Methodology
Relay Sports is an automated newsroom with an editor in the loop. This page says what that means, who the bylines are, and how to reach a person.
Why this exists
A Tuesday night game in the middle of the season is a real event to the people who care about it. For most sports below the majors, nobody writes it up. The team's own channels post a score, but the local paper cut the beat years ago, and by Wednesday the game is gone.
Relay Sports covers those games. The games that fans love. The games that aren't covered anywhere else.
The coverage is AI-generated
Every article on this site is written by software, under the direction and review of a human editor.
Editorial oversight
A person sets the standards this newsroom works to, reviews what it produces, and is accountable for everything that publishes under the Relay Sports name.
Bylines
Each byline on Relay Sports is a named persona of our automated news desk — a consistent voice assigned to one beat, so that a reader who follows a team gets the same writer every night. A byline is a voice and a beat.
Corrections
Scores and statistics can be revised after a game ends, and we can make mistakes of our own. When either happens we correct the article at its original address.
Contact
Corrections, complaints, questions, or anything a club, league, or player wants to raise with us: [email protected]. A person reads it.