Over the last decade, platforms like Letterboxd have become really popular, and I’ve seen a lot of people wonder when a sports version would exist.
Well, I decided to make one.
Sportfolio is a social sports platform where users can log and discuss games. You can keep track of what you’ve watched, how you watched it, how much you enjoyed it, and see what your friends and followers have watched as well.
Some features that differentiate Sportfolio from other platforms include a comment box under every game, which allows for more general and silly interaction, and a tagging feature that lets users tag people they follow to show they watched a game together.
You can differentiate between games you went to, watched live on TV, watched on replay, or just watched the highlights of.
Right now, Sportfolio is a website optimized for both mobile and desktop, with an app coming soon.
Currently, you can find every recorded MLB game since 1901, every recorded NBA game, NFL games since 1999, and Champions League games since 2010. I’ll be working to fill in the gaps over time.
In the near future, I’m looking to add NHL, more soccer, NCAAF, NCAAB and WNBA. Further down the road, I’d like to add other NCAA sports, tennis, motorsports (NASCAR, F1), MMA, WWE and more.
This will never be a finished product to me. I’m going to keep adding to it and improving it based on my own ideas and feedback from the people who use it. But I’m really proud of what I’ve created so far, and I’m excited to finally share it and hopefully see people use it.
Follow me @NySportsFanCush and especially @Sportfoliodot for updates.
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If anyone has interest in buying Built to Spill tickets at the Williamsburg Hall of Music for 8 PM tomorrow let me know. They are currently going for $120 but I’m willing to sell for 100
When Jazz was an all-star, the Yankees only got him because Jeter recommended him.
When he struggled, the Yankees traded for him despite all these concerns.
This media pandering tour needs to end.
Klapisch
"When Jazz was in Miami, Derek Jeter was there as the owner and Don Mattingly was the manager. That’s two great Yankees who understood tradition and played the game right. They both met with Chisholm on repeated occasions and begged him to get his head straight. ‘You have superstar talent. You have to get your head right. You have to focus. You have to make this a priority.’ Not even they could get through. The Yankees knew all this when they traded for Jazz. It’s not like Chisholm’s reputation was a mystery to them. But they thought that a clubhouse filled with veterans like Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger and Gerrit Cole could get through to him."
I didn't exactly do an end-of-year tweet, but I want to say I am very satisfied about this season and excited for what's next from a personal standpoint.
The team I worked with before reunited to form @NYYWorldwide where we'll be further ramping up efforts towards this week, and now I have The Ryan Garcia Show to discuss whatever's on my mind.
"New mask, same task" has stuck with me from our launch post because...it's true! The same people who built the infastructure of the old place are all here in the new one. That's where the high-quality stuff lives now and I DO have ownership over that!
Excited. Thrilled. Let's Go Yanks.
@mt_050 100% idk where to even start weather that’s on coaching or the players.
But def also easier said than done in the heat of the moment. I also don’t know why they even ran that play, field goal wins it.