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Check out the CBS Sports app on iOS and Android. It has curated Twitter lists for all sports and leagues - iOS : https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cbs-sports/id307184892?mt=8 ; Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.handmark.s...
This is decent. If you like it you should look into tintup.com
The Cowboys are using it.
I'm also working on a web app in the NBA space, so I'm inspired by your work.
Cool stuff, do you have an open-source version? I'd love to use this type of format for similar stuff I'm working on.
Check out http://isotope.metafizzy.co/ created by David DeSandro. You'll be able to do just about everything you see with it :)
Here is my page (which is not near as nice as yours but I really just built it for me to follow news regarding my Chiefs!):
Cool idea. I'm a diehard Washington Wizards fan (sad, I know) and tend to unfollow a lot of players in favor of reports/beat writers/bloggers. The tweets are just more substantive for basketball junkies. A couple of random thoughts: 1) Remove the directed tweets -- i.e. "@user blah blah blah" 2) Beat writers/bloggers act as a filter and tend to retweet interesting player tweets anyway 3) It'd be awesome to see a real…
+1 for being a tortured Wizards fan +1 for the comments above (add @moneymetalcakes!) Also, thank you for making software for sports fans. The stuff from the big media companies is freaking terrible. Let me know if you'd like to participate in a future Sports Hack Day: http://sportshackday.com
I actually started doing something similar to follow my own teams (thought someday I'd expand but just never have). Anyhow, one thing we've found is that player tweets are generally worthless and as others have already noted the bloggers/writers and just conversational tweets surrounding teams are often more informative. Here is my page (which is not near as nice as yours but I really just built it for me to follow n…
This is super slick! I'm digging the interface. I'm assuming that you used ESPN's api in someway because I see their logo at the bottom. Which api's did you end up using if you don't mind me asking?