Roundup: Michael Buble's Wife Models Lingerie, a New Columnist in Kansas City & One Shining Moment, the Mike Rice Edition
By Jason McIntyre
Jay Z is moving out of being an NBA owner, and would rather represent players as an agent. [Yahoo Sports]
Amir Johnson is finally playing well for Toronto. [National Post]
The Warriors are going to the playoffs for the first time since 2007. [SF Gate]
Columnist Vahe Gregorian leaves the Post Dispatch for the KC Star. [Media]
Why is Jeremy Lin in Houston and Raymond Felton in New York? Because of Goran Dragic, that’s why. [Republic]
Jameis Winston of Florida State pulled a rare baseball-football doubleheader. [Tallahassee.com]
How does Arnold Palmer order an Arnold Palmer? [Star Ledger]
Bud Selig has a task force on the case: Why are there no blacks in baseball? [USA Today Sports]
Tom Verducci would like MLB to outlaw “plowing the catchers” at home plate illegal. [SI]
What turned John Wall’s season around: A locker room shouting match with Emeka Okafor. [Post]
A profile of Dylan Quick, the man who stabbed 15 people in Texas Tuesday. [Chronicle]
Mike Mayock loves Zach Rogers, a receiver from Tennessee, as a sleeper in the draft. [Philly.com]
Jered Weaver of the Angels has a broken elbow, and will be on the shelf for 4-6 weeks. [LA Daily News]
Baseball card collectors will enjoy this. [NYT]
Ricky Ledo, who was supposedly good enough to get Providence to the NCAA tourney next year, decided he’d rather enter the NBA draft instead. [CBS Sports]
Katie Cassidy, who was great on the new Melrose Place before the show got pulled off the air, has really long legs.
Matt Damon usually makes great decisions with movies … this one, I’m not so sure.
One Shining Moment: Mike Rice Edition. [via Hot Clicks]
Big police knockout at the :26 mark on a left cross from a police officer. [via Adam]