
Photos speak louder than words October 15, 2009
Gene Wojciechowski takes a look at current events in sports through a camera lens -- literally.
McDaniels, Broncos mile-high after win October 11, 2009
Whenever the subject of facing his mentor Bill Belichick and the Patriots arose, Broncos coach Josh McDaniels played it straight. But after an OT victory, here was no hiding his elation, writes Gene Wojciechowski.
Favre gets revenge, or something like it October 05, 2009
Brett Favre wouldn't call it revenge, but he undoubtedly took great personal satisfaction in leading the Vikings to an impressive victory over Green Bay, writes Gene Wojciechowski.
Twins, Tigers save the best for last October 06, 2009
In the final regular-season game at the Metrodome, the Twins and Tigers turned Game No. 163 into an instant classic.
Irish show fight, but still lose to USC October 17, 2009
The Trojans seem to have Notre Dame's number as of late.
Not a complete loss October 04, 2009
The Bears' win over Detroit gives Chicago something to cheer about.
Flame out October 02, 2009
Windy City blown away with failed 2016 bid, but some Olympic proposals shouldn't die.
IOC all about the money September 30, 2009
As the International Olympic Committee's decision approaches regarding the host city for the 2016 Games, Gene Wojciechowski writes that the honor of hosting comes with a large and indiscernible price tag.
Rocky seas for Jets' dreamboat QB September 27, 2009
New York Jets rookie QB Mark Sanchez endured highs, lows and crushing blows in beating the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, writes Gene Wojciechowski.
Weis era could be defined in five games September 24, 2009
Is Charlie Weis the genius coach who led Notre Dame to back-to-back BCS bowl games? Or is he the flop responsible for 3-9 and 7-6 seasons? Five games could define Charlie Weis' tenure.
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Sign Of The Times
The Red Sox's acquisition of Jeremy Hermida is one of many likely trades this offseason that'll involve small- and mid-market teams moving players to big-market teams for second-rate packages.
Big Apple's big dream
Chad Ford examines whether or not the Knick's offseason plan for 2010 can still work.
Making the best better
Todd McShay explains how the top three college QBs can improve.
