Many of this list are smart, passionate baseball fans. Some write for other sites and some are just fans. But everyone on this list has been a joy to converse with, clown around with and just generally great to hang out with from time to time on Twitter. Some may be sarcastic and snarky. Others are always classy. But each is worth you following them too. So here is the list not in any order of preference. Enjoy.
- @NavinVaswani_ - Navin was the first baseball writer who ever followed back. He is a terrific writer and writes occasionally for NotGraphs. Loves hockey and baseball and all things sports in Toronto.
- @m_weber - Michael Weber is a multi-media journalist who used to write about the Rays. He currently produces the five o'clock news at WTSP in St. Pete.
- @BryanMcwilliam - Bryan is a sports journalist and personal trainer. He is another early hookup made on Twitter.
- @sgwell - Stephen Greenwell is a reporter and blogger in Rhode Island.
- @C70 - "The Godfather" of St. Louis Cardinals bloggers. Daniel Shoptaw is the founder and first president of the Baseball Bloggers Alliance and United Cardinal Bloggers. He has become a good friend and a real nice guy.
- @baseballjourney - Eric Bynum is a baseball fan and writer who teaches English in SK.
- @DJAubain - Daniel Aubain wrote about fantasy sports. Has hung up his writing hat for a while. Great guy. Better husband and father.
- @jasonbaseball - Jason Hunt writes for @FakeTeams. He is a fan of the A's who is married to a Cubs fan. That must be interesting.
- @AaronJSomers - Aaron is the Editorial Director of Fansided's baseball side of things. Used to write for his own site. Great friend and persistent encouraging presence for this Fan.
- @TDReport - John Saban is the writer for The Diamond Report and runs a great site there.
- @AaronMcGallegos - Aaron was transplanted to the Toronto area and though he is not a sports tweeter, is a great guy who has been enjoyed on Twitter.
- @MnkysThrwngDrts - MJ Loyd is exceptionally hilarious and is the editor of Halos Hangout and Off Base Percentage. Based in New Orleans.
- @GoldenSombrero - Mike Rosenbaum is the MLB Prospects lead writer for The Bleacher Report. The moniker was the name of his original site. Great writer and even better and supporting his friends. Honored now to be his colleague on Big Leagues Monthly.
- @_LeftField - Dan is like a brother and a true friend. He writes on his own Left Field blog as well as for High Heat Stats. He is a craft beer enthusiast and has eclectic musical tastes. Love this guy.
- @Figure Filbert - This Fan's other brother on Twitter. Jonathan Mitchell is a co-founder of MLBDirt.com and writes for Draysbay. Love this guy too.
- @mspici - Michael Spiciarich is the CEO of The Sports Banter.
- @ThomasPope - One of the favorite offbeat follows. Always has something interesting to say. White Sox fan.
- @kranepool - Stephen Keane is a credited Mets blogger with a terrific podcast. Crusty. But crusty can be very tasty.
- @subwaysquawkers - Run by a Yankees fan and a Mets fan and they love to argue. Highly entertaining.
- @TrueGrich - James is one of the very best of the Angels bloggers and also writes elsewhere for general baseball topics. Terrific.
- @RJsFro - How can you not like a Twitter account that celebrates the afro of the red-headed Randy Jones?
- @grahamdude - Graham Womack is a terrific writers who founded his site, Baseball Past and Present and now writes (and gets paid even) by the San Francisco Chronicle. Super guy.
- @whitesoxski - Rob Warmowski is a passionate fan of the White Sox.
- @DiamondHoggers - A very good friend who runs a great podcast with MJ Loyd. General baseball blogger but partial to the Reds.
- @lenNYYankees - Len Neslin is a Yankees fan and blogger who is currently an intern for the Boston Globe. Rooting for him.
- @KramericaSports - One of the best fantasy baseball sites and also a faithful supporter and #FF er.
- @poisonwilliam - Bill Ivie is the founder of Ivie League Productions. And just married the amazing:
- @Cardschic - Angela is a school teacher and St Louis Cardinals fan.
- @Raindog63 - Bill Miller is a terrific baseball writer and a good friend.
- @Salty_cod - Passionate fan of the Toronto Blue Jays.
- @proseandivy - Ryan Maloney has one of the favorite monikers on Twitter. Published baseball writer currently covering one of the Tigers' minor league clubs.
- @BoSoxInjection - Covers the Red Sox for the Fan Sided Network.
- @500LevelFan - Jeremy Gibson can usually be found in the upper deck of a Toronto Blue Jays home game. Writes for those kinds of fans. Terrific.
- @SiscoKid027 - Francisco Hilario writes about baseball and NYC history. Fascinating combination. He is also a bouncer so don't mess with him.
- @danielday - A wonderful friend who works at Princeton. Cool, eh? He is also a baseball blogger and unicyclist.
- @WalkoffWoodward - Doc Worn writes a terrific Tigers blog which has been picked up as part of the ESPN Sweet Spot Network. Great writer.
- @CardinalTales - Bob Netherton is another great friend and Cardinals fan and historian. His Twitter Tales are famous. Terrific guy.
- @HOVG - Runs one of the most eclectic and fun baseball sites on the web.
- @RuleBookGuru - The guy this Fan turns to on all things related to the rules of baseball.
- @gr33nazn - Baseball blogger, Cardinals fan and one of the funniest accounts on Twitter.
- @MerrillFraz - Merrill Frazier is a passionate fan of sports in the Tampa region.
- @PeerlessSports - Writes about all sports. Calvin Edwards is also a really nice guy.
- @Brian_Mahler - Passionate sports fan and a real all around guy with lots of fascinating interests.
- @tribescribe - A freelance writer and copyeditor. Loves the Indians, obviously.
- @JaymesL - Covers the Brewers at the Dsiciples of Uecker. Favorite Brewers writer and tweeter.
- @BaseballBetty - A lovely baseball account from a very gracious lady.
- @whyilikebb - Cecilia Tan is a real pioneer and has been blogging baseball since 1999.
- @firstbasewizard - John Bloomfield believes that good fielding first basemen are highly underrated. Could not agree more.
- @beardofanclub - These are the guys that got Eric Bruntlett fired. Isn't that enough?
- @KyLRhones - Simply and enjoyable person to talk to.
- @BbalRelections - Peter Schiller is the founder of BaseballReflections.com. One of the good guys.
- @baseballindex - Adam Bernacchio is a very good baseball writer who, in addition to his own site, writes for MLB Daily Dish.
- @mysteryball58 - Jeff Polman is truly a favorite and you have to read his season long baseball fiction.
- @MLBReports - Easily one of the best quality baseball sites out there. A must follow.
- @realpetermag - Opinionated and tortured fan of the Seattle Mariners.
- @Harrison_Crow - Very good writer and sort of a Mariners' fan.
- @Bill_TPA - Bill is the co-founder of The Platoon Advantage but can be found all over the web at SBNation, Baseball Prospectus and Getting Blanked. Famous for his @Saberman shtick. Love this guy.
- @commnman - Mike Bates is @Bill_TPA's partner in crime, though they never agree on anything. Strong opinions but a great guy. Hope to meet these two someday.
- @TroyRenck - Beat writer for the Rockies for the Denver Post. Cool that he follows the Fan.
- @KCRoyalman - Troy Olsen was a super fan who has had to tame himself to write about his favorite teams. Great guy.
- @Brandon_Warne - Writes for Fangraphs and at many other places. Hard working writer and not nearly as scary as he looks. He is married to
- @MandiWarne - Who is easily the better looking of the two. {ducking}
- @deckacards - Kevin Reynolds writes about Cardinals baseball.
- @siri3113 - Peter Ace is a HUGE baseball fan. Can get carried away at times. But no harm there.
- @alskor - Al Skorupa writes about baseball and prospects for Bullpen Banter. One of the best there is.
- @grogg - Greg Layton is the only guy this Fan ever fought with on Twitter. But that was just one blip in what has become a very good friendship. Prolific tweeter and all around good guy.
- @kingkube - Chris Cochran is a Mariners fan and one of the funniest guys around.
- @BSLChrisStoner - Chris has been heard on many big time radio stations talking baseball.
- @TaoofStieb - One of this Fan's favorite baseball writers. Writes for his own site plus for Sportsnet.ca
- @jabberred - Brent is a big baseball fan whose favorites are the Cards and the Rays. Nice guy.
- @dmbfan81 - Dave isn't as dumb as he looks. Loves his Cardinals.
- @Brien_IIATMS - Brien Jackson does not have mild opinions. Editor and lead writer for IIATMS and a colleague.
- @RoyallySpeaking - Jeff Parker blogs on his Royals. Very good at what he does.
- @cmcbrien - Chris McBrien is a baseball writer and podcaster for Dear Mr. Fantasy and simply one of this writer's favorite people on Twitter.
- @freehan11 - John Sharp is a blogger for Detroit sports. Very enjoyable.
- @LastAngryFan - Jeff Greenwell is not really that angry. In fact, not only is he a great blogger but a really great guy.
- @Erika4stlcards - Erika is just about the sweetest lady of all time. Blogs and loves her Cardinals.
- @churchofbasebal - Loves the Reds and Nationals. Hates the Cardinals. Don't get her sometimes, but always interesting to follow.
- @azsportsguy - Scott Allen obviously loves his Arizona sports. Editor of raisingzona.com.
- @Fantasybking - If you do fantasy baseball, Brian G. Smith is your guy.
- @fryban - Brian Fee is easily one of this Fan's favorite follows on Twitter.
- @SteveMichaelsII - Steve writes for soxanddawgs.com and covers the Patriots. Great recapper and pregame analysis.
- @ryanillini - Ryan Moran loves all things sports in Illinois.
- @Dave_Doyle - Dave writes for MetsReport.com
- @johnsouth33 - John Southee is simply an all around interesting dude.
- @dougiejays - Simon Broder is just an interesting guy to follow.
- @PhllyBert33 - Philip Ebert writes about and pitched for the University of West Florida.
- @eutawhooligans - Kevin Lomax is a professional heckler.
- @jmerzie - Who says her tweets are nonsense. Heh. How can you not like that?
- @shanemiller33 - Shane interviews minor league players and does baseball podcasts. Heck of a nice guy.
- @blackandgold12 - Alan Guidry Jr. is a major sports fan.
- @LadyBatting - Bernadette Pasley writes about the Yankees on her own blog and is a colleague on Big Leagues Monthly.
- @Rickinator555 - Ricky Keeler writes about the Patriots and also writes about the Yankees for yanksgoyard.com.
- @MCB_johnverburg - Don't tout John Verburg as much as he deserves but his moniker is so hard to remember! :)
- @FDbytheword - Frank Delaney. Yeah. The novelist. And yeah, he is a follower. How cool is that?
- @Andrew_Vig - Andrew Vigliotti is a real up-and-comer and covers baseball and football for Bleacher Reports, among other things.
- @Dathan7 - Dathan covers the Cardinals. Excellent podcaster and yard sale extraordinaire.
- @FantasyNomad - Michael Pichan is an accomplished writer on fantasy sports.
- @NYLivinCAMind - One of the most sought after fantasy experts and is also a most fascinating person in real life.
- @ThePantau - Mike is a buddy and an attorney with strong political and baseball opinions. Don't hold those against him.
- @RangersExpress - Nicholi is a thinking-man's fan of the Texas Rangers. A must follow.
- @maury_morris - Maury is a fantasy sports nut and often tries to help the Fan with his golf game...to no avail.
- @MikeFrohwirth - He is a Philly fan and travelling bard. Love it.
- @FantasyTrade411 - Trader X is a legend.
- @thebaseballfish - Wally Fish is the senior director of data services for the FanSided Network and a aspiring baseball writer. Loves the Twins and Royals.
- @ajgmets - Andy Gustavson is a Mets fan, obviously and one of the most faithful #FFer there is.
- @mgkasper6 - Mike Kasper is the founder of CardsDropping.com.
- @DJ_McClure - Dustin is a Cardinals fan and a really nice guy.
- @dbaxblogger - Chris Jackson is a very funny guy despite his grammar-nazi tendencies.
- @historianAndrew - Andrew Martin is a terrific writer who does the best interviews of minor league players. Has his own site and is a colleague on MLB Dirt.
- @Gandhi_and-Pie - Mark was a terrific writer for the TPA before following his dream with an internship with the Braves organization. Funny, funny guy.
- @JWilberg - Jamal is a featured columnist on Bleacher Report.
- @documof - The code junkie that made MLB Dirt work so well. Big baseball fan too. Great guy.
- @BoldandBrash - Matt Sydor is a baseball analyst and good conversationalist.
- @BrandonOSports - Brandon Ogden is a sports writer who is enjoyable to follow.
- @BaseballChurch - Run by "Pastor" Paul. Odd but fun to follow.
- @steveslow - Steve Slowinski is one of this Fan's favorite baseball writers. He manages DRaysBay.com and writes for Fangraphs. Very gracious guy.
- @KentStock - Motivational speaker who is kind enough to respond to this Fan's odd baseball tweets.
- @soxanddawgs - Ian created this site and it is one of the best.
- @batandball21 - Harvey Carpenter breathes baseball.
- @Clarkbar213 - Robbie is a big baseball fan and a lawyer. Funny how many baseball writers are lawyers. Twitter completely changed this opinion of said profession.
- @Plinksburgh - Tracy keeps rooting for those Pirates. That is a true fan.
- @JLGreenberg81 - Jordan is the Executive Producer of MLB Network Radio. Very cool.
- @Jared_Thatcher - Jared is a fantasy baseball guru and a colleague at Big Leagues Monthly.
- @goldmedalmel - Mel Stewart. Yes, an Olympic medalists follows the Fan. Life is so cool.
- garrettkc - Garrett Craig is a FanSided writer and on staff of Motor City Bengals.
- @1967Astros - One of the coolest Twitter ideas. Follows the season of the 1967 Astros through one of their old players, John Bateman. Love this account.
- @TWEETSfromNANA - How can you not love a baseball grandma?
- @JacobsonSports - Bruce Jacobs is a sports radio personality.
- @CColeman802 - Baseball writer for the wonderfully named, "Aaron Miles Fastball." And a great nice person too.
- @BaseballRanking - Tim Goehlert is the proprietor there.
- @ecwiscott - Scott Scott loves Wisconsin sports. Enjoyable.
- @MrAniki - Loves the Fan's daily Game Picks posts. Tweets the most interesting articles he finds around the world.
- @DKulich44 - Mariners and Eagles fan. All around great guy and an optometrist. Follow him despite the latter fact.
- @CharlieSaponara - Charlie writes for The Outside Corner, but he is a real all around guy who is very interesting.
- @SportsPlum71 - Jeremy Plumley is a Texas sports fan extraordinaire. Tweets a lot. But never boring.
- @MonkeysWithaHalo - Garrett Wilson is at the top of the heap of Angels' bloggers.
- @uniformcritic - Probably the Fan's favorite Twitter account. Always posts great old pictures of baseball.
- @Chip_Buck - A must read for this writer, Chip is hysterical and writes for Firebrand and TPA among many others. Love this guy.
- @clairbearattack - Michael Clair runs the most fun baseball site on the web at Old Time Family Baseball. Now contributes to TPA as well.
- @WIUScott - Scott loves baseball, but that is just a part of what makes him interesting.
- @Tomahawk_Take - Bob Horton runs this FanSided Braves blog. Enjoy following him despite how much this Fan hates that tomahawk thing.
- @jlwoj - Jason Wojciechowski's name is easier to remember if you say it fast. Great writer. Smart as all heck. A guy whose opinion on things is greatly valued. Funny too.
- @tonyframpton - Tony was one of this Fan's favorite bloggers. Now he is just a favorite Twitter follow and that's okay.
- @MnTwinkie - A Twins blog. Obviously. But fun to follow.
- @Tasso_SPORTS - Ian Tasso is an up and coming play by play guy that this Fan roots for.
- @29Sonski - Pete Sonski hosts a Blog Talk Radio show among his many other sports pursuits. Very good to talk to.
- @aBROCKalypse - Brock is just insane. And that is always entertaining.
- @bigmarinersfan - Brian is a fan. And he is also great to talk to.
- @yoshiki89 - Stevo-sama is a talented baseball writer who does the best baseball recaps anywhere. A colleague at Big Leagues Monthly.
- @cuppingmaster - Alan covers the A's and is a really great person. Love talking to him.
- @oakfaninva - Found Dave the same time as Alan above. Enjoy them both immensely.
- @BaseballUnrated - A fellow BBA generalist.
- @ChuckKnoblaugh - Yeah, the former player. He's a follower. Cool.
- @larrybenrendt - Larry is a fellow Yankees writer and all around talented guy.
- @RedSox_Thoughts - Matt Collins is a terrific writer and we enjoy each other's company. Writes at Over the Monster and has a new gig too that is pretty exciting.
- @The5_5Hole - Justin Hunter is a baseball writer that is enjoyable to read and talk to.
- @MWLtraveler - Craig Wieczorkiewicz has easily the hardest last name to spell in history. He's also writing a book about visiting all sixteen parks in the Midwest League. Very gracious guy.
- @BlaineBlontz - Blaine is everywhere. A colleague at Big Leagues Monthly, a founder of MLB Injury News and a contributor at MLB Daily Dish.
- @SportsCenterMe - Greg Eloge wants to work for ESPN. Rooting for him.
- @RieMix - Rie Bahadur has many interests. Baseball is just one of them.
- @Chris_Carelli - Chris is a super talented guy. He's the executive editor at Big Leagues Monthly and a senior editor at Yankees Go Yard, a FanSided network site.
- @AMirch729 - Adam is just unique. How else is there to describe him?
- @chestnuthell - Janice is good at inducing smiles and is a Red Sox fan.
- @danduquette - Yes, Dan Duquette follows the Fan. Is there a problem?
- @AATH_baseball - Ryan Sendek is a talented writer. Hasn't been around much lately. Worried about him.
- @BruceSpitzer1 - Author of Extra Innings, a novel.
- @birdbrained - Chris Reed blogs about his favorite team, the Cardinals.
- @RobbSaul - Editor of Redbird Rants.
- @Ourlads_Shonka - Dan Shonka is a former NFL scout now moved on to other cool things.
- @ChickenFriars - Robert and Kevin have a great blog on the Padres.
- @LarryBaseball - Larry Cicchiello has a passion for teaching baseball. Very faithful #FFer for the Fan. Appreciated greatly.
- @MHealeySports - Mark Healey is a writer, editor and host on SiriusXFFantasy. His opinions take no prisoners.
- @NathanConley - A radio producer in Charlotte for a big station there. Cool guy.
- @davidwiers - David is a terrific writer whose work is everywhere. A colleague at Big Leagues Monthly.
- @Bluedudesports - AJ Harris is just cool, that's all.
- @AshMarshallMLB - Ash is a writer for MLB.com.
- @condiaFF - Big contributor to @RotoWar.
- @M_Holloway - Michael is a fellow BBA generalist.
- @john_pielli - John hosts the Passed Ball Show.
- @Prospect_corner - Bryce Kucko is a contributor at mlbdepthcharts.com
- @Jason_IIATMS - Jason Rosenberg. Was a fan of his for a long time. Now his colleague. Life is grand.
- @TheRaysRanter - Yossi Feins is the founder of The Rays Rant and chief editor at TheRaysWay.com and writes for The Bleacher Report.
- @MyRangersNotes - Nate is a good follow for Rangers fans.
- @lau56 - Larry Underwood is a published nonfiction writer and Cardinals fan.
- @DickYoungsGhost - One fake or novelty account that is enjoyable.
- @bdobbs23 - a seamhead by his own admission.
- @BarnabasPiper - Loves Minnesota sports. Writes about them too among other things.
- @AdamDunagan - Adam is a passionate fan of baseball and its history.
- @MRJManiac - Michael Jong is one terrific baseball writer who has his hands full since the Marlins are his team of coverage.
- @mighty_flynn - TJ Flynn understands that it is a long season. Highly entertaining to talk to.
- @sethlvgolf - Seth Kolbrenner loves to talk sports.
- @Gobroks - Josh Gaab is an intern with the Houston Astros.
- @Justinjabs - Journalism major. Baseball obsession. Fellow BBA generalist.
- @BaseballbyTom - Tom Froemming writes for MLBDailyDish on the SB Nation Network. Name reminds the Fan of an old umpire, Bruce.
- @redfawn - Runner and fantasy baseball addict. Roots for the Blue Jays.
- @wezen_ball - Larry Granillo is flat out terrific and writes for Baseball Prospectus.
- @soozeonsports - Susan Lulgjuraz writes about baseball. Does it well.
- @BABIP_Roberts - Steven Nichols has the best moniker on Twitter. Big Red Sox fan.
- @jeterian - Tamar is a colleague at IIATMS and sometimes my confessor. Wonderful person.
- @Dave_Gershman - Dave used to write for ESPN. Been missing a while since a major Twitter blowup.
- @KC_Nihilist - Jacob Hurley typifies the angst of being a Royals fan.
- @KCPopFlyBoy - Jeremy Sickels is the co-founder of the Pop Fly Boys website.
- @MikeGianella - Mike is a most respected fantasy expert and all around great guy.
- @Jomeara555 - Jeff O'Meara is an illustrator / writer. Loves baseball.
- @GreenLineoutfit - John Leary loves him some Red Sox.
- @MikeChernow - Mike is a clubhouse attendant for the Phillies. How cool is that?
- @BoltingVultures - William...like that name...is a unique baseball personality and that is a good thing.
- @jasonjpevans - Jason Evans is everywhere. Writes for rantssports as a Yankees blogger, writes for Through the Fence Baseball and also Halos Hangout.
- @TheRotoCommish - Must follow for fantasy sports.
- @BaseballParkEGuides - Kurt Smith does a cool thing and you can have your own PDF version of one of his ballpark guides for a reasonable price.
- @blogredmachine - Fansided Reds site.
- @stoltz_baseball - Nathaniel Stoltz is a great guy who writes for Beyond the Box Score and is a colleague on Big Leagues Monthly.
- @Rotoinfo_com - Another good fantasy resource. Gosh. A lot of people must do that sort of playing.
- @Lana - Lana Berry is a baseball fan. But her account is most fun watching guys act stupid trying to impress her.
- @mickey_baseball - Mickey Brignall. Who can't like a guy named Mickey?
- @veritas7 - Monty Taylor loves the Nationals and MLB.
- @KirbysLeftEye - Myjah is hugely entertaining and belongs to TwinkieTown.com.
- @HunterFelt - Hunter writes for The Guardian. Offbeat to the hilt. And again, that is a good thing.
- @CobraDave - David Fung is one of those guys that can make a computer do anything.
- @lesabotage - The better half a Larry Granillo. And nearly as good a writer. Be warned - changes name often!
- @brokenbatsingle - Nate Scott covers the Royals.
- @unexpectedbass - Brendan writes for OvertheMonster.com. Lovely guy. Enjoy him a lot.
- @Theghostofrocky - Started as a parody account, but a big, passionate fan of the Tigers.
- @russwight - Russ is a baseball fan and blogger. Nice guy.
- @BrettKaplan - Brett works for MTV. You know...that station that used to have videos. :)
- @raschatz - Allen Schats is a fiction writer who combines mystery and baseball in his work. Cool.
- @baseballtwit - Love Adam Darowski's moniker. Anything but a twit, Adam created @HallofStats and writes for High Heat Stats, Beyond the Boxcore and more.
- @SorianoJoe - Joe is the lead writer on the FanSided @Musket_Fire and staff writer for @NFLSpinZone.
- @Niktigs - A fellow BBA generalist.
- @LorinBigD - Laura Schulte is a must follow for those who love their Texas sports. Great personality too.
- @RationalPastime - J-Doug is one terrific talent that has been on hiatus finishing up his PHD. Hurry!
- @RobAbruzzese - Rob is one of the saner Yankees writers whose blog is a part of the ESPN Sweetspot Network.
- @baycityball - The Duke of TOOTBLAN. No need to say more.
- @Sport_Hippeaux - colleague on IIATMS. Way smarter than this Fan.
- @Mike_Hllywa - Fun to tweet with. Writes for Halo Hangout and Off Base Percentage.
- @DanielRathman - Writes for Baseball Prospectus. And yet lives and talks to us average joes.
- @CoreyRievley - Corey is the admin for MLBTradeRumors.com. Very cool. Also started BaseballNation.net.
- @gregkihn - Hey! When a rock legend follows you, that is very cool.
- @TrishVignola - Writer and satirist who currently contributes to Full Spectrum Baseball.
- @captainlatte - Love this twitter account. And it's okay she roots for the Blue Jays.
- @jpmccord - Paul McCord is fun to talk baseball with.
- @HighHeatStats - Founded by the guys who used to blog for baseball-reference.com. Their site is terrific and a lot of the Fan's friends write there now too.
- @BigLeaguesMthly - The e-magazine that proudly boasts the Fan's writing. Proud.
- @MLBeef - Taylor Wolfe writes for his site. Good baseball guy.
- @instreamsports - M.V. Pieces is a very earnest and hard working up and comer.
- @MGVanwormer - Indians fan and beer lover.
- @LandoBC75 - Landon Evanson is the songbird of his generation. Writes for Bugs and Cranks. Introduced the Fan to YankeeMegs. Grateful.
- @mattymatty2000 - Matthew Kory writes for Over the Monster and Baseball Prospectus. Really like this guy a lot.
- @juniusworth - Dave England is a prolific writer who has written everywhere. A colleague at MLB Dirt
- @Mike_Schwartze - Mikey is becoming a real up and comer on scouting prospects. Colleague and co-founder of MLB Dirt.
- @StaceyGotsulias - Writes EVERYWHERE. Always well too. Colleague at IIATMS. Love her.
- @ChuckBooth3024 - Chuck is a lead writer at MLB Reports. Terrific.
- @pitchingstats - Dylan Cain is a fifteen year old baseball writer. I was still playing Strat-o-matic at that age.
- @MikeTSchmidt - No, Mike is not the former third baseman. But he is as good as that guy was when it comes to writing about baseball.
- @FeliciRose - Baseball fan and model. Great photography. Farm girl. Gentle soul. Laughs easily.
- @AskROTObaseball - David Kerr is a colleague at MLB Dirt.
- @CCaylor10 - retweets the Fan a lot. Good for the ego. Fun to talk to.
- @DevinPangaro - FanSided Network A's blogger. Colleague at Big Leagues Monthly.
- @dianagram - Writes for ESPN Sweetspot Network. Wonderful writer and person.
- @MLBInjuryNews is a new baseball site picking up steam and started by some good friends.
- @jamesschuck - James Edward Schuck is a renaissance man who also has a goal in life to keep the Fan's ego in check.
- @hangingsliders - Wendy Thurm writes for Fangraphs, ESPN, SBNation among others. Her follow meant the Fan was getting somewhere with this baseball thing.
- @replevel - Bryan O'Connor. What took you so long to get to Twitter?
- @Anna_McDonald - Writes for ESPN. The sweetest of ladies too.
- @YankeeMegs - Yay! Megs follows moi.
- @pjmclaugh - Peter McLaughlin is just about the most erudite Yankees fan ever.
- @williamnyy23 - Proprietor of The Captain's Blog and writes for other Yankee-centric sites. Strong opinions, but that's okay.
- @mccoveycovedave - Dave Edlund writes for the premier Giants blog. Cool guy. New follow.
- @AnswerDave - Dave Brown writes for Yahoo's Big League Stew. Very funny tweeter too.
- @jhacohen - Jonathan Hacohen is the founder of MLB Reports and has established that site as a must see site.
- @23yanksgoyard - Andy is the Fan's newest follower and writes (obviously) for Yankees Go Yard.
Phew! That took forever. All of these are great follows for more than just baseball. They all make this Fan's Twitter experience extraordinary.
2 comments:
Hey, William! James Edward Schuck here!
Loved your article on Schofield! Keep it up!
I need to ask:
I am completely puzzled by the overall tenor of Yankees fans about their negativity about Ichiro, who did everything and then some when he put on the pinstripes! He earned a re-sign and maybe even a chance to play RF regularly, yet many bloggers (I won't name names) are totally down on him! What's up with that?
And, just for the record, if the Yankees were the Evil Empire, Rupert Murdoch, the News Corp and Fox are the devil incarnate. It will be difficult for me to watch YES knowing that I am in some supporting that bunch. I may have to limit my Yankees pleasure to John and Susan going forward.
PS: if Swisher signs with the Red Sux, I will hate him forever and forget he ever played for the Yankees
Hi James,
It is fashionable to look at Ichiro's stats for 2011 and the Seattle half of 2012 and say from a stat standpoint that he is finished. But he did show extended life with the Yankees down the stretch. It would be great to have him back IF he did not bunt with men on base.
As for the News Corp thing...well...when there is nothing good to say, this writer will keep his mouth shut.
Can't agree on Swisher. He is free to sign with who will pay him. It would be an ouchie though.
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