Roundup: Mike Trout Hits for the Cycle, College Football's Biggest Freaks & Johnny Manziel is Throwing Blindfolded Passes
By Jason McIntyre
Mike Trout hit for the cycle against Seattle, becoming the youngest player (he’s 21) to do so since 1929. [LA Times]
The 20 craziest athletic freaks in college football, led, of course, by Mr. Clowney. [CBS Sports]
Charles Woodson said no to Denver and signed a 1-year deal with the Raiders. [Mercury News]
Bad look for Tiger? Lindsay Vonn linked to a shady steroid doctor in Germany. [NYDN]
Johnny Manziel is now throwing passes blindfolded. The cameras were turned off, though. [Star Telegram]
A Vanderbilt basketball player is transferring. He wants to go to Pittsburgh. Vanderbilt is blocking that attempted move. [Post Gazette]
Vinny Del Negro’s contract expired with the Clippers and he wasn’t retained. TJ Simers thinks it was to appease Chris Paul & Blake Griffin. [Yahoo Sports, LA Times]
Pacers fan Jason Whitlock thinks the Pacers can beat the Heat. [Fox Sports]
Mario Williams has had a rough couple weeks. After his awful year in Buffalo, Bills fans must already be fed up with him. [Press Coverage]
Samuel Dalembert’s younger brother will play college basketball for JMU. [City of Basketball Love]
Why does Memphis lean heavily on left-handed basketball players? [WSJ]
This guy got some air on this jump. [via Adam]
So does the dog owner have to pay for this ruined wedding dress? [via Hot Clicks]
I am contractually obligated to link this every six months. It happened in 2008 but so what?