Comparing Sports Social Content Sites

I've been all over a lot of these sports syndication sites recently. They're a great aggregator for what is going on online in the sports universe. I ran a quick compete.com comparison with my top-3 (BallHype.com, Yardbarker.com, ArmChairGM.com):



Personally, I thought BallHype would come out on top. It is definitely the site where I see pages by the most influential sports bloggers. Interestingly enough, FanIQ.com also came in at just under 100,000 monthly uniques (placing it above BallHype as well).

I hope to have widgets for all my profile pages from these sites up on this site sooner rather than later.

steady burn vol. 1, ed. 2

Shameless to admit, I am indeed going to a Lost party tonight, a show I've never seen. A lot of people are in a hippity-hoo about this show. It's almost getting as much blog coverage as the Patriots O-line's beards.

Apparently, we're going to eat boar tonight (f*ck yeah!). Like I said, completely green on this show. But as my father always told me: meat taste like murder, and murder taste pretty damn good.

New reasonable life goal: invent a catch phrase. Why not? Threw out Murdoch-ing after the ultra-conservative New York Post rushed to endorse Barack Obama after the New York Times started pumping out Hillary TV spots. But forget that, he's not even my favorite Murdoch (actually, we're not boys at all).



















Check out old A-team on Hulu if you've got it.

In exceptional blog news:

• Marshawn Lynch via the az (az sayeth the man) blogging ever so eloquently
• Sporting News blogger David "Large" Larzelere once again proves that if you can't break news, it never hurts to uncover the truly asinine: Ian Poulter Thinks He Can Beat Tiger Woods
• And the coo-dee-gra, AOL posted the trailer for Strange Wilderness, which stars all the guys from Grandma's Boys and Steve "everything I touch turns to gold" Zahn. Enjoy:
  

steady burn vol. 1, ed. 1

Is it volume, then edition (then issue?), or the other way around? (Or something completely different, I don't know). Immaterial! Links dammit!

• There is an auction going on for The Wire on Ebay right now (via: Pop Candy)
• Wondering what Dave Coulier (Uncle Joey, Full House) is up to? Me either. And it's actually kind of lame (via: Pop Candy)
• Radio volunteer for mellow jazz show sets station on fire. Undoubtedly, somebody with a pony tail really pissed him off.
  
• Darren Rovell giving the financial pros & cons of burying Barbaro at Church Hill Downs
• Subway vs. Quiznos: Sandwich chains try to create online brand evangelists. Feelings are hurt. Lawsuits. And nobody wins.
  

Get your sparse chinstrap outta here, Sambora! Impressive, and that's not even the guy named Logan Mankins.

Hold Steady....

I left iTunes a runnin' last night when I feel asleep, and woke up at 3:30 a.m. to The Hold Steady playing. My buddy sent me their e.p on Sendspace. I don't like this band, and I don't trust them.


















That, however, is an exceptional Bogarting of the microphone.

Catch Phrase! advice: zamboni

This is the job you get if you're the luckiest guy in a room with a vast frozen surface...

Google image search for zamboni guy.

Rhyming Chi with Chi...

Found this on Busted Coverage. Turns out Darren McFadden is the spitting image of R.Kelly.

Friday to-do list...

Busy day.

Fear of commitment...

Allow me to welcome myself back to my own blog. Welcome.

I saw this commercial for Hyundai this morning. It stuck with me because I'm currently in the midst of changing jobs.



What did ever happen to commitment?

Personally, I'd rather marry myself to what these kids are into transportation-wise than a Hyundai (via: boingboing):