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I figured MLB.com would have something like this … but they don't. Or else I'm missing something. So does anyone know of a web page that shows complete MLB box scores from every game, every day, without having to click 15 times?

HockeyPrimetime.com, a rapidly growing website providing coverage and analysis of NHL, junior, and college hockey news, has openings for knowledgeable and connected journalists to cover the NHL’s Northeast, Southeast and Central Divisions. The focus of the position would be a weekly notebook...

Posting this here directly; PM me or reply here with any questions: HockeyPrimetime.com, a rapidly growing website providing coverage and analysis of NHL and World hockey news, is seeking one knowledgeable and connected journalist for its college hockey beat. The focus of the position would be...

So one of those "fan blogger" types stumbles upon my latest NHL training camp notebook on the Web (he's obviously a puckhead) and proudly introduces himself in an e-mail with a link to his blog. He could have used the other major daily's notebook for his Monday entry, he explains, but he wanted...

The rundown: I'm an NHL beat writer for a big daily. I have a blog on the side through the newspaper's Web site, but virtually no one – and I mean NO ONE – reads it. A pretty big hockey-only Web site recently invited me to be one of its paid bloggers. Other credentialed NHL reporters have...

Check out the last answer in <a href="http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/99999999/SPORTS0106/51010006">Steve Ballard's Q&A from Oct. 7</a> on indystar.com: I disagree, simply because I think many venues would face bankruptcy if they went dry. But is drunken rowdiness enough to...

To those with knowledge: I'm about to step in to a motor sports beat at a daily for the first time. I like covering motors OK (I'd put it in my top 5) but I don't have the passion of a junkie. I want the passion of a junkie or, failing that, the passion necessary to keep the junkies reading to...

interesting case here out of San Francisco: http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2007/03/17/BAG3SON64L7.DTL&type=printable I don't think this guy stands a snowball's chance in heck of winning, but ooh, the ramifications if he did...

I confess to knowing nothing about it prior to Van McKenzie's death. I'm a couple years too young. Then I watched this: http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/acrosstheuniverse.html;_ylt=AvJGCb_F1tMEf2TvIwNaZKdfVXcA. It's lengthy but, for many of you, I imagine, priceless. Now I want to know more...

http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/01/16/SPGQHNJABV1.DTL Why I can't I get prep features like this? This is the kind of assignment I would remember for years...

Somewhere between conservatism at its worst and community journalism at its best lies this: http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/296584_cannon20.html?source=mypi

This column is missing a few things (an interview with Jimmy Claussen, for one), but IMHO accurately depicts Saturday as a notable bullet point on the prep football historical timeline: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/12/15/MNGSBN09301.DTL&hw=nevius&sn=001&sc=1000 thoughts?

http://www.investors.com/editorial/IBDArticles.asp?artsec=17&issue=20061208 thoughts?

http://apse.dallasnews.com/2006/dec2006/120106hoppes.html Discuss.

Is anyone else growing tired of headlines structured with the prepositional phrase first, followed by a comma, followed by the subject, verb then object? When did editors start paying heed to prepositional phrases' complaints about always being at the end of the headlines? They seemed fine at...

They always die in 3s, right? Marlin McKeever Red Auerbach and now ... http://www.nytimes.com/2006/11/01/sports/baseball/01simmons.html?ex=1163048400&en=213a7404e1d9ac52&ei=5070&emc=eta1 Have to be a bit of an obit junkie for some of these, but still ... that's totally Silas Simmons in the...

<img src="http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d171/jeanpaul101/nypostcomic.jpg"> I get it. And I'm not laughing.