If you have Firefox, which I highly recommend you do, and you type "inhist" in the google search in the top right hand corner of the browser, the search engine will provide "Inhistoric.com" as a suggestion. I know this isn't much of an accomplishment or anything, but I was actually happy to see it.

I basically chose the name "Inhistoric" because I couldn't think of an original name to call a sports history site, so I figured I'd just make one up -- like Kotaku. Anyway, that turned out to be a REALLY bad decision traffic-wise, since whenever you search Inhistoric on Google, the response is always "Did you mean In historic?" Hopefully though, Inhistoric will become relevent enough that the search engines will actually accept it as a word.

Well, it's been a good... month, but Inhistoric is getting a new look -- as is every site in SB Nation. I'm going to miss this puppy, but hey -- you gotta move forward. You can't spend the rest of your life working on an Apple II with Windows 95 as your operating system. Eventually you gotta bite the bullet and buy Vista or 7. Sure, it'll look different, and I'm sure that I'll hate it the first time I see it. But within a week, I'll have already forgotten the difference.

What does the new site look like? Don't know yet. We'll find out tomorrow...

(via Ruth and Dave's photostream)

Whazzup y'all!

This is Inhistoric, the SB Nation blog intended to be the No. 1 source in sports history. From everything that happened on a certain day of the year, to reliving the greatest moments in sports history, to digging up esoteric nonsense like the Refrigerator Perry GI Joe commercial, Inhistoric will cover just about anything that's vintage and classic about sports.

This site had previously existed as an independent blog for two years, and it garnered about as much traffic as a snowball in Antarctica. But those days are over, as Inhistoric is now a part of the biggest sports blog network on the web. Whoo!

I have to thank the people at SB Nation for giving me this opportunity. Blez, Chris Haines, Warren Schultheis, Ryan Gantz -- I can't thank you people enough for setting up and designing this thing. It looks sweet.

Also, in case you were wondering, Inhistoric is all one word. It is not "InHistoric," nor is it "In Historic." It is Inhistoric. So if you're going to link to or reference this site, make sure that it's Inhistoric. I dream of a day when I will be able to type in "Inhistoric" to Google, and Google won't spit out: "Did you mean In Historic?" No, damn it, I did not! (Just a pet peeve of mine)

Anyway, that's it for the introduction. Leave comments, upload images, write posts. Don't be shy, don't be a jerk. Just have fun reminiscing about the good 'ole days. Peace!