Alliance Membership Update

The latest additions to the Baseball Bloggers Alliance:

Mark covers baseball history and its cultural influence, primarily the 1924 Seattle Indians of the Pacific Coast League.

Ryan writes Twins on Twins with – you guessed it – his twin brother, discussing – right again – the Minnesota Twins, also on Twitter.

Last but not least, new Friend of the BBA Jack talks about baseball card collection. He has collected cards with his two sons for over 20 years.

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BBA Membership Gets Bigger

The newest batch of members to the Baseball Bloggers Alliance:

–Robbie writes The BaseBlawg, a new addition to the General Baseball Chapter.  Not only does Robbie write generally on baseball, she’s also a law student, and having a lawyer in any organization is a good thing.

–You’ve often asked, “Did The Tribe Win Last Night?”  Mike answers that question daily, writing about the Cleveland team on a regular basis.

–Some think stocks, some think bonds.  David’s Oakland A’s blog is titled after a different way of savings.  Read The Todd Van Poppel Rookie Card Retirement Plan to get all of your Oakland news and opinion.

–Yossi writes over at The Rays Rant and is the newest member of the Tampa Bay Chapter.

After a couple of removals, the current BBA count stands at 316 blogs.

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More Blogs Added To The Ranks

As the season winds down and the pennant race push heats up, more and more blogs are joining with the Baseball Bloggers Alliance.  Here are some of our new members:

–Michael writes for Yankee Fans Unite, a blog that obviously follows the American League New York team.

Hot Corner Harbor has something for everyone, so it’s been placed in the General Baseball Chapter.  Theo writes on numerous topics, but has a couple of different series of posts over at his place.

–If you are a fantasy player, especially one in a keeper league, you might want to check out The ChampionRoss Fantasy Baseball Blog.

–Another member of the Other Baseball Chapter, Jim writes about the Camden RiverSharks, an independent league team, over at Shark Bytes.

–Covering the other side of the New York baseball scene, Freddy writes over at Mets Hot Corner.

With these new members, the BBA has expanded up to 314 different blogs with more to come!

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BBA Continues To Grow

Four new members have been added to the Baseball Bloggers Alliance rolls:

Baseball North, besides being more comfortable than most of the United States right now, covers the Toronto Blue Jays as well as other aspects of Canadian baseball.

No Yankees or Red Sox here.  Left Coast Bias follows the San Diego Padres exclusively, adding to the extensive San Diego BBA chapter.

Another unique blog is Sports Equipment Guru.  This Other Baseball Chapter member looks at what everyone uses to play the game that we love.

Finally, another West Coaster has joined the organization.  Dodger Dugout takes on the boys in blue in Los Angeles, both on and off the field.

Welcome to these great blogs!  That brings our membership total to 306 with, no doubt, more to come!

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More New BBA Members

On the heels of yesterday’s influx of new members, a number of blogs have also joined the Baseball Bloggers Alliance.

For Baseball Junkies can be found in the General Baseball Chapter, because there’s nothing baseball-related that they won’t tackle, either in the present or in the past.

Increasing the Boston Chapter is The Pesky Pole.  Check Michael out for anything related to those socks that run red.

On the other side of the country, you can read Seattle Mariners Musings.  The title tells you what you’ll find there!

Going along with the number of card-related blogs that are members, ’59 Topps gets added to our Miscellaneous Chapter.

Another West Coast joined up as well.  Punky G. writes about his beloved San Francisco Giants.

Stylistically a bit different from your run-of-the-mill blog, the NJ Baseball Magazine is the internet presence of a physical mag.

After removing 18 blogs that were not reaching the requirements lined out by the BBA Constitution, the organization now has 304 members.

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Fresh Blood For The BBA

The Baseball Bloggers Alliance is proud to announce a new group of members.  This brings the current number of member blogs up to 316, with more pending acceptance.

Bullpen Banter focuses on the minor leagues and as such as been assigned to the Other Baseball Chapter.

Twins Fan From Afar is the latest member of the Minnesota Chapter, focusing on the Twins from half a country away.

Fantasy Sports Dirt is, fairly obviously, a new member of the Fantasy Chapter and can help you with all your fantasy baseball needs.

Like baseball cards?  Check out the newest Miscellaneous Baseball Chapter member, Indians Baseball Cards and Random Wax!

Joining the General Baseball Chapter is Major League A-Holes.  You’ll find a focus on the two Chicago teams as well as the Tigers over there.

For the first time in the organization’s history, a blog that is contained to Facebook has joined us.  The Topps Traded 1975 Project will also be found in the Miscellaneous Baseball Chapter.

Another member in the Other Baseball Chapter is Next Level Ballplayer.  NLB is designed to help those that are playing the game improve their skills.

Finally, I Bleed Beer chronicles the rise and fall of the Brewers and as such as been added to the Milwaukee Chapter.

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Additional Blogs Join the BBA

Please welcome the newest members of the Baseball Bloggers Alliance:

The BBA now has 309 member blogs as of June 28th, 2011. Be sure to visit the Membership Directory to check out all of the great sites in the Alliance.

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Th BBA Continues to Grow

Please take a moment to welcome these new blogs into the Baseball Bloggers Alliance.

The BBA currently has 306 member blogs in its Membership Directory. Please take a little time to visit some of their sites.

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New Blogs Join the Alliance

The Baseball Bloggers Alliance is proud to announce a handful of quality blogs to the overall Membership:

Please take a moment to check out each blog and follow them on Twitter. Welcome to you all!

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The BBA adds another blog to its Membership

The Baseball Bloggers Alliance is proud to add its newest member blog, Crack of the Bat, to the General Chapter of the BBA. Crack of the Bat is run by Taylor Denson and it covers everything from the Dead Ball Era to the Steriods Era and beyond. Taylor can be followed on Twitter at @TaylorDenson18.

Welcome to the BBA, Taylor.

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