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Jello Jigglin - A Lakers Podcast with Ryan Ward
Ryan seems to have the pulse on all things lakers. Just cam across this podcast! Love it! Could listen to this guy Ryan talk all day! Keep up the good work! Whoa, awesome show. I just came across this.
Bleav in Bills
Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana are two of the most experienced reporters in western New York with more than 70 years of experience covering the Buffalo Bills. In every episode, they will take you onto the field and into the locker room at One Bills Drive to give you all the news you need, plus the critical, no holds barred analysis that fans deserve. There will not be cheerleading here because there's enough of that.
Bleav in Chiefs
Once a second-round pick of the Kansas City Chiefs in 1991, Joe Valerio hops on the mic to provide insider insight for Chiefs Kingdom. The former Chiefs center spent four years in Kansas City, even snapping to NFL legend Joe Montana. Valerio is joined by Chiefs reporter Jeff Fedoitin to provide you with expert analysis on Patrick Mahomes II, Chris Jones Travis Kelce, and the rest of the team.
Five Friends Keep 14-Year March Madness Tradition Alive Despite Pandemic
From left to right: Justin, Jaryd, Carl, Logan, Michael "Guys I'm not yet bailing on March. When I am home tonight we should group chat. I have ideas." Those words, sent to the four of us by Michael shortly after the official announcement of the cancelation of March Madness, put into motion one of the most epic weekends amidst one of our planet's darkest stretches. The five of us live for March Madness. It's been our national holiday since we stepped on Mizzou's campus together 14 years ago.
How the Atlanta Hawks Emoji Schedule Came To Be
As the NBA gets set for the 2018-19 season, I find it fascinating that the “emoji schedule” we published when I was at the Atlanta Hawks in 2016 is still being talked about. An executive from the organization recently referenced the unique adaptation of the schedule in an interview, nearly two years after it was published. Below is a brief overview of how it came to be. I was lying in bed one night in early August of 2016, wide awake. It was probably 4 a.m. or so; I can’t remember exactly.
AS Roma's Paul Rogers on Taking Club's Site from Worst to First
As the Head of Digital for Serie A soccer club AS Roma, Paul Rogers has witnessed firsthand the power of the connected fan. In 2015, he used Reddit to crowdsource fan feedback that inspired an award-winning website, and now the club is back at it again.
The Best NBA Schedule Release Content, Ranked
The NBA released its full 2018-19 schedule Friday. As has become an annual tradition, digital content departments released a variety of fun and unique content pieces to distribute the schedule to their fans. I went through all 30 teams’ schedule release content pieces on Twitter and ranked them.
How the ‘Emoji Schedule’ Came To Be
As the NBA gets set to release its 2018-19 schedule this week, I find it fascinating that the “emoji schedule” we published when I was at the Hawks in 2016 is still being talked about. An executive from the organization recently referenced the unique adaptation of the schedule in an interview, nearly two years after it was published. Below is a brief overview of how it came to be. I was lying in bed one night in early August of 2016, wide awake.
Yes, NBA Social Managers Should Be Making More Money
I was alerted about Dane Carbaugh’s tweet last week from two separate sources, both of whom work as social media people for sports teams. One of them said I should write my next blog post about the topic, and I liked that idea. As you can imagine, I have thoughts about this topic. So here we are, no holes barred. In case you’re wondering about the tweet, it came from Dane Carbaugh who writes for NBC Sports’ Basketball Talk.
Dragonman's wife killed in freak explosion
by: Jaryd Wilson Posted: Nov 28, 2017 / 04:22 PM MST / Updated: Nov 28, 2017 / 04:22 PM MST Editor’s note: This story was originally published June 15, 2012. The owner of a shooting range in El Paso County east of Colorado Springs said his wife was the one who died Thursday night in a strange accident. Dragonman’s owner Mel Bernstein, who is better known as the “Dragonman” himself, said his wife Terri was hit by a smoke bomb device that went off like a rocket unexpectedly.
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