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A note from Bullets Forever regarding Vox Media news

We are still in operation, we are not affected by corporate moves, and we hope to be around for a very, very long time.

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Hi everyone,

Today, Vox Media, the parent company of this site and SB Nation, announced that they will cut 7 percent of their employee workforce. Employees were laid off in a number of divisions, including sales, operations and editorial. The cuts also involved de-monetizing a significant number of sites on SB Nation. In other words, some of our team sites will be cut.

I don’t have a complete list of the sites that are affected. But some of the team sites that you have read over the years will be. This includes a number of soccer sites, like Black and Red United, which is SBN’s DC United site.

And so is Japers’ Rink, SBN’s Capitals site.

According to Mile High Hockey site manager Evan Liu, only six hockey sites will continue to be Vox Media-funded after February, including theirs. Mile High Hockey is the Colorado Avalanche SBN site.

As for the NBA network, I want to tell you that Bullets Forever is not affected by the changes. However, several other NBA team sites will be. While I am grateful that this site still will have corporate backing, I’m devastated about the sites who aren’t. It sucks to see than some fellow sites’ writing teams aren’t sticking around due to budget cuts, even if we are still around.

In closing, I just want to say that we will continue to do our Wizards coverage that you have come to love and expect. And we are excited about the Mystics’ upcoming free agency period as well.

Thank you all, and I hope you have a great rest of the day.

Albert Lee