The Mid-day Roundup: Kevin Love, You Lose
Baseball, College Basketball, College Football, Golf, Media Gossip/Musings, NFL April 6th. 2008, 2:30pm
Yesterday we celebrated Elizabeth Hurley, and today we look to the long-legged beauty Stacy Keibler, she of WWE and Dancing with the Stars fame.Â
I miss Stacy. She seems so warm and loving, like someone you could bring home to mom with a smile on your face. She’s got some other things going for her as well. Quite a talented, intelligent beaut, I must say. Most importantly, she’s really, really hot.
I mean, this is just a vicious offering from Chris Douglas-Roberts over Kevin Love [StetSports]
Few things provide more awe and splendor than Elvis singing about the Masters on a spring Sunday morn. [eTrueSports]
ESPN: protecting Emmitt Smith from the mockery of the rest of society. [Pro Football Talk]
A look at the 7 most famous “fast starters” in recent baseball history. [JoeSportsFan] (love those guys)
This has comedy gold written all over it: Mike Vick playing prison football. [NY Daily News]
When you’re a first class arson-hole, you eventually cave and decrease your pay demands, don’t you Pac Man? [ESPN]
Because we can’t have an offseason without Favre talk: a look at the many teams who would be interested in his services if he, you know, didn’t actually retire [Canton Rep]
IRS agent has pictures of Clemens partying with Canseco at his performance-enhanced home. [NY Daily News] (busy bees, over there)
White Sox GM Ken Williams has some unkind things to say about the previously mentioned Canseco [Chicago Sun Times]
God bless digital cameras and HD television: Billy Donovan’s eyes are popping out. [The Sports Hernia]
Florida State football analyst gets fired for speaking the truth. [SportsFrog]
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April 6th, 2008 at 2:51 pm
Carney Lansford was always a 3B-2 back in the 80’s.
April 6th, 2008 at 2:53 pm
From that Favre article:
Bears. For what it’s worth, Brian Griese beat Favre, 27-20, on Oct. 7. Favre abused Kyle Orton in a 35-7 Packers win Dec. 23
Is it really that hard to look up team results using the internet(s)?
April 6th, 2008 at 2:56 pm
Brett Favre to the Redskins? Nah. Snyder would never make a move like that.
April 6th, 2008 at 3:02 pm
In his first full season in the majors (1995), Berroa got off to a huge start in April. It led to one great hyperbole in history, as the Baseball Tonight crew discussed his qualifications for the Hall of Fame.
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