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Link here. Great concept (and execution) from Dan Shanoff.

#dan shanoff

Zeke’s back, Knicks fans. My condolences.

(BTW that is Dan Shanoff’s, founder of Quickish, writing, not mine)

This year re-affirmed that the 99th percentile of sportswriting has never been better.

Of the thousands of pieces of great sportswriting — from real-time snippets to “longish” reads — that Quickish has highlighted and recommended throughout the year, these stood out. (A worthwhile caveat: The “12” thing is a handy formatting framework; the “Also Receiving Votes” group is just as worthy of your attention.)

So fire up the Pocket or Instapaper and send out 2012 with some great reads:

#best sportswriting of 2012

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“Quickish’s Shanoff sees it a little differently. Sites like Simmons’s Grantland, he says, remind him more than anything of ESPN’s lauded Page 2 site during its “classic period” from the early-to-mid 2000s.”

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“Quickish’s Shanoff sees it a little differently. Sites like Simmons’s Grantland, he says, remind him more than anything of ESPN’s lauded Page 2 site during its “classic period” from the early-to-mid 2000s.”