Loading ...I spent some time this afternoon updating all the blogrolls over in the right-hand column. If you have any favorite blogs that you suggest we add, let me know. I’ve listed most of my favorite blogs from around the majors over there, but I’m sure there are some good ones that I don’t know about.
In any event, please be sure to visit all the blogs in the “Redleg Nation Blogs” category (which I’ve reproduced below this post). The Reds blogosphere is a great one — the fifth most-active team blogosphere in the majors at the time of this post, according to this ranking (behind only the Mets, Red Sox, Yankees, and Cubs — who each have 3-4 times as many blogs as we have in the Reds blogosphere).
We encourage you to check out all the other fine Reds blogs every single day. I do.
UPDATE: I just perused the list that I linked above, and it’s fairly interesting. I’m surprised to see that the Cleveland Indians were dead last, in terms of blog activity. I’m also surprised that the Dodgers and Braves weren’t very far ahead of the Indians. I wouldn’t have expected that.
Meanwhile, the Reds, Nationals, and Pirates are trailing the big four. I doubt anyone would have picked those three teams to have such active team blogospheres.
What about RedsZone?
Well, RedsZone isn’t listed above because, well, it isn’t a blog.
RedsZone, however, is a fine resource and a great community, and it has been listed on the right under “Reds Sites” since our inception.
Yeah, I’m not sure exactly what RedsZone is–just that it is, and it’s hard to read, but often has some good stuff.
Back in the summer I bookmarked the RSS Feed for Reds blogs and news and it’s pretty good for quick-hitting things. http://www.dcdeal.com/reds
But it needs to be updated and have some code fixes. Otherwise, it’s a decent place for keeping tabs on all the blogs/sites.
The guys over at http://www.TheGreatestBlogInTheWorld.com write about the Reds and Indians and they’re generally quite amusing.
While I am admittedly biased, I’ll stack the Reds Blog Corps against any team’s.