MASNsports.com sets guest blogger rotation for first half of 2015
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March 13, 2015 4:37 pm
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Here at MASNsports.com, we don’t live in a bubble. We realize we’re one of many places you turn for your Orioles news and views, though we certainly hope our blogs are among your first stops (and a place you visit multiple times each day).
That’s one of the reasons why, in 2011, we started featuring guest bloggers on our site. We realized the blogosphere – or is that blog-O’s-phere? – was full of die-hard fans of the orange and black who were cranking out reports and opinions on the Birds…
Here at MASNsports.com, we don’t live in a bubble. We realize we’re one of many places you turn for your Orioles news and views, though we certainly hope our blogs are among your first stops (and a place you visit multiple times each day).
That’s one of the reasons why, in 2011, we started featuring guest bloggers on our site. We realized the blogosphere – or is that blog-O’s-phere? – was full of die-hard fans of the orange and black who were cranking out reports and opinions on the Birds at dizzying levels.
Why not marry the two, we thought. Why not give those dedicated fan bloggers a bigger stage and invite our readers to check out their work?
Well, the guest blogger initiative hits its fifth season in 2015, and our rotation for the first half features some familiar faces, folks who have been busily blogging about their hometown team for some time.
Starting on Monday, April 6, we’ll kick off the 2015 season with Andrew Stetka of Eutaw Street Report. He will be followed by Matt Kremnitzer of Camden Depot on Tuesdays, Domenic Vadala of Birds Watcher on Wednesdays, Zach Wilt of Baltimore Sports Report on Thursdays and Matthew Taylor of Roar from 34 on Fridays.
We hope you’ll give them a read and visit their sites regularly, too.
As for the 2015 season, it’s almost time to play ball!
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