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 “I initially came to FanHouse due to Ariel and his MMA interviews. Ever since then, I find myself coming for all of your sports coverage… You guys blow past ESPN by a mile in my book.”
– James, Honolulu

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With a roster of unique, provocative commentators and a heady mix of news, scores, schedules, stats, fantasy games and more, FanHouse has quickly become one of the top sports blogs on the web.

 

About our audience:

  • Over 9.3M fans check out FanHouse sports coverage every month.
  • FanHouse users love to argue with each other, often leaving thousands of comments on our stories.
  • FanHouse is growing – in fact, viewership is up 35% year over year.1

About our content:

  • FanHouse gives sports fans the kind of coverage they want: in-depth, real-time and focused on the sports they love.
  • FanHouse content is routinely cited and sourced by industry leaders including ESPN, Fox Sports, the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today.
  • Into mixed martial arts? FanHouse is the largest site with dedicated editors covering MMA, the fastest-growing sport in the U.S.
  • FanHouse writer John Hickey was the first to report that legendary slugger Ken Griffey Jr. of the Seattle Mariners is retiring from baseball.
  • FanHouse first reported on the controversy surrounding USF coach Jim Leavitt – a story that was later covered by major networks from ESPN to NBC.

About our editors:

  • FanHouse is home to seven Baseball Hall of Fame voters, two Pro Football Hall of Fame voters, two AP Top 25 voters, and two Heisman trophy voters.
  • Jay Mariotti, a world-renowned sports writer and commentator, is featured regularly on ESPN's "Around the Horn”.
  • Kevin B. Blackistone, a national columnist, is also a regular panelist on ESPN's daily sports-debate show, “Around The Horn”. Blackistone currently serves as the Shirley Povich Chair in Sports Journalism at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland.

Source: comScore Media Metrix, April 2010.
1 Omniture, November 2009.

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