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With more than 30 million monthly readers, an active community of commentators and the launch of its recent team-following Team Stream app, Bleacher Report is revolutionizing sports journalism by improving how fans access their news. Founded by four lifelong fans fed up with boring game-time commentary, Bleacher Report is the go-to sports media site for fans and the teams they love.
Inside Bleacher Report’s walls, it's not all fun and games — but BR employees sure do have a good time. Readers are always the number-one priority, but the team still makes sure to “laugh a lot, watch sports and get weird.” And with 32 flat screen TVs decorating the office, weekly happy hours, ping pong tournaments and an in-house kegerator, it’s not hard to see why.
Click through the gallery below for a courtside look inside the walls of Bleacher Report’s office, located near the famous Union Square in San Francisco, Calif.