Ballbug
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| Tuesday, April 4, 2006 |
Gabe Rivera has added yet another Memeorandum spinoff, this one for seamheads:
As the 2006 MLB season kicks off this week, the outlets for baseball coverage have grown more numerous and diverse than ever. Local newspaper sites, national news networks, and official MLB releases all play an important role. For the most obsessive fans, the same is true for baseball blogs, which excel in analysis, opinion, speculation, and scandal.
Of course this means keeping track of the biggest baseball stories on the Web is now impossible without clicking on links all day. And (yep) this leads us to Ballbug, which offers a news summary, updated every 5 minutes, spotlighting the most buzzed about baseball stories and blog posts from thousands of web sites. So if you’re a baseball fan, I’m hoping you’ll become a Ballbug fan as well!
It’s a good idea. His pop culture aggregator, WeSmirch, has been quite helpful in finding information for Gone Hollywood. I’m sure I’ll find some material for OTB Sports at Ballbug, too.
- Kurtzer and more …
- Tiger Woods accident story- Will it ever be reported right?
- Holy Mackerel- Oakland A prospect retires in order to study for the priesthood
- Dallas Cowboys Make Cuts to Get to 54
- College Basketball team slowed on way to Moscow
- 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament 2nd round- March 21st
- Peter Gammons Has Brain Surgery
- 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament 2nd round- March 20th
- Kim Yu-na wins Women’s figure skating gold medal
- 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament- March 19th
- Eight is Enough- Edmonton beats Chicago 8-4
- Lydia Ko wins New South Wales Open
- The Comeback I- Pittsburgh Penguins beat NY Islanders 5-0
- Seattle Mariners Outfielder Greg Halman stabbed to death at age 24
- Hee Young Park wins CME Titleholders Championship
- Oklahoma State Women’s Basketball Coach Kurt Budke dead at 50
- Costly mistake- Blackhawks waive Rostislav Olesz
- Manager Tony La Russa announces retirement
- Puck Drop- Florida Panthers start the 2011-12 NHL season
- 13-time PGA Tour winner Dave Hill dead at 74
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