Very best baseball and hockey news source
The depth of the articles provides details nobody else offers: contract details, player histories, and other context. MLBTR has been my favorite sports news app since I started using it. I subscribed as well. The affiliated podcast is usually worthwhile though inconsistent. The regular host brings nothing to the table, but the interviews with a primary owner, I think it's Tony, are always great! I disagree adamantly with the negative comments a few have made. Keep up the good work here. Oh, and for blind fans who use screen reader technology, MLBTR is the ONLY sports app that is 100 percent accessible and complies with standards for web content accessibility! Thanks for the inclusive design!
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Great way to follow sports and/or teams
The Trade Rumors app is a wonderful way to follow teams and sports. Despite the ‘rumors’ in the titles, items include which site reports the news, whether it be newspaper or radio/TV or blog or from the former Twitter. Material isn’t just made up! At $3 a month or $30 for a year, which omits ads, it’s a fantastic option for fans. Plus, the easy-to-use sort enables presentation of what the user wants. Overall, a wonderful app.
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Ads
Ive been using this app for years, this week i cant even be on the app for 2 mins before getting an ad. Worse part is the skip button doesnt work. Was not like this before