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I am a 25-year-old aspiring baseball writer. I grew up to stories of Willie Mays, the Miracle Mets and the Bronx Zoo from my father. Although my playing days never amounted to much, baseball has always remained my passion. I moved to Boston from the midwest and have come to both enjoy and loathe the hype and hysteria of living in the heart of Red Sox Nation. The Twins are my team, a result of being born and raised in Iowa and attending college in Minnesota. Although I'd consider myself a baseball fan first and foremost and a Twins fan second. If you're ever in the mood to talk baseball, or any sport for that matter, you can drop me a line or leave a comment on my blog.

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Hello, my name is Hadarii Jones. I have been a sports fan all of my life and have a particular love for roundball. I will write about other sports however, because I feel myself drawn to the emotion and the drama and the spectacle of different sports. I would like to thank Bleacher Report for giving me a platform in which to share my views in a debatable manner. Since I have been a member I have been witness to some amazing writers. I won't call any names, but thank you for the criticism, and for helping me grow as a writer.

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I was born and raised in Green Bay, Wisconsin, aka, Titletown, USA. People not from Green Bay have no idea what it's like to live and die with a team like Green Bay does with the Packers. It really is unlike any other situation in all of sports.

I moved to Milwaukee in January 2005. I have been a Milwaukee Brewers season ticket holder since.

In 2007, I started writing for a small baseball site that has since ceased to exist. I moved on to MVN in July 2007. I started to get quite a good following over there. I now write for Sportsbubbler.com which is a fan site for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. I was also convinced by a few writers here that I should give Bleacher Report a try as well.

Like most of you, I'm a huge sports nut. My favorite teams don't need to be playing for me...

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Currently a Community Leader and Featured Columnist for BR covering the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Blackhawks.

Wrote my 600th article on November 10, 2009!
Surpassed 300,000 reads on October 28, 2009!

Interviewed Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade for B/R.

Passionate about Chicago sports. Has attended an NHL, MLB, NBA, and NFL playoff games in Chicago, as well as the NCAA tournament, the Rose Bowl, and the 2009 NHL Winter Classic at Wrigley Field. Has road tripped to see the Cubs, White Sox, Bears and Blackhawks in eight different states.

Current Chicago Blackhawks season ticket holder; committed to the Indian. Check out my Chicago Blackhawks Blog - CommittedIndians.com - for all of the latest news and notes on the Hawks.

A third generation Cubs fan raising a fourth who appre...

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I am a 22-year old who recently graduated from the University of Dayton, enjoying this journey on the so called "job hunt" as I look to find work related to my interest in sports.

While at Dayton, I joined the staff at the school's radio station and co-hosted a weekly talk show while broadcasting a few of the basketball and soccer games.

I am currently a Featured Columnist for the Cincinnati Bengals here at Bleacher Report and one of the team's Community Leaders. I am fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to write about them and will do my best to provide some of the best content for the Bengals on the internet.

Along with Bleacher Report, my work can be found on a few other sites:

Philadelphia Eagles Fan Voice: www.NFLTouchdown.com

Columnist: www.FantasyPros911....

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I have been writing about hockey and sports in general for 5 years. I have contributed to The Toronto Sun (Fan fare), crucialsports.com, fantasyhockey.com, illegalcurve.com and Blogger.com. My Jeremy Roenick and Wayne Gretzky articles were featured at CBSsports.com and, more recently, I have had several articles posted at NHL.com in the Fans section and the Social sections. I just completed my first interview with Alex Ovechkin, which was very cool! Became a top TEN Hockey Writer on B/R on September 26th, 2009, and have been ranked as high as #1. Recently I became a Featured Writer with B/R and have been given the challenge of covering the Philadelphia Flyers for the 2009-10 season. I am currently featured at www.tosports.ca.- check it out when you have some time, great site! I am Insig...

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I graduated from UT-Austin last summer and substitute teach in several Houston area school districts.

Rough economy? You bet.

I speak fluent Spanish and plan to teach English as a Second Language.

I am also a newspaper reporter and consider this an important distinction when differentiating the parts that comprise "the media." I believe in what newspapers do--even when the content needs improvement--because a lesser-informed public spells the apocalypse.

Pick up your local newspaper and read the front page instead of first flipping to the sports or comics sections.

The Rockets' Clutch City years, the Bagwell/Biggio era and Nolan Ryan's retirement were childhood highlights.

Why do I fervently support the Rockets and Spurs, two teams in the same state and div...

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"no longer riding on the merry-go-round...I just had to let it go."
- John Lennon

I admit I used to play the game where I was focused on moving up the ladder at B/R, trying my best to be the top writer and all that. But now I no longer pimp my articles, or look for websites to artificially increase readership, and I'm satisified writing what I want and not some nonsence just to attract reads.

Yep, I spent about a year ranked #1 in MLB and the Cubs, and was ranked as high as #2 overall on the site at one time. These days, I am happy simply contributing to the site and allowing others to take the mantle.

I think I am still the Chicago Cubs community leader, and I know I am a featured columnist for the Cubs and Bears. I have written more than 500 articles, though I ca...

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I am a young and passionate sports fan with a home town loyalty, but a critical and objective take. I have always been a journalist at heart. Being a source of information is a fascinating and addictive experience, and one that I have always been drawn to. I am dedicated to pursuing this as a full time career so I welcome any feedback, criticism, and advice. I love a good debate, but I can't stand when it resorts to name calling. If that's your only method of rebuttal, please don't bother. Thank you all for your support.

You can also follow me on Twitter - www.twitter.com/courtzide

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Whats up everyone! Thanks for taking the time to stop by and check out my profile.

For everyone that lives in Pittsburgh, I have started my own Production Company, and our first project will be The Pittsburgh Sports Report.

The Pittsburgh Sports Report will focus on ALL sports in Pittsburgh, including the most in depth High School sports coverage Pittsburgh has ever seen.

Check out our website at
http://www.pittsburghsportsreport.net/

If you would like to have your articles included on our blog page, just send me an email, and I will gladly link it!

My profile picture is of me with my daughter, Cydni, at Heinz Field on the statue of the Chief, Art Rooney, Sr. Steeler Nation knows how it is, you have to get them ready to lead Steeler Nation into the future.

Here is...

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Born in London Ontario, have grown up around and played the game for several years. Obtained my Water Distribution Operator ticket from Sacramento State University and work for the city of Vernon BC. Have some relatives in the game, can't mention any names, I dont want my info lines to be denied haha. Hope you enjoy my stuff, more to come!

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I'm a recently-graduated alumnus of Indiana University, with a degree in journalism and a double major in political science.

Sports reporting is what I had planned to do with said degree -- the economy had other ideas. So for the time being, I'm just counting down the days until the government starts adding me to the 8 1/2 percent and working as hard as I can to change that.

I spent last summer interning for MLB.com covering the Washington Nationals in D.C., and I covered the IU men's basketball team for the Indiana Daily Student during the 2008-2009 season. During my time on the sports desk there, I also covered IU women's basketball and baseball, and ran the desk as an editor twice. I was editor-in-chief for one summer too, since you can never have too many ulcers.

With wh...

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Mary Jo Buchanan is a long-time race fan. She first became interested in racing at the dirt track in Selinsgrove, PA, following her uncle's accomplished dirt track driver Jan Opperman. Based on her experience in the pits, Mary Jo has become an avid racing fan, watching all series of NASCAR racing. She follows racing for the love of the sport, as well as for the wonderful people she has met in the racing community. You can also find her NASCAR writings on Speedway Media (speedwaymedia.com) and follow her on Facebook and Twitter.

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Joel Barker has been writing for over ten years. He is passionate about many things; God, family, and sports to name a few. Joel writes from a unique perspective from over twenty years of fandom. He is never afraid to share his opinion on anything from UT football to Braves baseball to everything in between. It is this characteristic that makes him the unique writer that he is. His work has been featured on GoVolsXtra.com and CBSSports.com. Joel is also a new media specialist, expanding his many talents in podcasting and publishing. He is excited about sharing his thoughts and insights with you!

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I have been a fan of the NFL since I can remember. While growing up through the 80s, I followed NFL greats such as: Eric Dickerson, Bo Jackson, Jerry Rice, Joe Montana, Barry Sanders, Dan Marino, Lawrence Taylor, Ronnie Lott and Brian Brennan (who is a great player by Browns fans standards)

Not only am I a huge fan of NFL football and college football, but I am also a die-hard Cleveland Browns fan. I remember going to my first game back in the 1980 at old Cleveland Municipal Stadium, and being stuck behind one of the infamous pillars in the lower deck. That game was one of the most excited moments of my youth! The sounds, atmosphere and crowd really made the entire experience special for me as a young boy.

Now, even through all the turmoil of the franchise continuing its rebuildin...

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I am a lifelong sports fan. Football is my passion. I am originally from Michigan but have lived in Hawaii for 10 years. My teams are all the Detroit teams, especially the Red Wings. I have a unique rooting interest in college football. I love Notre Dame, but I root for Michigan whenever they are not playing Notre Dame. The reason is that I am from Michigan but my Irish Catholic roots outrank where I am from. I love seeing Michigan and Notre Dame players succeed in the NFL. My two favorite Quarterbacks are both named Brady. While Tom Brady is well on his way to a hall of fame career, Brady Quinn needs to find a way to get out of Loserville, I mean Cleveland. The Browns have done nothing but screw him since they drafted him and he needs to be on a team that appreciates his talents.

Yo...

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I love sports and I love to write. I have been compensated to publish articles for various publications since I was 15. I frequently have my works linked to ESPN and CBS Sports online websites. I hope I am able to entertain and I thank you for your readership.

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I am a huge wrestling fan and have been my whole life, from the first time i saw Hulk Hogan face Greg "The hammer" Valentine. I look forward to getting to know more of you here and reading your article.

I just became a Featured Columnist on the WWE page as well as the top WWE writer on the site. I know its based more on volume than anything but its still nice to see your own name as #1. I have really enjoyed writing for this site and hope to continue for a long time.

A little history on TMIMITW Chris Mueller
I am from the Chicago area and have lived here my whole life.
I am an avid fan of all things pro wrestling
I am a second degree black belt in kyuki-do and a first degree black belt in judo
I love the Cubs but choose not to write about baseball as I don't pay...

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I'm a free-lance journalist who focuses on college basketball. In addition to writing for Bleacher Report, I will be writing for RushtheCourt.net starting in December. I will be receiving my B.A. in Broadcast Journalism from the Newhouse School of Public Communications in December 2009.

I'm Bleacher Report's Featured Columnist for College Basketball as well as the Community Leader. If you want a critique, advice, or any assistance preferably email me at jamesonfleming@gmail.com or reach me by private message.

You can follow me on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/JamesonFleming

I appeared in ESPN the Magazine:
http://sports.espn.go.com/espnmag/story?section=magazine&id=3642674

Thanks for reading. If you want to reach me, email me at my new email address: jamesonfle...

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I write articles about Mixed Martial Arts.

Everything else is out of my control.

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Teacher by trade, former reporter and sports lovers.
I write about most things Duke related although I will take a stab at writing about other things if the mood strikes me. I'm a Duke fan but am not blinded by my like of the team and try to stay fairly impartial. I'm the Duke Football, yes I said football, featured columnist and also write regularly for the Duke Basketball Page.

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The BEST and MOST ORIGINAL source for everything Major League Baseball on the net!

Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DodgersDaily

Email: DodgersDaily@gmail.com

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Denton Ramsey is currently a senior at Baylor University and has five-plus years of newspaper and journalism experience. His favorite teams include the Baylor Bears, Houston Astros, Duke Blue Devils, Houston Texans, Houston Rockets, and Houston Aeros. Ramsey is currently the Big 12 Fans Baylor Correspondent, an intern with the Aeros as a team writer, and a Featured Columnist on Bleacher Report. He resides in Waco, Texas with his wife, Rachel, and daughter, Isabel; the latest addition to the Ramsey household is a son, Charlie, who was born on November 12, 2009. Ramsey may be reached via email at denton.ramsey@gmail.com and his personal website (with old stories from prior newspapers, etc.), Sports Addict, can be viewed at http://dentonramsey.wordpress.com.

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A sportswriter is neither a homer nor a fan. Instead, a sportswriter is a fan of the game, a fan of the sport he or she is covering. Though we might have favorite teams that we root for, when it comes to reporting, we call them as we see them.

We heap praise or lay blame whenever or wherever we feel it is justified. Even our favorite team’s most hated adversary can receive our profound admiration. And our team’s most beloved player or coach can be the subject of our admonition.

I am a sportswriter. It’s as plain and simple as that. I have no problem calling out the players and coaches that I admire when I feel their actions warrant it. But the game itself remains beyond reproach.

In addition to sportswriting, I have been a screenwriter, a media writer and an educator. A...

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My favorite teams are the Oakland A's, Golden State Warriors, San Francisco 49ers, San Jose Sharks, and the California Golden Bears. I'm currently in New London, Connecticut at Mitchell College working on a Sports Management Degree.

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Andy, currently a 18-year-old freshman at San Francisco State University, enjoys playing a variety of sports including baseball and hockey. He loves to converse about any sports topic that's in the news, and wants to get into the broadcasting/TV & Radio/journalism field for a career. Because of this, he is majoring in TV & Radio @ SFSU.

99% of Andy's bleacher report articles deal with either one of his three favorite teams which are the San Jose Sharks, San Francisco 49ers, and the San Francisco Giants.

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I live in West Virginia and love to talk baseball. I am always ready to express my views and will not back down from a debate about sports. I was Old School before it became trendy. My favorite teams are the Cincinnati Reds and the Washington Redskins. I love baseball, football, college basketball, boxing, UFC.

If you want, leave a post and I will read your article and offer a comment.

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I gravitated towards the Internet as a teen, partially because Computers are conducive to a person like me, whom is legally disabled by nystagmus.

I seek to have a unique view of things. I'd rather do that than go with the pack. I realize that my opinions rile people from time to time, but the bottom line is, I pose questions and if those questions are invalid, then logically, the...

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I'm a journalism and theology major at the University of Sioux Falls here in Sioux Falls, SD, and I absolutely love sports, which is obviously why I'm here. I have been writing for B/R for a while now, but I also do work for NFLTouchdown.com and I have my own blog called Broncos Banter, which I strongly encourage you to check out.

In addition to those sites, some of my regular work previously done here on B/R will be featured on the Denver Broncos' page of NFL Blog Blitz, I strongly encourage you to check it out. Here is a link: http://blogblitz.nfl.com/denver-broncos

Essentially, I'm here to provide my opinion of my favorite sports teams, which would include the Denver Broncos, Iowa Hawkeyes Football, Chicago Bulls, Chicago Cubs, and UNC Basketball.

I'm a huge NFL fan, and ...

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Now a Colorado State University Alumnus of the Communications Studies Department, this young sportswriter has begun his professional career recently as an editing intern with B/R, and is continuing it as a writer for examiner.com.

His articles for examiner.com can be found here, http://www.examiner.com/x-20849-Colorado-State-Rams-Examiner, and he is the Colorado State University Examiner.

Kurtzman loves sports and has since he was young. He sites growing up in Denver, and being subject to Broncomania when he was very young as when he first fell in love.

Denver Nuggets games at the old McNichol's Arena are some of his fondest memories, along with the opening season at a Rockies game in Old Mile High, the opening seasons of Coors, Pepsi, and New Mile High, which he stresses is ...

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Matt is a Featured Columnist for Bleacher Report, writing for the Detroit Red Wings. Matt has had his articles published on CBSsports.com and has been a featured guest on The Knee Jerks radio show.

A hockey fan and player, Matt has been a Detroit Red Wings fan since 1993 (yes, before they were perennial Cup favorites). Matt's best hockey memory is meeting Steve Yzerman in 2002 at the Staples Center and actually watching a Wings/Kings game with him for about 10 seconds.

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Have been following and/or covering sports since 1970 -- with an emphasis on the Motor City. Currently a freelance writer and contributor to www.thebaseballpage.com. You can read more of me at www.thegregger63.wordpress.com, and my NEW dot com: www.GregEno.com!

Follow me on Twitter!
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Friend me on Facebook!
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Listen to me every Monday night at 11pm ET as I co-host "The Knee Jerks" on Blog Talk Radio!
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**MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2009 will be the next LIVE episode of "The Knee Jerks" on Blog Talk Radio

It's a special "Knee Jerks" as we host an NHL Central roundtable featuring Bleacher Report writers from Columbus, Chicago, St. Louis and Nashville! Listen as they gi...

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I will be writing columns on New York Sports four days a week.

I write for a community newspaper in New Jersey.

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Sites I run:
http://operationorangecrush.wordpress.com/
http://philliesphandom.wordpress.com/

Email me at: todougherty@gmail.com
Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Tom_Dougherty

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Name: Jonathan Mathis
DOB: 09-06-85
Hometown: Cerritos, California

We all have starting points in our lives. Mine, started at Cypress College, where I became a baseball beat writer for the campus newspaper and website, CyChron. Months later, I established a blog site called Sportsnation, invented for the hottest topics in sports. But I now have finally advanced to new heights by joining B/R, and have been given the privilege to share commentary and my perference on sports with all the talented writers here. I want to say to the other writers here at B/R that your unique style makes sports writing fun and interesting, and I couldn't be more elated to be apart of such a brand of talented writers. I'm here to write on anything sports, building upon a future to pursue a career as a nat...

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Wes Bunting, the National Football Post’s director of college scouting, has been monitoring the college football scene since 2002.

He completed a football GM and scouting course from Sports Management Worldwide, studying under Marc Trestman and Russ Lande, and has published scouting reports for NFLSmackdown.com, Scout.com and NFLDraftscout.com. He’s a member of the Football Writers Association of America.

About The National Football Post

The National Football Post is the premier online information source for serious football fans. Managed by a cross-section of NFL insiders, it features in-depth news, information and analysis at a level unique among sports Web sites. Beyond the usual news, statistics and highlights, The National Football Post offers deeper insight into the...

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As the creator and head writer for the oilersinsider.blogspot.com website, Jim's been in the blog and publishing game for a relatively short period of time, but has been a hockey fan and Edmonton Oilers enthusiast for years. A regular writer for a few different blog sites, you can now catch Jim's work here on the bleacherreport.com.

We'll be taking an "inside" and outside look at the Edmonton Oilers team from off-ice transactions and activities to inside the team profiles on players and management and we encourage any feedback.

Check out Jim's regular daily read at www.oilersinsider.blogspot.com or follow him on twitter.com/oilersinsider

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Tom is a former sports writer for the Tampa Tribune. He spent 10 years covering Florida State football, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the PGA Tour. He won two national writing awards from the Golf Writers Association of America.

During his Tribune days, he had personal interviews with Jack Nicklaus, Muhammad Ali, Bear Bryant, Don Shula, and a long list of legendary athletes. During the 1979 Florida State football season, coach Bobby Bowden dubbed Edrington his "personal good-luck charm." It was an incredible season for FSU and culminated with the national championship game in the old Miami Orange Bowl where the Seminoles were defeated by the Barry Switzer-coached Oklahoma squad led by Heismann Trophy winner Billy Sims.

Tom was fortunate to chronicle at least half of J...

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Hey Bleacher Creatures! I have been writing here for about a month now and I am having a blast! I am a happily married father of two, and a life long fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs!

As a former blogger, I am discovering the independence of writing for a site like this and having some fun learning as I go! My writings have also been published on CBS Spots.com, T.O Sports .com, and a host of other sports sites.

I really want to hear what you think! Please leave comments ! And if you like one of my articles, please let me know by clicking the little " LIKE " star at the bottom!

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Jose Salviati is a twenty year IT professional with a disturbingly intense passion for technology, gadgets and sports. He has seen MJ drop 50 in Chicago, spent time just outside the "Other LA Basketball Teams" locker-room with the wives and girlfriends of players and was at the 1986 game the Angels lost after being one strike away from the Series. He considers himself an "Average Jose" (the Latin version of Average Joe); just a guy with an admiration for watching two teams compete. Originally from Argentina he lives in Southern California with his wife, four kids, two dogs, one guinea pig and a bearded dragon.

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I am Bill From Canada.
I like Surfing Different Sports.
I am here for you to provide Latest sports information....

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I am 26 years old and from Washington, DC. In real life I play a newspaper reporter. I graduated from Virginia Tech in 2006 with a degree in English.

My favorite teams are the Dallas Mavericks, Boston Red Sox, New York Giants and Virginia Tech Hokies. I consider myself a modern fan, in that geography doesn't dictate my teams. My teams have been pretty fortunate of late, but I was also there through the Danny Kannell and Tim Naehring days, so please don't think I'm a fair-weather fan.

I also try to foot for my hometown teams the Nationals, Capitals and Wizards, but not if they play the above teams.

The teams I hate are numerous, and they grow with each passing season. A few of the more obvious include the New York Yankees, Miami Hurricanes, San Antonio Spurs and the Dallas Co...

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I'm Alex, I'm from London, and I have a job as a journalist. About insurance. If there's anything that can drive the person truly mad, it's years of writing about insurance. Trust me. I know.
But my biggest love is sports. In the UK I love my soccer teams, but I have my big American passions: baseball and football. Sure, I can deal with the odd NBA game and March Madness, as well as a bit of the NFL, but give me Ken Griffey's swing and a Penn State White Out any day of the week.
So here I am. I have a blog - The View From North America - http://viewfromnorthamerica.blogspot.com that I hope you'll look at at some point.
Oh, and I also have a column on the UK's biggest commercial website, Sky Sports. Here's the link: http://www.skysports.com/opinion/0,25219,16560,00.html

Thanks ...

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Lewie Pollis is a brilliant, witty, and exceptionally handsome high school senior from outside of Cleveland, Ohio.

An Indians fan since before he can remember, Lewie adopted the Red Sox as his second-favorite team in 2003 because it was an effective outlet through which to channel his hatred for the Yankees.

He got his first subscription to Baseball Weekly when he was four. As early as his T-ball days, Lewie would sit in the dugout and mentally calculate his teammates' batting averages while he waited to bat. While he no longer plays the actual sport in an organized league, he is an incredible fantasy baseball player. Someday Lewie will be GM of a major league team--unless he becomes President.

In addition to reading and writing about baseball, Lewie spends his time reading Wat...

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I just recently received my Masters degree form Cal State Northridge and am considering the pursuit of my PHD in social studies/history. Along the way, I have developed a passion for USC football, which I have followed for more than twenty years. In a somewhat less myopic state of mind, I also follow all things college football and most sports in general. My other passion is politics and I am very involved in following the day to day workings of the Washington DC movers and shakers. Now single after my ex-fiance got smart, I have decided that my next relationship will be with a woman who matches my interests or can share me with the things I love. In the meantime, I will get along following the things that make me happy.

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Whats up everyone, I'm a lifelong Yankee fan who was born in the Bronx and raised within ten miles of the stadium. I am a Featured Columnist for the Yankees here at Bleacher Report. I am into economics and statistics, so I will definitely be writing some stat-heavy articles for you.

You can follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/GregFertel

I provide plenty of other updates over at my blog, Pending Pinstripes: http://mvn.com/pendingpinstripes.

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Hey watsup everyone. My names Ryan and I'm from Peabody,MA. I just recently became a featured columnist for the Boston Bruins.

I'm a diehard fan for everything that is Boston sports. I'm really into the Bruins and Patriots. I've been a Pats fan since they went to the Super Bowl in 96 and a Bruins fan since I went to my first game against the Hurricanes in 98. My hope is too one day have either Bruins or Patriots season tickets.
Being from Massachusetts I must say I love my Boston accent and yes I do say wicked alot. Right now I'm a sophomore. at Plymouth State University majoring in Criminal Justice.

Ever since I joined B/R I've become a better writer and while I write mostly about the Bruins and hockey I do like to read other articels that other people have written about oth...