Thomas Boswell wins BBWAA Excellence Award
2025 BBWAA Career Excellence Award Winner Thomas Boswell
Born in Washington, D.C., Boswell started at the Post in 1969 as a copy aide after earning a degree in English literature from Amherst College. He quickly transitioned into general assignment role before becoming the paper’s national baseball writer, covering his first World Series in 1975. He would be a fixture at every Fall Classic through 2019.
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Thomas Boswell, a reporter and columnist for The Washington Post for 52 years until his retirement in 2021, won the BBWAA Career Excellence Award for meritorious contributions to baseball writing.
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