Bill Hanstock is a Northern California native transplanted to the Los Angeles area. He's a lifelong baseball fan, but over the past few years has become a regular fanatic of all sports. Since he started writing at SB Nation, he has been alternately horrified and thrilled by how much he enjoys events like MLS and NASCAR. He has a telecommunications degree from CSU Monterey Bay and is currently pursuing his MA at Cal State Los Angeles. He has written for print publications and online since 2000, joining the humor website Progressive Boink as a staff writer in 2006. Since then, he has written for On Sandwiches and Baseball Feelings, and has been a guest writer at With Leather on several occasions. Bill couldn't be happier about being a part of SB Nation as a newsdesk writer and contributor to SB Nation Seattle, SB Nation Los Angeles and SB Nation Bay Area.
Drawing a sports logo from memory is harder than it sounds. See how well we did and try it for yourself.
Looks like you flooded 'er, anthropomorphic green nightmare bird.
Pantomime is the sincerest form of mockery.
A recording has surfaced of Monday morning's offensive segment poking fun at Steve Gleason.
We came, we saw, we ate pancakes. What a long, strange trip it was.
Think of the Howard Stern commercials we missed out on.
This is the third time he's used the burger metaphor. It still doesn't make sense.
C.B. Bucknor clearly studied at the Frank Drebin school of umpiring.
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