BIG NEWS: SBNation.com... Your Internet Home for Sports
by Rev Halofan on Sep 9, 2009 7:58 PM PDT
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PrintHere is the Biggest Story of the Day: Check it out: SBNation.com has re-invented its home page to be the central sports news page on the internet. Live scores, breaking news, and links to pertinent stores in all sports, with convenient access to SBNation's awesome blog network. If Halos Heaven is not already your home page, SBNation should be!
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very crowded
there’s a lot of stuff going on on that page
Love the comment totals next to the live scores
nice little touch
R.I.P Nick Adenhart 1986-2009 You will be greatly missed
A little busy for me
It is overwhelming at first, but I am sure with time will get better.
Hopefully they listen to reader input and adjust accordingly.
I actually like it
A whole lot going on, but gives a good snap shot of the sport world
by Quinlan's Goofy Swing on Sep 9, 2009 8:45 PM PDT reply actions
It's a good thing for SBN to have some sort of main page.
But it is crammed with too much information in typical Daily Kos fashion. I will stick to my HH front page thank you.
Hey la, hey, Halo...
data overload
probably an east coast bias in there somewhere…but I cannot find the content for all the data.
We don't have a Bullpen. We have a Cowpen. Before we get to call it a Bullpen these guys gotta grow a pair.
A bit too much but....
Maybe I’ll use it more often now. Probably better than most sports pages.
W6G!
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