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I'm 16 and have been playing organized baseball since I was three and travel baseball since I was seven. I have been a die-hard Tigers fan since I can remember. I have had season tickets for about 10 years now and have been to 12 straight Tiger Opening Days. My favorite holiday is not Christmas, but Opening Day.
I am the Community Leader for the Tigers as well.

I am pursuing a career in Sports Broadcasting or Sports Journalism, so writing here on B/R is a good help at getting started. Right now I am the sports anchor on my High School's news show and I'm the play-by-play announcer for most athletic events at our school (mostly volleyball, basketball and football).
So, if anybody has connections let me know! I would love to get a foot in the door somewhere.

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Chris Davies is a sophomore journalism student, musician, writer and nerd. When not writing he enjoys spending time with his dog and/or girlfriend, playing some kind of instrument, following the Cleveland Indians and Chelsea Football Club religiously and occasionally attempting to cook something gourmet. Chris also enjoys art, photography specifically, going for walks, deep conversation and an ice cold beer.

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Ethan lives in the New York City area, and is an avid fan of local and national sports. He is an avid baseball fan, and a die hard Yankee supporter.
Ethan also is a big Jets fan, and when he has Prozac at hand, follows the Knicks. While not a hockey expert by any means, he has become more intrigued by the sport recently, following the Devils.
Ethan is a regular reader of deadspin.com, and he enjoys the sports and humor combination of Bill Simmons' column for espn.com.
For Bleacher Report, Ethan primarily writes about the Yankees from a fan's perspective, and writes a column called Nosebleed Diaries.

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The founder of SeaTown Sports. He enjoys hip-hop music and often is ridiculed over his pathetic attempts to reenact several dope rhymes. He loves to eat salsa and chips when watching any sporting event. Some of his favorite TV shows include Family Guy, South Park, and Sportscenter. His favorite movies include, SuperBad, the Goonies, and He Got Game. He is a die-hard husky fan and right now his favorite athlete is Jake Locker.

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First of all I want to say that I pay attention to baseball and no other sports what so ever. The Mariners are my team, I bleed Blue and Teal. When I am older I am wanting to start a baseball store with batting cages,cards, gloves and basically the works. I am also A very devout Christian and if you have any questions about Christianity or Christianity in Baseball I would love to hear from you. Tha's the thing that keeps Josh Hamilton, Albert Pujols, Mark Teixeira, Matt Holliday, Todd Helton, Brad Hawpe, David Eckstein, Mark Mulder, Christian Guzman, Ryan Church, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettite and so many more players in common.

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A freelance journalist who is currently running the blog www.bronxbaseballdaily.com, an independent source of Yankee news and rumors.

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The one thing I accredit myself most for, keeping in mind the contents of this website, is being a huge Chicago Cubs fan and also watching the majority of the Chicago Bears games on television with my dad. I'm set apart with only my sister in a family of White Sox fans, but I'm still a firm believer in my team. My dream is to meet the players, which might not be so distanced for me considering the fact that my father is the boss of pitcher Sean Marshall's mother, and Marshall is definitely one of my favorites, along with Ryan Theriot, Reed Johnson and Geovany Soto. I found this website on a complete fluke but I already love it here, and everybody is so nice. Thanks to everybody who read my articles, and I plan to write many more in the future.

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Harris Frommer is a die hard baseball fan who wrote the Strategy Session column for MLBTalk.com from 1999-2001. This column is designed to provide coverage on all aspects of baseball -- from the hot stove league to college baseball and everything in between. Feedback is encouraged.

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I started ChicagoCubsOnline in October of 2005 for a place for me to talk about the Chicago Cubs and to hopefully create a positive environment for others to do so as well. In the last three years the site has become more than I could have ever imagined.

The CCO has been recognized as a source for the latest news, updates and rumors on the Chicago Cubs. I’ve had my articles featured on the Chicago Sun-Times, named as one of the Best Cubs Blogs by the Chicago Tribune and the site is listed as one of the top Cubs Blogs on Sports Illustrated. I have also contributed information and used as a source for “Chicago Cubs Yesterday and Today”. I received an acknowledgement in the book as well as a source credit.

Baseball and the Chicago Cubs have always been a passion of mine. I am fortuna...

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Born in Beirut Lebanon, Farid grew up in suburban Washington D.C. He now lives in Pocatello Idaho, and is a senior at idaho State University. He has blogged about the Nationals since 2004 on "The Beltway Boys" and was a guest writer for natsfanatics.com. Farid has six children (soon to be seven when his foster-son's adoption is finalized) and has been married for thirty years.

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Hey guys, my name is John. I am currently a sophomore at the University of Connecticut studying math education. I've always had a passion for Sports Journalism so that's why I'm here. I live on Long Island, NY and am a Yankee fan despite my parent's being Sox and Mets fans. For some reason I'm also a Denver Broncos fan. I've been since 1996 so I've been a fan before they won their first Super Bowl. Obviously, a Huskies fan too! Hopefully we'll bring a National Championship to Storrs this year.