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Hey everyone...just received this email from MLB.com about my Fish blog that I neglected torwards the end of the year, but did well with most of the season.

 

Bob, we?re considering your blog for an award in our postseason awards. So keep a lookout for this, which will be published on Sunday. And if you can, it would be great if you could make a new post to your blog so there?s something up there from after the season.

 

 

 

Jake Wilson

MLBlogs

 

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MLB.com: Where Baseball is Always On

 

 

 

 

So check out either MLB.com or probably MLBlogs.com sometime tomarrow (10/9/05) to see if I get one of these awards he speaks of!

 

You can check my blog HERE.

 

Thanks.

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and here it is :lol

 

 

 

 

Introducing the 'Bloggies'

10/10/2005 2:44 AM ET

By Mark Newman / MLB.com

 

There is a new set of individual awards to hand out around Major League Baseball, and these are going to some of the fans who just helped MLB set another single-season attendance record.

 

At least we think you left your computers to actually go to some games.

 

The first MLBlogs Awards just seemed to make sense, because it has been so much fun around here in the inaugural season of definitively matching blogging and baseball. They are two pastimes you just can't live without, and there was really no scientific criteria for the MLBlogs crew that created this list; you know a good game when you watch it.

 

MLBlogs.com is an official affiliate of MLB.com, so those who create blogs here are visible from one of the largest Internet sites in the world. And anyone who has been around MLBlogs from the start of this season -- when rookie Clint Barmes was all the rage before his injury -- probably can understand why the first "Best MLBlog" is going to The Good, the Bad, and the Barmes.

 

Mark Donohue is a Rockies fan, and his blog is the perfect example of why MLB.com teamed with Six Apart, the leading blog software company, to create these. It's all about that connection between you and your favorite team -- in good times or bad. It was a long summer in Colorado, but it's still baseball. And TGTBATB has been a constant presence in the Recently Updated Weblogs, always with an interesting take on the game from those dog days of summer to playoff analysis now. Mark's acceptance blog.

 

Without further ado, here is the list of honorees. Feel free to blog your own choices and comment on these. And remember that MLBlogs are just as important after the playoffs are over, because it's the best way to talk about the Hot Stove League.

 

Best MLBlog

First place: The Good, the Bad, and the Barmes

Second place: Red Sox Chick

Third place: The Baseball Collector

 

Best Use of Graphics

DA BRONX BOMBERS

 

Best Ballpark Experience

Ballpark Tour of Duty

 

Best Comedic Blog

Diamonds Are for Humor

 

Best Post

9/29/05 at Shea Stadium (from The Baseball Collector)

 

Best URL for a Cup of Coffee

two blocks away

 

Best Photo Album

Smoke Signals

 

Most Revolutionary Blogger

Inside the White Sox

 

Most Controversial Post

Tommy vs. Phanatic

 

Best Community

Bleeding Pinstripes

 

Best Blog Name

The Dog Ate Daron's Homework

 

Best Off-Duty Blog by a NYC Taxi Driver

Inside Pitch

 

Best Comment

Luis H. Perez (No. 6 post)

 

Best Profile

Life, Baseball & Eric Byrnes

 

Best Brotherly Blogging

Andrew | Brian

 

Tastiest Blog

Deep Fried Fish

 

Best Lawn-Care Tips

Murray Cook's Field Blogs

 

Best Blog by a Member of Zaunbie Nation

Diehard Ball Fan

 

Best Photo

"Trophy"

 

Best Displaced-Fan Blog

England Here: Rays from across the Pond

 

Most Off-Topic Blog

philliedog

 

Best Self-Promotion

Baseball Digest Daily

 

Best Tag-Team Blog

Shannon and Debbies Baseball Life

 

Best September Call-Up

The Eli Chronicles

 

This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

 

MLB.com

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if you look in the archives, there are some funny real life blogs I made. I've been on the front of the MLBlogs homepage almost from the begining. I'm not sure how many people have blogs on the site, but I would imagine it's quite a bit. Even though I have no idea what the tastiest blog is, it's still cool that I was given an award by such a huge site like MLB.com. I'd like to think if there are any Marlin players that are into that type of thing were reading it. Either way, it's a nice thing to win. :hat

Mazel Tov!

 

 

You should post this in the Outfield.

 

 

Go Bob-O!!!!

 

 

:notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy

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Mazel Tov!

 

 

You should post this in the Outfield.

 

 

Go Bob-O!!!!

 

 

:notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy

 

good idea.

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