Kristen Wong is a Breaking and Trending News Writer. She specializes in various aspects of sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, professional sports, and the sports business, while also covering themes related to sports broadcasting and marketing. Kristen's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WETM-TV (NBC), The Modesto Bee, and Sports Illustrated.
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Kristen Wong's coverage predominantly revolves around sports, particularly focusing on recent events and announcements in the NBA, NFL, and college football. She also includes opinion editorials.
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College football is so back. And so are the unbelievable upsets that make the sport well worth watching.
By: Kristen Wong
Engelbert announced she plans to retire as WNBA commissioner at the end of the year.
By: Kristen Wong
A notable person's legacy is a fickle thing. Usually it requires some time and years removed for a legacy to really take hold or cement in the public
By: Kristen Wong
When the power went out minutes before Monday night's kickoff between Florida State and SMU, the spotlight shifted onto ESPN sideline reporter Taylor
When the power went out minutes before Monday night's kickoff between Florida State and SMU, the spotlight shifted onto ESPN sideline reporter Taylor
By: Kristen Wong
When American star Frances Tiafoe handed his compatriot and friend a heartbreaking defeat in Tuesday's U.S. Open quarterfinals, it was what he did after that captured the hearts of a nation.
By: Kristen Wong
When American star Frances Tiafoe handed his compatriot and friend a heartbreaking defeat in Tuesday's U.S. Open quarterfinals, it was what he did after that captured the hearts of a nation.
By: Kristen Wong
Sports By Kristen Wong Sports Illustrated Updated September 10, 2026 3:20 PM
By: Kristen Wong
The German has his fair share of critics entering the U.S. Open final against American Ben Shelton. Trae Young. Roger Clemens. Denis Potvin. And now, Alexander Zverev.
By: Kristen Wong
To be at the U.S. Open final, or not to be at the U.S. Open final, that's the Shakespearean question, and one that many tennis fans will be asking
