How have you been Colin? Check out my latest article. It is about why Tom Glavine needs to go ahead and retire. Let me know what you think!

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/180417-future-hall-of-famer-tom-glavine-should-he-retire-now

Have you read about the Brett Favre Computer virus?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/171178-warning-brett-favre-virus-sweeping-across-the-internet

Colin-

How are you? My name is Aaron Torres and I am a contributor here at the Bleacher Report.

After watching the Hawks and finding them utterly compelling television, I've been compelled (as a non-fan) to write a huge column on them. Here is the link: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/170397-a-night-of-basketball-with-the-nbas-most-exciting-team-atlanta-hawks

If you like the article, please feel free to share it with friends and the entire Atlanta Hawks community.

Thanks for your time.

Aaron Torres

Colin-
I have found over the past month or so that I write best when I allow my heart to lead my head. Please check out my latest, I would be interested in any feedback you may have, or even anyone who would make your team. Thanks

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/167828-the-baseball-players-i-root-for

A Story From A True Patriots Fan...check this one out...

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/164812-a-story-from-a-true-patriots-fan

Lol, good to know. I'll try to come up with some more American-oriented material.

Colin-

Thanks for reading my article "Ricky Rubio: The NBA's Next Big Thing."

I think the comparison you made to Rodriguez is fair, but there's two things you've got to consider.

1) When Rodriguez entered the league, he had a wealth of international experience, but none like what Rubio gained by playing in the Olympics last summer. Rubio proved that while young, he could, at least for one day, compete with the world's best.

2) Rodriguez came to a team that was already guard heavy. There was no way he was going to take minutes from Brandon Roy, and the addition of Steve Blake didn't help his cause much either.

Regardless, I want to thank you again for reading, and always feel free to check out my work here on B/R or at www.aarontorres-sports.com.

I'm sure we'll be chatting hoops again soon.

Aaron

Hey Colin,
I have been checking out your stories for a while. You do some very good work. Drop me a note when you get a chance, I have a writing opp. available for you.

layupdrilldotcom@gmail.com

D.

Collin-
My latest article is a personal story about seeing Wrigley Field through new eyes. I hope you'll check it out when you have a chance.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/159639-the-story-of-a-smile-at-wrigley-field

Colin-
We've got you signed up. Have fun and good luck!
Trey