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Yahoo, ESPN Top List Of Most-Visited Sports Sites During '11

Yahoo Sports topped all sports websites in unique visitors over the last 12 months, averaging 48.9 million visitors per month, according to data from comScore. ESPN.com ranked second during the same period with 41.6 million uniques, while FoxSports.com ranked third with 29.7 million. Turner Digital ranked fourth, but will soon be giving up control of SI.com, and may also relinquish control of NASCAR.com in the future. Listed below are the top 15 online sports properties over the last 12 months, ranked by average unique visitors during that period (THE DAILY).

TOP SPORTS SITES BY AVERAGE UNIQUE VISITORS
OVER THE LAST 12 MONTHS
RANK
PROPERTY
UNIQUE VISITORS (000)
1
Yahoo Sports
48,945
2
ESPN.com
41,584
3
FoxSports.com
29,700
4
Turner Digital*
21,493
5
Big Lead Sports**
18,377
6
CBSSports.com
18,003
7
NFL.com
17,596
8
MLB.com
13,664
9
NBCSports.com
10,865
10
USA Today Sports
9,065
11
SportingNews.com
8,637
12
BleacherReport.com
8,341
13
SBNation.com
7,219
14
Stack Media
5,073
15
JumpTV/NeuLion
4,326
   

NOTES: * = Includes NBA.com, SI.com, NASCAR.com, PGATour.com, PGA.com, NCAA.com and WNBA.com. ** = Includes The Big Lead, HoopsHype.com, HoopsWorld.com, KFFL.com, The Huddle, BaseballHQ.com and other sites within Fantasy Sports Ventures Inc.

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