which gives anyone and everyone the right to write an article so that search engines see their results first since there are massive amounts of so-called “articles” on the web coming from the site, so the dumb search engine formula thinks “hey, this website must be really knowledgeable so lets have it higher in our rankings” which gets their site views and advertisement money.

Bleacher Report is essentially an entire website dedicated to Fanposts, with most of those being “slideshows”. Their work is so tainted in my mind that even the rare good article gets lost among the muck.

Websites like Bleacher Report are the reason a site like FanHouse with its excellent bloggers and reporters was sold to SportingNews. It just wasn’t worth it to AOL to continue to pay for the quality when they could get the same or more amount of views off of lower quality but higher quantity.

Changes nothing as to where the blame lies, in regard to the declining product quality, angst toward the market, or any ultimate choice as to where the franchise calls home.

The community has not been as proactive as it should have been in regard to an entertainment complex, but even on the rare occasions when it has stepped up, the Maloofs undermined it.

                         - Yao

…Christie was traded before Webber that season and Divac was let in Free Agency prior to trading Webber. So, again, they were all in the same overall time period from say the beginning of the 04-05 season to the end I guess.

I just don’t see how that had anything to do with Q&R in 2006 or anything else. I don’t buy that building a new arena would have happened if fans had a strong identification with the team. It’s about tax dollars, and too many people in Sac don’t want to see those kinds of tax dollars spent that way.

…would have been if he put a lot of money in a casino and the economy in Vegas tanked about 10 years after significant dollars and 2 major expansions happened.