Hey all,

Before we slice into Thursday’s turducken, I want to give some thanks to another week of outstanding B/R contributions to CBSSports.com and Foxsports.com.

Monday on CBSSports.com: Ryan Williams (MLB), D. Michael Lee (NBA), BabyTate (college football), Michael McNeil (fantasy football, NFL).

Monday on Foxsports.com: Shaun Ahmad (NBA), Erick Blasco (NBA).

Tuesday on CBSSports.com: Josh Nason (MLB), Greg Checki (fantasy hockey), Raider Card Addict (NFL), Jordan Schwartz (NFL).

Tuesday on Foxsports.com: Thomas Halzack (NBA).

Wednesday on CBSSports.com: Lisa Horne (college football), Forrest Kobayashi (fantasy baseball), Brandon Johnson (NBA), Alan Bass (NHL), Ryan Lester (fantasy basketball).

Wednesday on Foxsports.com: Daniel Damico (college basketball), John Lorge (NBA).

Thursday on CBSSports.com: Brett Lissenden (NFL), Danny Penza (NBA), John Baucum (college football), Josh Kyrzakos (fantasy hockey).

Thursday on Foxsports.com: Kelly Crandall, Patti Rodisch, Jen Preston, Mark Eckhart Jr., Mary Jo Buchanan & anybody else I may have missed on a thorough roundtable effort (NASCAR), Jameson Fleming (college basketball), Andrew Ungvari (NBA), Brian Hutchison (NBA rumors).

Friday on CBSSports.com: Sean Crowe (NFL), Hoops4Life (NBA), Bryan Thiel (NHL), Brandon Ribak (fantasy basketball), Nick DeSilvio (Hot Stove-MLB), D Wizzle (MMA).

Friday on Foxsports.com: Matthew Petersen (NBA), Brett Lissenden (college basketball).

Happy Thanksgiving everybody!

Aron

Today we rolled out the new MyB/R navigation system to help put great articles within one click of all Bleacher Report users.

The new black toolbar at the top of the screen now sports a drop-down of your favorite topics, with the latest articles displayed in whichever way you want to read them (top rated, newest, most read, most commented).

Your favorite articles are now one click away from you at all times.

Additionally, the Bleacher Report team has retired the old “Lineup” page and updated it with a much more organized and snappy design. Once again, users will be able to control how content is displayed.

Finally, observant users may notice a small but important feature we have added to comment threads. Users can now delete their comments, in the event that something goes wrong, or edit them, if the need should present itself.

Look for more changes to come in the weeks ahead, as the Bleacher Report team is eager to distribute some Christmas Presents to our awesome community of users.

On behalf of B/R, a big congrats to the Bleacher Creatures that submitted their All-Anything NBA teams this past week.

So far, there have been a lot of original and funny teams built around some great themes, including (but definitely not limited to) Aaron Linkemyer’s All Player/Rapper Team, Blake Gibbs’ All Embarrassment Team, and Abrandon Jones’ Where’s Waldo All Journeyman Team.

Also, congrats to Diana Allen, Derek Patti and Ryan Gaydos — the first three writers to win free Bleacher Report T-shirts just by creating All Anything teams. Everyone who has created a team thus far will also receive a free WhatIfSports.com gift card to simulate how their teams would fare against other All-Anything teams.

Keep the teams coming in, as we’ve got more T-shirts and gift cards to give away. To get started creating your own All-Anything team, just click here, and you’re ready to go.

Here’s the full list of writers to submit teams as of Nov. 17:

Ian Zymarakis, All Arizona State Team

Abrondon Jones, Where’s Waldo All Journeyman Team

Amanda Robertson, All International Team

John Lorge, All No-Ring Team

Andrew Otovic, All UConn, Under 6′10″ Team

Aaron Linkemyer, All Player/Rapper Team

Isaac Elyacharshuster, All Next-Jordan Team

Michael Brewer, All Non-Major-Conference Graduate Team

Sandro Fracca, All What If Team

Nicholas Host, All Versatility Team

Blake Gibbs, All Embarrassment Team

Ryan Gaydos, All New Jersey Team

Derek Patti, All Drafted Out of High School Team

Michael Devivero, White Men Can Jump: All Light-Complexion Team

David Walters, All Preps to Pros Team

Dusty Garza, All College Graduates Team

Michael Whittenberg, All Pure Shooting Team

Drew Barton, All Forgotten Blazers Team

Diana Allen, All Celtics and Lakers Team

Hey all,

I’m here to show some love for another strong week for Bleacher Report on both of these tremendous sites.

Monday on CBSSports.com: Casey Michel (MLB), John Lorge (fantasy football), Rafal Ladysz (fantasy hockey), Bob Warja (MLB), BabyTate (college football), Brendan Collins (college baskteball).

Monday on Foxsports.com: Erick Blasco (NBA).

Tuesday on CBSSports.com: James Rees (NFL), Brent Eubank (NFL), John Vanover (MLB), Ching Xie (NBA), Josh Kyrzakos (fantasy hockey), Forrest Kobayashi (fantasy baseball), Alex McVeigh (NBA).

Tuesday on Foxsports.com: Thomas Halzack (NBA).

Wednesday on CBSSports.com: Anthony Orlando (NBA), Bryan Thiel (NHL), John Lorge (fantasy basketball).

Wednesday on Foxsports.com: John Lorge (NBA).

Thursday on CBSSports.com: Joe Caporoso (NFL), Nino Colla (MLB), Amanda Robertson (NBA), Derek Harmsworth (NHL).

Thursday on Foxsports.com: Andrew Ungvari (NBA), Daniel Cox (Funhouse-NFL), Kristofer Green (Funhouse-college football), Blake Gibbs (Funhouse-NBA), Jeff Johnson (Funhouse-college football).

Friday on CBSSports.com: Sean Crowe (NFL).

Friday on Foxsports.com: Matthew Petersen (NBA), Jameson Fleming (college basketball).

Get ready for a week that should feature several breakthroughs into more of our sporting communities. Stay tuned…

Aron

With the NBA season up and running, we’re looking for members of the B/R community to show off their basketball knowledge, and win some prizes in the process.

B/R is joining forces with WhatIfSports.com to ask writers to create “All-Anything” NBA teams. If you could make an NBA team that was built around one theme, what would it be? Would it be an all UCLA graduates team? An all 7-foot-tall players team? An all NBA draft bust team?

We’re looking for writers to get creative and have some fun with this, and once your article’s up, you can simulate how your team would match up against other teams through WhatIfSports.com. Just click here, and you’re ready to go.

Each person who submits articles with All-Anything teams will have a chance to win a Bleacher Report T-shirt, and everyone is guaranteed a free gift card from WhatIfSports.com to simulate how your team fares against other All-Anything teams.

Looking forward to seeing your rosters!

Hey all,

First, I want to respond to a few of the comments I’ve received from some of our sports communities not equally represented here.

We are constantly working on ways to incorporate more and more of the quality content coming from all of our communities, and over the coming weeks and months, we will break through not only with Foxsports.com and CBSSports.com, but many more outstanding sporting sites found all over the Internet.

In the meanwhile, sit tight and whenever I see an opportunity to incorporate more of our content, I will do my best to continue this wave of momentum.

Back to last week’s syndications.

Monday on CBSSports.com: Michael McNeil (fantasy football, twice), Daniel Damico (college basketball), Jeff Allen (college basketball).

Monday on Foxsports.com: Erick Blasco (NBA).

Tuesday on CBSSports.com: Greg Checki (fantasy hockey), John Lorge (fantasy basketball), Dean Holden (NBA), Carter . (NHL), Travis Rand (NHL), Daniel Damico (college basketball).

Tuesday on Foxsports.com: Thomas Halzack (NBA), Dean Holden (Funhouse-NBA), Kris Pollina (Funhouse-humor), James Williamson (Funhouse-NFL), Buddy Smith (Funhouse-Oprah).

Wednesday on CBSSports.com: BabyTate (college football), Jameson Fleming (college basketball), Ron Van Lew (NHL).

Wednesday on Foxsports.com: John Lorge (NBA).

Thursday on CBSSports.com: Larry Burton (college football), Greg Checki (fantasy hockey).

Thursday on Foxsports.com: Andrew Ungvari (NBA).

Friday on CBSSports.com: BabyTate (college football), Sean Crowe (NFL), Michael Moore (MLB), and crawling out from under the stall to get his Big East preview in, Tony Bishop (college basketball).

Friday on Foxsports.com: Matthew Petersen (NBA).

Best,

Aron

Hey all,

As the World Series came to a rainy close, another group of B/R pioneers will make a mark on Foxsports.com/nba throughout the season.

Tune in Monday-Friday to catch Erick Blasco, Thomas Halzack, John Lorge (with a week one assist from Marcel Mansour), Andrew Ungvari and Matthew Petersen provide you with a daily dose of knowledge-droppery that will keep you in the know of what is happening around the NBA.

Here’s to another fine showing last week.

Monday on CBSSports.com: Scott Fender (MLB), Pete Treperinas (NBA), Tim Cary (college football), BabyTate (college football), Jamal Collier (fantasy football), Scott Barbine (fantasy basketball), Brett Lissenden (college basketball), Jim Mc (MLB).

Monday on Foxsports.com: Jameson Fleming (college basketball), Claire Reclosado (MLB), Nino Colla (MLB).

Tuesday on CBSSports.com: Claire Reclosado (MLB), Josh Kyrzakos (fantasy hockey), Michael McNeil (fantasy football), Jameson Fleming (college basketball).

Tuesday on Foxsports.com: Rob York (tennis), Lou Vozza (Funhouse-college basketball), Jim Mc (Funhouse-MLB), The Takeover (Funhouse-NFL), Brad Scott (Funhouse-NBA).

Wednesday on CBSSports.com: Angel Navedo (NFL), Jameson Fleming (college basketball).

Wednesday on Foxsports.com: Marcel Mansour (NBA).

Thursday on CBSSports.com: Amar Panchmatia (NBA), Brett Lissenden (college football), Rafal Ladysz (fantasy hockey), Scott Barbine (fantasy basketball).

Thursday on Foxsports.com: Andrew Ungvari (NBA), Nino Colla (MLB), Claire Reclosado (MLB).

Friday on CBSSports.com: Sean Crowe (NFL), John Lorge (fantasy basketball).

Friday on Foxsports.com: Jameson Fleming (college basketball), Matthew Petersen (NBA), Jim Mc (Funhouse-MLB), Ryan Alberti (Funhouse-NFL), Hoops4Life (Funhouse-NBA).

Keep it up,

Aron