With the conclusion of the World Series, players with expired contracts were eligible to file for free agency. The list of free agents consists of some big names, including Jason Bay, Matt Holliday and John Lackey, as well as several others. The Baltimore Oriole fan base has also decided to try their luck on the free agent market.

The New York Yankees won their 27th World Series title in franchise history last night, but the tone was surprisingly one of indifference. Yankee management appeared to be completely bored with the outcome of buying a World Series title, and has now set their sights on buying something else.

Roy Williams has voiced some displeasure with his quarterback Tony Romo. Despite putting in a good deal of work together in the offseason, Williams feels that he and Romo are not on the same page, as Williams has only 14 receptions this season. He is now accusing Tony Romo of throwing the ball to better receivers.

After seeing Steven Colbert and the Colbert Nation sponsoring the U.S. Speed Skating team, Tom Richmond of Pensacola, Florida thought he'd like to get on board with the Winter Olympic publicity machine. Richmond, the owner, director and sole talent of his local cable access show The Richmond Rules, has decided to donate his old socks to the U.S. Hockey team.

The Detroit Lions were on the losing end in arguably one of the worst matchups in NFL history over the weekend. The 1-5 Lions were defeated by the 0-7 Rams, ending the Rams' 17 game losing streak. This week, Detroit looks to rebound from the loss, as the organization has decided to give up football entirely.

Cleveland quarterback Derek Anderson has struggled mightily since replacing Brady Quinn. This past weekend, Anderson managed to complete a pass, six in fact, and completely confused Cleveland fans that happened to look at the box score of the Browns latest loss, a 30-6 defeat at the hands of the Bears.

Inexplicably, the Phillies allowed Johnny Damon to steal two bases on the same pitch in the ninth inning of a 4-4 game in the World Series. After the game, the Phillies inattentiveness continued, as Damon was able to kidnap the Philly Phanatic.

Real Fake Sports is excited to move to the Bloguin network! Much appreciation to everyone at Bloguin that put time into helping set up the site. It looks great!

I started Real Fake Sports because I have a very sarcastic sense of humor, and tend to find things funny while watching sports or sports news coverage. I also like reading sites like the Onion or the Sports Pickle, so I thought I'd try to write stuff myself. I don't write anything serious (or real for that matter), and look to make fun of pro and major college sports as sarcastically as possible. Everything is completely made up.

Thanks again to everyone at Bloguin for the work on the site, and for inviting me to join the network. I look forward to taking over the internet with you.