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CAA’s Kramer still bullish on ‘old school’ sports reporters

By: via Business Journals
2017 has been a rough year for sports journalists, with layoffs at notable places like ESPN, Fox Sports, Sports Illustrated, Vice Sports and Yahoo Sports. Despite that tough market, one talent agent is doubling down on sports journalism.
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