I really enjoyed getting an exclusive inside look at how the schedule is cobbled together, particularly in a year in which Los Angeles played host to the season opener. Why this story stuck with me: The process of assembling the NFL schedule is so secretive, only a few people at the league have access to the room where it takes place.
Somehow, amid the World Cup, Kevin also delivered a stunning look at former Mexican pro baseball league owner Jorge Pasqual, who helped transform Major League Baseball through his audacious commitment to recruiting superstars and fighting segregation. It was an ideal introduction to his grueling month of coverage capped by a memorable finale. In August, Kevin outlined the concerns of the abuse of migrant workers building stadiums as well as other human rights issues and explained why Qatar, for better or worse, was about to step into the international sports spotlight. Limón Romero: Months before the World Cup kicked off with a ban on beer sales and the display of pro-LGBT symbols, Kevin Baxter told us what to expect in Qatar. Why this story stuck with me: Who knew Mexico had a figure skater? And a really good one at that? Readers of The Times found about Donovan Carrillo last January and a month later Carrillo became the first Latin American to reach the long program of an Olympic Games.
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