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How "Sources" Actually Work in Sports

Every sports fan has seen it. "Sources say." "I'm told." "Per sources." But what does that actually mean — and how does anyone actually know if it's true? I sat down with Jeff Passan, one of the most trusted reporters in sports, to find out how scoops actually get made, what a source really is, and why even the best reporters sometimes get it wrong. What we talked about changed how I think about sports news. I think it'll change how you consume it too.   / jeffpassan   Subscribe for my next video:    / @iamjoonlee   Follow me on social media: Twitter: https://x.com/joonlee IG: https://instagr.am/joon TikTok: https://tiktok.com/joonlee Substack: https://substack.com/@joonlee Business/Sponsors: joonleeteam@itsgoodstory.com Media Inquiries: workwith@joon.me Bio: Joon Lee is an independent sports journalist reporting on YouTube. He’s written op-eds for The New York Times and The Boston Globe and worked for ESPN, Bleacher Report and The Washington Post, where he’s interviewed and photographed sports & pop culture figures like Kylian Mbappe, Shohei Ohtani, David Ortiz, Mookie Betts and Action Bronson. He previously was a contributor to SportsCenter, Around the Horn and First Take. His work has been featured on The Best American Sportswriting series and recognized as a finalist for the Dan Jenkins Medal for Excellence in Sportswriting.