This is just sad.  A Major League Baseball only costs roughly about 5 dollars your daughters life last's a lifetime.  Either way you think of it here is the video footgage

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Kim K engaged to Kris Humphries

Continuing the Kardashians' quest to pillage the NBA, Kim Kardashian is reportedly engaged to marry her boyfriend of six months, New Jersey Nets forward Kris Humphries.

And yes, he spells his name exactly like her mother's, which many experts say might confuse Kim if not for the height difference.  Humphries   I wonder if Reggie Bush is upset over this, I'm sure if he is we are sure to hear about it on Twitter  Humphries gave Kardashian a 20.5-carat Lorraine Swartz diamond ring valued at $2 million according to TMZ.  Kris let me give you some advice your a B Rate NBA Player don't blow your money on used goods.  Oh well you probably will get a reality gig with Ryan Seacrest which means you can actually pay for that ring Best of Luck Buddy! In closing I want to remind you that you play for the Nets Ha Ha.  

So First Kobe Now Noah

Alright a while back I talked about Kobe Bryant and use of language towards gay people well its déjà vu all over again.  The only thing I gotta say is stop putting the cameras on close ups of these athletes.  I mean seriously what is it with the cameramen of TNT and the crazy ability to catch BNA players calling someone a "f$c#king F-ggot" on camera? Well Joakim Noah got caught during Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals with yelling the phrase F*CK You F^ggot  which is exactly the same phrase that Kobe had to drop 100,000 also had to do a anti-gay public service announcement.  All I gotta say its getting old besides to these athletes this money is monopoly money anyways.  I don't care if you are gay but stop taking it like your a race or your special you put on your pants just like I do.  JEEZ!

Below is the clip of Joakim Noah and case you forgot below that is the Kobe Clip

Chinese Soccer Player Rewards Teammate’s Goal by Breaking His Nose

Sometimes soccer celebrations go right, sometimes they go wrong—nose breakingly wrong.
During the Hong Kong FA Cup between South China and Sun Hei, midfielder Kwok Kin Pong scored on a lovely diving header to put South China up 2-1.  So how does Pong get rewarded for scoring the go-ahead tally on such a nifty play?
He gets his nose busted…by his teammate.
As Pong lay on the ground admiring his handiwork, fellow South China player Chan Siu Ki slid into Pong to celebrate his goal, but ended up giving his teammate a celebratory broken schnozz for his effort.  Then he tries consoling Pong as he writhes on the pitch in agony by lovingly cradling his fallen comrade in his arms and singing Richard Marx to him (maybe).
The scene is both touching and hilarious at the same time, not only because Pong’s nose gets shattered, but because the midfielder might never score another goal again for fear of being maimed by one of his teammates.

Another Funny Rain Delay in Baseball Clemson v.s. Davidson Simply Epic

Sugar Ray Leonard claims that he was sexually abused in upcoming book

 Below is passage in his Book. 

Several years later, Leonard describes sitting in a car in a deserted parking lot across from a recreation center, listening intently as the same coach, said to be in his late 40s, explained how much a gold medal at the 1976 Olympics would mean to his future.
He was flattered, filled with hope, as any young athlete would be. But he writes: “Before I knew it, he had unzipped my pants and put his hand, then mouth, on an area that has haunted me for life. I didn’t scream. I didn’t look at him. I just opened the door and ran.”
He adds that when he first decided to discuss the incident in the book, which is co-authored with Michael Arkush, he offered a version in which the abuser stopped before there was actual contact.
“That was painful enough,” Leonard writes. “But last year, after watching the actor Todd Bridges bare his soul on Oprah’s show about how he was sexually abused as a kid, I realized I would never be free unless I revealed the whole truth, no matter how much it hurt.”

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"Gee, I should have called that ref a retard. It would have saved me 100 grand."
Bryant, as you may recall, stirred quite a sensitivity storm when he yelled
"f------ f-----!" at official Bennie Adams. As you may not recall, James went on stage after a game and referred to a question as "retarded."
The NBA apparently doesn't recall. It slapped Bryant with the largest fine in NBA history for inappropriate language -- $100,000.
It slapped James the smallest fine in NBA history for inappropriate language
-- $0.
Are the intellectually disabled that much less worthy of sensitivity than gays?
What other conclusion can you draw? I'm not saying the slurs are exactly the same.
Gays probably think Kobe's was worse. Special Olympians might disagree.
But how can one slur be the most offensive in NBA history, and the other not even warrant a jaywalking ticket? Memo to the NBA:
"There are a number of groups that are marginalized in our society," said Dr. Margaret Nygren.
She's the executive director and CEO of American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. That's the preferred terminology now. Not mentally retarded, developmentally retarded or anything with the R-word.
When it comes the marginalized groups, the NBA has entered a precarious punishment zone. It must base fines not only on what was said, but also on whom it offended.
I'm not sure how you do that. Does David Stern have a political correctness chart listing taboo words?
F-word: $100,000. N-word: $? R-word: 0?
It's not just the zero. It's all that hasn't come with it.
Bryant immediately apologized and the Lakers announced an outreach program to the gay community. The team will endeavor "to help keep language like this out of the game."
James initially denied making his statement. Too bad for him it was caught on video. He then apologized, but there have been no gestures of outreach.
I don't think LeBron dislikes the mentally challenged any more than Kobe dislikes gays. They just said stupid things without thinking, proving they need to learn how hurtful words can be.
"This is a forgotten population," Tim Shriver said.
He's the CEO of Special Olympics and was appearing on "The Colbert Report" to promote a program "Spread The Word To End The Word."
It's not just jocks that need to listen. I do, you might, the president did.
Barack Obama went on The Tonight Show a couple of years ago and joked that a recent bowling performance (129) was "like the Special Olympics or something.
It is funny until you see Special Olympians do their thing. There are more than 3.5 million of them. You'll pardon their sensitivity.
"The word retard has become a symbol to them, not for me, but for them that they don't count," Shriver said.
NBA players have long promoted Special Olympics. Chris Paul, Dwight Howard and others signed up for End the R-Word program.
LeBron apparently didn't sign up. At least by using the R-word he has brought attention to the problem.
"The NBA and LeBron James are well positioned to bring visibility to how such language affects people with intellectual disabilities," Nygren said.
"We would welcome the opportunity to work with them to help educate the public."
It's not just the public that needs educating. When it comes to public slurs, the mentally challenged have as much right to feel offended as gays, women, minorities, you name it.
Now LeBron has spoken and the NBA has slapped him with a $0 fine.
Sorry, mentally challenged.
Compared to other groups, you really don't count.

Read more: http://aol.sportingnews.com/nba/story/2011-05-18/lebron-james-slur#ixzz1MkKHkNd6

Surprise! Inmate Who Asked for a 33-year Sentence in Honor of Larry Bird Has Regrets

Here’s probably the least surprising news you’ll hear today—an inmate who asked a judge to tack on an extra three years to his 30-year sentence, bringing his total sentence to 33-years in honor of Larry Bird, is now regretting that decision.
Back in 2005, Eric Torpy was sentenced to 30-years in prison for armed robbery and two counts of shooting with intent to kill.  Torpy though asked the judge to add an additional three years onto his sentence, to which the judge complied.  Fast-forward six years and Torpy is regretting that decision, big time.
From Boston.com…

Torpy says he was “basically clowning around’’ when he asked for more time.

“I told them, ‘Look, you might as well just give me three more and give me a number I like,’ ’’ he said. “And I’ve always liked Larry Bird. And I’ve always liked the Boston Celtics.’’

But after sharing a 10-foot-by-15-foot cell at the Davis Correctional Facility for the last six years, Torpy regrets asking for the extra time.

“Now that I have to do that time, yes I do,’’ says Torpy. “I kind of wished that I had 30 instead of 33. Recently I’ve wisened up.

“That three is a big deal, you know? Three years matters.’’

Torpy will turn 33 this year and is not eligible for parole until 2033.

Good call clowning around in front of a judge.  Torpy doesn’t seem to be the sharpest tack around, so I doubt he had the foresight to realize that judges aren’t known for their sense of humor.
Still, Torpy thinks his notoriety may have paid off, as he thinks the Celtics legend at the very least knows who he is…

Because of all the publicity his case has generated, he thinks Bird knows about him.

“I’m pretty sure he thinks I’m an idiot,’’ says Torpy. “I mean, truthfully, most people do. My own family does, so I’m pretty sure he does, too.’’

If in fact Larry Legend is aware of Eric Torpy, I’m positive he thinks the guy’s an idiot.  Good thing for our inmate friend here he’s not a fan of Wayne Gretzky.
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Find Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in this 1969 UCLA Grad Photo

Hint—check out the tree shaped like a 7-foot-2 kid with an afro and boss sunglasses.


Abdul-Jabbar isn’t in the picture at all.  That tall guy with the shades is actually Lew Alcindor.  Sure, they’re the same person, but technically Abdul-Jabbar didn’t exist until 1971, which makes this extremely lame joke accurate—stupid, but accurate. Either way this is just to funny of a photo

Sarah Silverman + Joe Buck = Six Minutes of Painful Awkwardness

Comedienne Sarah Silverman was a guest in the FOX broadcast booth last night in New York, and the resulting back-and-forth between she and broadcaster Joe Buck is just about as dreadful as you can imagine.  It’s not Silverman’s fault—when you’re trying to play off the humorless Joe Buck, 99% of the time you’re going to fail.  Tim McCarver provides the occasional grunt in acknowledgement to make sure the pair know he still has a pulse, but as far as providing any meaningful dialogue to the conversation, McCarver’s a non-entity…just like during a normal broadcast.
Too bad Buck didn’t follow his compatriot’s lead on this one and just let Silverman do her thing.  Anything would have been better than the six minutes of awkwardness viewers were subjected to during the FOX’s Yankees-Red Sox coverage.
If you can stand it, here’s six minutes of the worst TV you may ever watch this side of Jersey Shore…

This is what makes Rain Delays Funny

Radford pitcher Mark Peterson taking on High Point catcher Kyle Mahoney in a rain delay joust yesterday.

Full Video Here Funny Stuff

Rodman Honored in a Very Special Way

One of my favorite Former NBA Players not only is in the hall of fame but also in a New York Strip Club.  Former Pistons bad boy Dennis Rodman has already had his No.10 Detroit jersey retired by his former club with which he won two NBA championships, but apparently that wasn’t good enough for the man they call “The Worm.”  So Rodman set up his own jersey retirement celebration in the most Dennis Rodman way you can imagine.
According to the NY Post, Rodman will be celebrating his 50th birthday at Headquarters Gentlemen’s Club, where a gaggle of strippers will be clad in Dennis’ Pistons jersey as they make their way to the dance floor, before Rodman’s No.10 is hung from the rafters for all eternity, a fitting tribute to a man whose three greatest loves are basketball, booze, and women, though probably not in that particular order. 
Yet I would guess it would be women, remember a while back Rodman did do infact an interview while having sex! Need I say more? As an added bonus, Rodman’s rep says that the one and only Charlie Sheen may join “The Worm” to help celebrate his 50th—because it ain’t a party until Charlie brings the blow and porn stars.“The Worm,” Charlie Sheen, a bunch of skanky strippers, and booze flowing like a river of mustard screams only one word to me—classy.Happy 50 years of living the American Dream, Dennis Rodman…don’t you ever change.

Trojans Going Pro

Alright so the draft is finally over We will have to sit down and wait to see how these players are going to turn out three to five years from now.  The draft gives a lot of speculation as to what players will become eventually.  Of those players that were drafted 9 came out of University of Southern California.  6 of those Trojans were selected on the final day of the 2011 NFL Draft, giving USC a total of national-best 9 players selected this year.

For the fourth time in the past 6 years, USC had the most players selected in the NFL Draft (also in 2006, 2008 and 2009), tied this year with North Carolina.  Regardless as to what negativity this school and program has received this past year just goes to show you that this program is still premier football program and it will continue to be force to reckoned with.  One of those players selected in the draft was tailback Allen Bradford being picked in the sixth round pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.  

For the start of the 2011 Season Bradford had to learn from a new coach due to Todd McNair's contract expired June 30, 2010. He played a key part in the NCAA's investigation of the school's athletic department dealing with former Trojans running back Reggie Bush.  Moving forward with this pick by Tampa Bay there is a solid chance of seeing Allen Bradford possibly starting this year in Tampa.  Another player of the Trojans that got picked up by the Philadelphia Eagles was Stanley Havili.  Havili was a another player that decided to come out earlier He was a 2007 Phil Steele's All-Pac-10 honorable mention pick. Havili ended his USC career with the most receptions than of any fullback at the school. 

            Other players picked up in the NFL Draft are tight end Jordan Cameron was picked in the fourth round by the Cleveland Browns. Wide receiver Ronald Johnson went in the sixth round to the San Francisco 49ers.  The Oakland Raiders selected David Ausbery and then Malcolm Smith by the Seattle Seahawks.  Offensive tackle Tyron Smith was a first round selection of the Dallas Cowboys. That upped USC's national-best number of first rounder’s to 75.  The final Trojans picked in the NFL Draft was Defensive Tackle Jurrell Casey (Tennessee Titans) and cornerback Shareece Wright defensive tackle went in the third round.
Only time will tell how these players will play in the league and how they will adapt in the pros because obviously college is a much different type of ball compared to college. 

You choose where Dwight Howard Should Go

Dwight Howard is going to be a free agent heading into this year and the Orlando Sentenial is gving you the chance to decide where Dwight could possibly take his talents.  My top three are above I mean hey He would look pretty good in Drag don't you think? Or heck if there is going to be a lockout this coming year might see him working for Amway, and last but not least the crumb Lakers are always a Choice.



Check out the app here http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/orlando-magic/os-dwight-2012-interactive,0,1600830.htmlpage

Charles Barkley’s Golf Swing is Pricless

Do I really need to say anything else? It’s nice to see that TNT analyst Charles Barkley’s golf game hasn’t improved one iota in the last few years.  If anything, his swing has gotten worse—but since it’s Barkley, no one really seems to mind.  He’s just that lovable.  Charles is like Tiger Woods picking up a baseball bat for the first time and trying to hit a home run it wouldn't be a pretty sight. Either way this is just to funny. This clip of Sir Charles teeing off at this past Wednesday’s Pro-Am at the Regions Tradition at Shoal Creek has been shown just about everywhere on the Internet today, and it will be no different here.

Tony Romo-Candice Crawford Wedding Invite I wonder what kind of food their serving

Love is in the Air or its that time of year where athletes decide to tie the not first we had Jay Cutler and now we have the waste of quarterback  Tony Romo.  Wait a minute Tony's middle name is Ramiro what kind of a gun slinger qb has the middle name Ramiro and then to make matters worse his last name is Romeo I don't know about you but that is to lame.  Even though he isn't the greatest QB in the NFL I think the greatest quaterback names espicelly for the Dallas Cowboys has to be Colt McCoy.  The only example of Ramiro would be Ramiro I at least he was a King.  Then it’s actually cool in an obscure, in a Bill Mahr sort of way.
Romo is getting ready for his upcoming nuptials on May 28th to the very lovely Candice Crawford, a former Miss Missouri winner and Miss USA pageant contestant.  The wedding will take place at the uber-swanky Arlington Hall in Dallas.  What I'm surprised about is why he didn't get Botox Jerry Jones to put the wedding up in the Cowboy Stadium Hell he will get anything in that Arena to pay it off. Also to throw it out there word has it that the entire Cowboys team is invited.  Should be a raging good time once the champagne gets flowing, don’t ya think?
Hold the phone?  Tony Romo’s initials, when spelled out, are ARR…as in ARR, I’m a pirate.  Was the possibility of a pirate-themed wedding ever discussed?  I mean, how could it have not been—everybody loves pirates, don’t they.  Lets just hope that Dez Bryant pulls up his pants for this wedding I guess will wait and see. 

What a Way to get ready for the Kentucky Derby than Bob Costas in a Derby Hat

Everyone and their dog covers the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Lousville and what do we know about the horse racing? we know that multiple people own horses we know that their riders are shorter than a munckin from the wizard of Oz but yet most importantly we know that the Kentucky Derby means Crazy Hats  The hats in a lot of ways are sometimes more important than the actual Race.  Not that we don’t approve. In fact, we’d especially approve if Costas wore that same hat on the air tomorrow. As far as Photoshopping, we’ll leave that to anyone else who might be so inclined (and more skilled), but if, hypothetically, we were to do any Photoshopping of the above picture, this might be involved. Hint, hint.

This is why I don't use twitter

As I wrote earlier this week Pittsburgh Steelers Running Back Rashard Mendenhall wrote some extremely controversial tweets on twitter.com  Well Guess what Rashard you opened up your mouth in an area which it did not need to be open.  This isn't the first time Rashard made some strong controversial tweets He defended Running Back of the Minnesota Vikings Adrian Peterson incase you have forgetten here they are "@AdrianPeterson is correct in his anology of this game. It is a lot deeper than most people understand," he said. "Anyone with knowledge of the slave trade and the NFL could say that these two parallel eachother" Well from those comments till now Mendenhall will lose some money.  Athletic apparel maker Champion has fired Pittsburgh Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall and says it will not pay out the remainder of his endorsement contract that runs through 2015.  Rashard is 23 years and will miss out on four years of paydays for "marketing services.  According to USA Today " The former 1st round draft pick out of the University of Illinois recently signed a 4-year extension of his initial 3-year deal with Champion."We intend to pay Rashard through the termination of the contract, which we have dated as effective next Friday," Hall said.
Champion declined to comment on the legal grounds its using to escape its long-term endorsement deal with Mendenhall. But Hall says "the termination is allowed by and consistent with the language contained in the contract."
The Steelers did not return a phone call Friday seeking a comment on Mendenhall. But the AFC champions put out a statement Tuesday distancing themselves from their young star.

A Missed Hit Leaves An NHL Player Motionless On The Ice

Hockey to me has to be the toughest sport.  It not only takes football and rugby and combine it but then they take a step further and play it on Ice.  To make things even better playoff hockey makes things much more personal because anyone and everyone wnats to hold up that cup.  Last nights game with Late in the first period of game 2 of the Eastern Conference semi-finals, the Boston Bruins’ Adam McQuaid lunged at (and missed) Philadelphia Flyers captain Mike Richards.  
Richards was to the left of the Bruins’ net and he deftly moved out of the way of the check. McQuaid led with his elbow, missed, lost his balance, crashed into the boards headfirst. He then remained motionless for a few moments. Luckily, it sounds like he’ll be okay but good lord this is actually

Fenway Park Security Make the Crushing Hit of the Year?

This Security guy should tryout for the Patriots this has to be the hardest hit on a fan.  I bet this fan has some broken ribs and to be honest he deserves it when are fans going to learn to stop running on the field.  I mean lets sit back and think at all sports baseball is the only one that gives the fans the opportunity to be part of the game.  For example if they catch a foul ball or a home run they get to keep it.  I don't see any other sport give the fan the chance to part of the game. 

The announcement by President Obama that Osama Bin Laden had been killed led to a massive collective euphoria on college campuses around the nation but it doesn't get any better than what BYU Students have done in Provo, Utah

Indians’ Shin-Soo Choo Gets Busted for DUI in the Dumbest Possible Way

Driving while legally drunk is one of the stupidest things you can do, but it takes real all-world idiocy to get caught the way Cleveland Indians outfielder Shin-Soo Choo did.

In the early morning hours of this past Monday, Choo was stopped by police in Sheffield Lake, just outside of Cleveland,  and reportedly blew at least twice the legal limit of .08 on his breathalyzer test, meaning that the South Korean blew at the very least a .16. (Ed. note: apparently Choo blew a .20)
Here’s the kicker—Choo was stopped by police after he had stopped them, asking for directions to his house.  His own house.  Obviously the cops sensed that the Indians right fielder had had a few “beverages,” and when he pulled away from them, they in turn pulled him over, administered the breathalyzer, and charged him with DUI.

From CBS Sports…

Choo reportedly blew over twice the legal limit during a breathalyzer test, as MLB.com reports. That legal limit is .08, so he was at .16 or higher. He was arrested after driving away from police officers when asking for directions to Choo’s residence.

Paul Hoynes, the Indians beat writer for the Plain Dealer, tweeted the same info, so there must be some truth to it…




Choo’s DUI is the sixth this year in baseball, and second for the Indians, following Austin Kearns’ DUI in February.  He’s with the team in Oakland tonight to start a three-game series against the A’s.

 The best way to possible get out of this Shin-Soo Choo is take it from my favorite comedian Gabriel Iglesias 

Pittsburgh Steelers Distance Themselves From Rashard Mendenhall’s Bin Laden Comments

Rashard Mendenhall has taken a lot of public criticism  for his comments on the death of Osama Bin Laden, which he posted on Twitter.  This just one place that athlete need stay athletes and politicians need to stay politicians.  Pittsburgh Steelers Owner Art Rooney had this to say in response "I have not spoken with Rashard, so it is hard to explain or even comprehend what he meant with his recent Twitter comments. The entire Steelers organization is very proud of the job our military personnel have done and we can only hope this leads to our troops coming home soon."