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Rob NeyerSweetSpot | Chats | E-mailRob Neyer is a senior writer at ESPN.com. He began his career with legendary baseball author (and now Red Sox executive) Bill James, then joined Stats Inc. and wrote about MLB, the NFL and the NBA. Neyer joined ESPN.com in 1996, and it's believed that he's written more words for the site than anybody. Neyer contributes regularly to ESPN Radio and ESPNEWS. |
Tuesday Bullets
Henry Abbott, TrueHoop...trash talk. Rose "can't even get to the second round." Congratulations to Rob Neyer, Jamie Greenthal et al for launching the SweetSpot Network, which is sort of like the TrueHoop...
Blog | October 06, 2009Moneyed clubs cleaning up in '09
Rob Neyer, SweetSpotAs Forbes.com's Tom Van Riper writes, it's not been a good season for teams with low payrolls. And you can imagine what the owners of teams wi...
Blog | October 01, 2009News Flash: Baseball isn't Football
Rob Neyer, SweetSpotDirty Harry on the baseball draft: I have a ton of complaints about baseball's draft (the lack of slotting system, rules against trading picks, e...
Blog | June 09, 2009Meet Your Blogger: Mike Kurylo of Knickerblogger
Henry Abbott, TrueHoop...to evaluate players. More than a decade later my focus shifted to basketball. Writers like Rob Neyer helped me discover an underworld revolution of statisticians who grew up questioning conventional wisdom. I found...
Blog | January 23, 2009Under the radar predictions for 2009
John Hollinger, ESPN.comRooks better than sophs? Who's like Mike? NBA champ? We've got '09 predictions.
Story | Conversation | January 07, 2009Cuban never had a shot with Cubs
Rob NeyerWith the sale of the Cubs seemingly imminent, Mark Cuban on Tuesday had a long blog post about the process whereby he tried to buy the franchise. Af...
Blog Entry | Conversation | January 06, 2009RSS Feeds
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Story | Conversation | June 11, 2008
ESPN Radio Daily: 10/17
Jayson Stark and Rob Neyer break down the ALCS. Plus, Kobe Trade Watch with Greeny, Golic, Colin, Michael Wilbon and more...
Audio PodCast | October 17, 2007West Coast Hour
...people interested in the NBA Finals. Nothing against LeBron James, but Colin thinks he's overhyped. Rob Neyer thinks the AL has better GMs, so it's better than the NL
Audio PodCast | June 13, 2007
ESPN Radio Daily: 4/6
Mel Kiper and Merril Hoge break down NFL draft prospects and Rob Neyer reacts to Dice-K's debut. Plus, Billy Gillispie
Audio PodCast | April 06, 2007How Spurs contain potent Suns
Greg Anthony, ESPN.comA few questions after the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Phoenix Suns 92-85 on Thursday in a likely preview of the Western Conference semifinals . . ...
Page | ConversationThe 2006-07 All-Improved Team (In-season Edition)
John Hollinger, ESPN InsiderJohn Hollinger breaks down the players who have improved the most during this season.
Story | Conversation | April 05, 2007
Double standard on McGwire
Jim Caple, Page 2Many writers and fans are being hypocritical in their treatment of Big Mac, writes Jim Caple.
Story | Conversation | January 10, 2007Daily Quickie: RSN panic button
Dan Shanoff on the AL East, Jason Varitek, Bobby Abreu, Reggie Bush, Tom Brady, Michael Vick, USA Hoops, NBA Schedule, the Big Ten and more!
Story | August 03, 2006T.O. Had To Go
Don McKee said T.O.'s book shows an "intense dislike" for McNabb; Rob Neyer on the All-Star game and close divisions; Josh Barfield goes 4-for-4; Bernie Bickerstaff...
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