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October 25, 2006
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THE DAILY offers a sampling of what some bloggers are dishing about this week.

BLOG NAME WEB ADDRESS
The Big Lead thebiglead.com
The Big Lead reports Orlando Sentinel Columnist Jemele Hill has “inked a two-year contract worth an estimated $400,000 [with ESPN]. Sources tell us she’ll be writing for the increasingly-irrelevant Page 2, have a column in ESPN the Magazine and appear regularly on the tube.”
Hockey Buzz hockeybuzz.com
Howard Berger writes there are two areas the NHL can improve upon, “a) allowing the widespread use of composite sticks, which continue to be the most unreliable single piece of equipment in the history of professional sport, and b) the deployment, for the second year in row, of an unbalanced and unfulfilling schedule.”
Deadspin deadspin.com
Deadspin has what it's calling an internal memo from George Bodenheimer to ESPN employees, in which he writes that to commemorate the record "MNF" rating, "We will be offering a complimentary 'MNF' coupon good toward the purchase of food or drink in any of our Connecticut-based cafeterias."
Pro Football Talk profootballtalk.com
Pro Football Talk writes, “As you might have noticed lately, the site is really taking off.  We're gaining more and more acceptance in the mainstream press, we're popping up on radio shows throughout the country, and our traffic has been through the roof this season.”
SportsBiz thesportsbizblog.blogspot.com
Mark writes, “In a record year for MLB by any number of measures, MLB's 20 national sponsors spent a record $300 million behind baseball in 2006. That's $700 million less than football from only one less sponsor. If that doesn't tell you the relative place football holds in the national consciousness, well, I don't really need to add anything.”

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