Quick Sunday Links

I'm hanging in NYC with a couple of people from the Reality Fan Forum getting ready for TARCon. I'll give you a few links before I have to go.

I can provide a few pictures of my journey thus far. In Exeter, RI, there was some snow on the ground:
And I got to the Stamford, CT train station where it was very cold and then made it into NYC fine. I walked over through Times Square where there's a nice pedestrian area and wi-fi!
And this is the view from the apartment on Broadway where I'm posting this from.
If you know New York City, then you know where I am. Anyway, here are some links for you.

In addition to getting some nice wireless here, I can also keep track of the NFL games through DirecTV Sunday Ticket's Superfan option.

Eric Fisher of the Sports Business Journal reports MLB Advanced Media has struck a deal with Bloomberg to create and sell statistical data to teams and the public.

And Richard Sandomir of the New York Times also has a story on the MLBAM/Bloomberg deal.

Phil Mushnick of the New York Post wants the NFL to do more about concussions.

Pete Dougherty of the Albany Times Union says Fox will be all over the BCS Selections tonight.

Jim Williams of the Washington Examiner also talks about Fox having the Selection announcements.

Tom Jones from the St. Petersburg Times gives us the five good guys in sports.

Bob Wolfley of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel talks with Monday Night Football statman Steve Hirdt.

Artie Gigantino of the San Francisco Examiner talks about the Tiger Woods story.

The Sports Media Watch has the weekend ratings predictions.

That's it. Not too many links, but I don't have time to do a total linkfest, but this is better than nothing. TARCon stuff coming up later today.