MASNsports.com sets O’s guest blogger lineup for first half of 2013
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March 27, 2013 12:13 pm
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We’ve created quite the interesting discussion space here at MASNsports.com, a place where you come for news but also to share your thoughts and opinions with other Orioles fans. Baltimore is also home to some of the most dedicated bloggers in all of baseball. So it’s only natural that these two camps would eventually intersect.
In 2011, MASNsports.com introduced guest bloggers to its site, reasoning that the distinct voices of the Orioles-centric blogosphere would be a good addition to our…We’ve created quite the interesting discussion space here at MASNsports.com, a place where you come for news but also to share your thoughts and opinions with other Orioles fans. Baltimore is also home to some of the most dedicated bloggers in all of baseball. So it’s only natural that these two camps would eventually intersect.
In 2011, MASNsports.com introduced guest bloggers to its site, reasoning that the distinct voices of the Orioles-centric blogosphere would be a good addition to our little corner of cyberspace. The guest blogger initiative has been successful – we’ve been able to offer these distinct voices on our pages and these dedicated bloggers have been able to increase their reach and gain a wider audience.
Well, they’re back!
Once again in 2013, we will feature a different guest blogger each weekday. They’re share opinions and memories, offer their unique viewpoints and share their thoughts on the Orioles. It all starts Monday, a day ahead of opening day.
Domenic Vadala of Birds Watcher returns as our leadoff hitter, and he’ll be followed in our lineup by Zach Wilt of Baltimore Sports Report, Neal Shaffer of The Loss Column, Anthony Amobi of Oriole Post and Matthew Taylor of Roar from 34. They’ll be manning the weekday blogging duties through the first half of the season, and we’ll change things up a little after the All-Star break.
We know you read our guest bloggers’ work. We hope you’ll also take advantage of the comments section to engage in further dialogue generated by their posts. And by all means, make sure to check out their blogs.
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