Tom Perrotta

Tennis Reporter, Wall Street Journal

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Writer. Tennis. Brooklyn. Husband. Father. Bald.

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RT @patkiernan: Construction crew cuts Chelsea fiber lines. NY1 off air. Here's "Papers" in 6 seconds. vine.co/v/b9lrruaFUnj

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vine.co — Construction crew cuts Chelsea fiber lines. NY1 off air. Here's "Papers" in 6 seconds.
RT @WSJSports: This year, it could be the return of the French resistance at Roland Garros. on.wsj.com/13Jxlhm #oneslamwonders

Roland Garros: Return of the French Resistance

online.wsj.com — Eidon Press/Zuma Press The general consensus about this year's French Open is that the moment Roland Garros swings open its gates Sunday, Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams will begin a slow and inevitable procession to the men's and women's titles. Barring an uprising from Novak Djokovic, this outcome is considered a fait accompli.

The Mets Should Give Terry Collins a Real Shot

online.wsj.com — Pretend for a moment, if you can bear it, that you are Terry Collins. You arrive at the ballpark hours before most everyone else, still smarting over the desultory baseball you witnessed the night before. You pull out a blank lineup card and consider the possible combinations, believing this is the day you will find one that works.
RT @dougrobson: Nice qualifying: Alex Kuznetsov (64 63 to Jouan) and Ryan Harrison (63 64 to Rufin) both lose. #atp
RT @Ringham7: @dougrobson @TomPerrotta If tennis was ever sensible enough to have a commissioner, Scott would be prime candidate
RT @CoCoVandey: Her exact words were "You are a terrible player only serve. I win all the rallies" that comment is totally uncalled for...
RT @CoCoVandey: I have never played a person with worst sportsmanship... Putintseva...
Former WTA leader Larry Scott now the highest paid college commissioner: on.wsj.com/17QXFwM

Pac-12's Larry Scott Is the Highest Paid College Commissioner

online.wsj.com — In his four years as commissioner, Larry Scott has transformed the stately, sleepy Pacific-10 Conference into the big-business Pac-12, expanding the conference and quadrupling its annual television-rights revenue. Scott cashed in on his aggressive moves in 2011-12, earning more than $3 million, according to tax documents released by the conference Sunday.

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@CarlBialik That's a great column. But still, tough to call 12-2 anything but distant.
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