Hey a just completed who i feel out the best baseball rivalries. I think a few might surprise you and see where your favorite team is. please live some feed back telling me what you think. Be strait out with me criticism will only help me get better.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/196008-top-ten-baseball-rivalry-all-time

K-Rod looking great in the WBC. this is way you should watch it

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/140418-mets-fans-watch-the-wbc-abd-understand-what-k-rod-can-do

hey you're one of my fans on this site. i've written some new stuff. check it out.

Hi , did you see the NY sports page on BR? it is not doing to well. it only has 4 fans, i think we should make it better and take the page under are wing, I asked Angel Navedo to be the community leader, we will see what he says. Are you in ?

hey Jeff. I stopped using Bleacher Report because I get nothing out of it really. I write articles just too see what people think. And I kinda got bored with it, even though it was fun at first. I collect baseball cards so i started joining some trading sites and stuff. And got busy with that.

Hey Avery—Jeff here, a Bleacher Report Community Coordinator.

I've been spending time on our Mets page and read a couple of your old articles. Really on-point analysis...you do good work.

Given that you haven't written in a while, I thought I'd check in and see if you're interested in picking up your coverage again. What do you say?

If not, it would be great if you could give me some feedback on why you decided to stop writing and what we could have done to better serve you. If you wouldn't mind, please shoot me a line at jeff@bleacherreport.com with any thoughts.

Thanks so much,

Jeff

Avery -
Add that to the article - and to the headline too. "Hughes Says He is Good" or along that line. Well, at this point, do a whole new article based around his injury and then your questions to him and what he offered. Its a whole new story and you will get some very big play on it.
YES - I'd love some minor pictures taken by you of Phil Hughes - thats is what I'm talking about. Next time you go there, print a copy of the pic at Kinkos or home (if you have photo paper) before the game and get him to sign it for you - ;O) then frame it and dont ever touch it again.
Patrick_Bleacher@live.com my friend
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Tweaked it a bit Avery - hope you like.
If not then feel freee to go to the "edit option" and find where it says "revert to this revision" - its a link. click on that and then save edit - publish and bam, it's the original -or whatever edit you like. Or you can go into what I editted, find out exactly what I did - and change those up if you like too. Did this really happen with Hughes? I checked the roster and he's not on it - but then again, he is rehabbing too. THe article was tagged as satire-meaning a joke.
You know what you should do Avery? Since you go to a lot of triple A teams, why not ask them questions so that you can report on them? What did Huighes say? Did you ask him how he was feeling? That type stuff - you can use it next time to write a newsbreak-

It was a great article my friend,
Pat
You know Hughes has a blog where he interacts with fans online, right? You should check it out dude -

Re Sr Writer - No, I wasn't a founder of the site, they found me. I had written for some other online sites as well. Here's the deal on progression through the ranks.... you'll see plenty of writers with over 75 articles whom are still "analyst."
Numbers help, but supporting yourself with "embedded links" in your articles serves to support the sites credibility - and your own credibility as a writer. Links are good and very easy to find.
You can definitely be the Hamilton Top Writer - no doubt about it. when you write about him try and keep on point and make it about Josh, his team and teammates...you know? Also give links in your articles for stats and other publications that you find relevant your piece.
If you ever need someone to bounce ideas off or have any questions - feel free dude, I am always around.
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