Bryan Goldberg (Senior Writer)

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  • 31 articles written
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Bryan's Bio

Bryan is part of the Bleacher Report team here in San Francisco.

He helped start the site along with the two Dave's and Zander, and has been very impressed with how many amazing contributors have come on board ever since.

Unlike the other guys, Bryan focuses more on the technology and product side, so he may not be involved in as many comment-stream debates. But he will be the guy answering any technical support issues, which is just as cool!

Besides starting websites, Bryan's hobbies include writing fiction that nobody else is allowed to read, trying to create mashups using his DJ software, buffing up his knowledge of world history, and making improvements to the new home he just bought.

Bryan's greatest contribution to Bleacher Report was the name of the site itself. He submitted it as his nomination, and faced stiff competition from his exchange brother Yoshi's suggested name, "Super Fan Opinion Talk Site to Honor Your Resolute Ancestors . com"

"Bleacher Report" won by a single vote, 109 - 108.

Bryan Writes About

The Short List facts and information about Bryan Goldberg

Favorite Sports Teams

Sharks, Niners, A's.

All Time Sports Moment

I don't really like Boston. I don't really like the Red Sox. I don't really like Boston Red Sox fans. But I have to give credit where it's due, and those guys are amazingly loyal (and knowledgable) baseball fanatics. My hat went off to them when they won each of their last two championships.

Most Memorable Game Attended

I attended the 2002 World Cup match between England and Brazil, the latter of whom went on to win the tournament. In my opinion, that particular World Cup team was the greatest of the last thirty years. Seeing Ronaldo and Ronaldinho, two of the five best soccer players of my lifetime, lined up next to eachother in their primes... nothing like it. Was also great to see Beckham play in the biggest match of his career.

Most Unbreakable Sports Record

Nobody will ever break the Oakland Athletics' 20-game win streak. They did not win the World Series that year, unfortunately, but they did set a mark that will outlive us all.

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  1. by daniel
    2 days ago

    bryan,

    so many things to say.

    thanks so much for the potd. can't thank you enough for that one. really appreciate it.

    if you recall, i was the one emailing you on the editing thing a while back. couldn't get it straightened out. but i've given that one up. i do know i now have mie 8. but that's besides the point. i'll leave the editing to mosang. he knows what he's doing.

    bleacher report is now truly a passion and i want to thank you and zander and you guys for creating it. i hope you receive as much success with the site as i have entertainment from it.

    and by the way, bleacher report is much better than yoshi's pick. i don't care how the voting turned out.

    thanks again!

  2. by Salomon
    10 days ago

    Thanks Bryan..
    Its a lot better but not as easy as it used to be when the play-by-play was right there on the side of the screen. Thats what I was hoping you would bring back, but for now this is all good...

    Thanks for taking notice....

  3. by Ryan
    11 days ago

    Hey Bryan,

    Thanks for the Pick...I really appreciate it, and thanks for reading!

    ryan

  4. by Shyam
    17 days ago

    Hey Brian,

    I've reached a 100 articles in B/R.. and have written a tribute to the site and all those who belong here!

    It would mean a lot if you checked it out and left a comment:

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/59320-bleacher-report-a-big-thank-you

    Cheers,
    Shyam.

  5. by Thomas
    25 days ago

    Thanks Bryan. I think everyone will remember that day like it was yesterday forever.

  6. by Thomas
    25 days ago

    This article is really special to me. I'd appreciate it if you took a look at it and if its good enough, help spread it around. Thanks.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/56317-911-and-how-sports-helped-the-country-return-to-normalcy

  7. by Thomas
    about 1 month ago

    Bryan, for the love of Sacramone, please write another article like ur last one. haha.

    I've written my longest article ever. I was wondering if you'd like to take a look. Thanks.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/51641-an-americans-guide-to-european-soccer-and-how-it-relates-to-the-usa

  8. by L.J.
    about 1 month ago

    Money Man...your work is righteous.

  9. by Matthew
    about 1 month ago

    Hope you enjoyed the article, understand why you put the satire on there. Started getting worried myself when I sent this article to my mom and she was in tears. Told her to read the rest and she hung up on me.

  10. by KC
    about 1 month ago

    I am extremely jealous of your most memorable game attended.

  11. by Lisa
    about 1 month ago

    Thanks for the love Bryan! (Too bad I don't look anything like Alicia Sacromone)

    Hugs,

    -Lise

  12. by Isaac
    about 1 month ago

    Hey thanks for becoming my fan. You like my stuff?

  13. by Scott
    about 1 month ago

    Thanks Brian for getting rid of those comments. Those guys have no life. Also I was wondering how much longer will it be before I'm a "Senior Writer."

  14. by Daniel
    about 1 month ago

    hey brian

    for some reason i am not able to add a pic to the article i am trying to write.

    if you have any ideas of how to help it would be really appreciated.

    thanks,

    daniel

  15. by Thomas
    about 1 month ago

    Hey, I just realized u added me to ur list. Thanks. great Alicia Sacramone article, btw.

    I have another Olympic article i'd like u to read.

    More Olympic news.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/48007-what-the-rest-of-the-americans

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