These days, every single day is like a blur to me. I mean sure, we do our 'work from home' routine, exercise and in some cases help our kids with their school work, but this "Stay at Home" stuff is for the birds. Does it save lives? It does. Is it working? It is, but it's amazing. Never if my life have I ever seen such an incredible thing in my world. Never, ever.
But in the midst of this tragedy, a glow of light. Bleeding Yankee Blue has done it again. We have reached a new milestone, something to be proud of. We have reached 7 million views on our pages, and that is all because of people like you!
Over 7 million views is not only historic, it makes me all fuzzy inside. That means that since September of 2010, we have built an audience and found a way to deliver news and information to our audience in a unique way. And I say unique, because there were already so many Yankee blogs out there. But we do it differently. We are honest.
We don't kiss the ass of the New York Yankees. I mean yes, we are fans first, but if someone in the Yankee clubhouse is blowing it or saying the wrong thing, we're gonna tell it to you straight. We've done it over the years and continue too... even when it comes to guys like Sonny Gray or Giancarlo Stanton or even Joe Girardi. Whomever. That's one. 2... our writers don't need to agree with each other to make a solid product. Look at the spats between Jeana Bellezza-Ochoa and Mike O'Hara when it comes to a player like Mark Teixeira for example. One loves him... the other... not so much.
We started after a bad game back in 2010. BYB built from there. Our first interview was with Steve Karsay. That was in 2011. It was awesome and helped put us on the map. (Read EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: STEVE KARSAY).
Years later, our first podcast interview was with Ty Hensley. He gave us stability and there will be more podcast interviews as we move forward. (Check out A BYB PODCAST INTERVIEW EXCLUSIVE WITH TY HENSLEY ). We love this dude and let me be honest... we were the ONLY blog that was consistently following him throughout everything he's been through. And now he's back on top on the verge of signing with a Major League club again.
My point is, Bleeding Yankee Blue has evolved for our audience, because our audience is the foundation to this entire process.
💚 GREEN I 💚 It’s my favorite color and the color of revitalization and rebirth. Hopefully, after this passes we will be better as a partner, mom, sister, friend, human being and we appreciate even more how important it is to be healthy. 💚 pic.twitter.com/QlMdSjbgVE— Laura Posada (@PosadaLifeCoach) April 10, 2020
We've met and got the know many people over the years. Laura and Jorge Posada. Clay Rapada. Marci Hensley, Joba Chamberlain, Pete Caldera of the Bergen Record and others. They are loyal to us... we are loyal to them.
My writers don't stop. I mean some do, but my staple Managing Editors do not. Suzie and Jeana are unstoppable and unique and important to our brand. We need them on the pages of Bleeding Yankee Blue, and love them very much here.
And finally to our readers, our freaks, our friends, our loves and our loyal crew.
We do this every day for you because you come to us for information, smiles and news when it comes to the New York Yankees and of course the despicable Houston Astros, which, if you know us, has been incorporated into our daily routine. We fight for justice, and the Astros need to be buried for what they did to this great game.
But you, our readers are our base and our rock and our voice of reason if you agree or disagree with what we put out. You are the reason we exist.
Thank you. Thank all of you for being there and for supporting Bleeding Yankee Blue.
Wow... 7 million views of our pages. More than 10,000 stories on our website since it all began in 2010. That means something. That means we are relevant.
We appreciate you being with us on our journey. Let's continue to blossom.... together.
--Robert Casey
BYB Chief & Head Writer
Twitter: @BleednYankeeBlu
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