27x7

27x7 27×7.com is the brainchild of Bill Bradley. It was started because there was a lack of sports opinion in the Sacramento area. In the same way Bradley wrote “Leading Off” for The Bee, this site will offer quick, concise sports opinions, but multiple times a day. In addition, there will be some timeless stories that have give you deeper opinion, nostalgia or our favorite things about sports. The name “27×7.com” comes from our mission to give you sports opinion 7 days a week with plans to be in 27 major U.S. sports markets in the upcoming years. These takes will be easy for you to read on the go or at home. The writers will be seasoned sports journalists who have a passion for major sports within their community. We are starting with the Sacramento market, with a focus on the Kings, 49ers, Raiders, Giants, A’s, River Cats, Sharks and area colleges.

Web Site: http://www.27x7.com/


L.A. convergence brings bit of Hollywood to Cactus League

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Mar 12, 2012

One of a series of observations from our annual Cactus League pilgrimage: Maybe this should be expected for the first exhibition meeting of Los Angeles’ two Major League Baseball teams. Yet it still seemed like a Hollywood production when the Fre...

Commentary: Imagine new teams in Sacramento if new arena passes

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Mar 2, 2012

COMMENTARY We survived Leap Day with all of its sales and freebies. Heck,  I even stopped at Subway to get my free cookie. But let’s take a leap of another kind. Let’s put the cart before the horse on the new downtown sports arena in Sacra...

There’s More To Do Than Baseball In Phoenix During Spring Training

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Mar 1, 2012

Editor’s note: We originally published this last year, but – with a few updates – you’ll find more than a few things to do if you head to Arizona for Cactus League spring training games. So you’re a fan of the Oakland A’s or...

Kings’ DeMarcus Cousins matures and five other opening-night observations

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Dec 26, 2011

What will the season hold for the Sacramento Kings? It’s unclear, but a few observations were gleaned from their season-opening 100-91 victory over the Lakers on Monday: 1. Cousins grew up: If this game is any indication, DeMarcus Cousins is a dr...

A’s spring move to Mesa could have Cactus reverberations

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Nov 29, 2011

Phoenix Municipal Stadium. Photo courtesy of Flickr.com It didn’t gain big headlines. In fact, the San Francisco Chronicle buried it on Page 7 of The Sporting Green. Yet news that the Oakland Athletics may be moving their spring training operatio...

What’s The Big Deal About Palin’s Tryst With Michigan’s Rice? It’s An Ethical Violation

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Sep 15, 2011

Sometimes the world of sports and politics intersects. Sometimes sports and journalism intersect. But rarely do journalism, sports and politics all cross the way they did this week. The topic was Sarah Palin, who is a subject of a new biography by Joe ...

Odd As It May Seem, Tickets To Key Raiders Games Hit Clearance Bin

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Aug 31, 2011

It made sense when the Sacramento Kings sold tickets on Groupon. It didn’t raise any red flags when the Golden State Warriors had tickets on Living Social. And its’ been no big deal that the San Francisco Giants have been offering “dy...

N.L. West Title Would Only Hide Giants’ Need For Extreme Offensive Makeover

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Aug 25, 2011

Somehow, the Giants have all the hopes and dreams that they will repeat as World Series champions. It’s not because their pitching is carrying them through a second consecutive dreadful August. It’s also in part because the National League ...

Raiders’ Pick of Ohio State QB Pryor May Be Shrewdest Move by Davis In Years

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Aug 22, 2011

And we thought Al Davis was losing it. Or maybe this is just an anomaly. Either way, the Raiders’ owner/general manager/make-believe coach looked shrewd Monday morning by taking Terrelle Pryor in the third round of the NFL supplemental draft. It ...

Ohio State’s Doesn’t Beat The NFL System; The System Beats Him

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Aug 18, 2011

What’s the best way to get a college football player to admit he cheated? Leave his NFL eligibility dangling. That’s what happened this week before the NFL ruled Thursday former Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor eligible for the league&...