Roundup: Alex Trebek Rapping on Jeopardy, Obama's Prom Photos & Saved by the Bell's Graduation 20 Years Ago
By Jason McIntyre
Eventually, Charlie Weis will probably be known as the $19 million mistake. It’s Bonilla-like, really. [Tribune]
Since LeBron came into the NBA, no player has been more clutch. [ESPN]
“Angered over bathroom fan request, Syracuse man defecates in roommate’s car, police say.” [Syracuse.com]
The oral history of Nique vs. Bird in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals in 1988. [NBA.com]
Sloane Stephens is probably going to be asked about Serena Williams as long as Serena Williams is playing tennis. [Time Sports]
What a story: The ‘Big Dog,’ the little boy and the hug that triumphs over tragedy. [Oklahoman]
Tennessee Titans tight end has DUI charge dismissed when the cop fails to show up in court. [Tennessean]
Outstanding breakdown of the final episode of Saved by the Bell, which happened 20 years ago. [Grantland]
“The Rosen affair is as flagrant an assault on civil liberties as anything done by George W. Bush’s administration, and it uses technology to silence critics in a way Richard Nixon could only have dreamed of.” [Washington Post]
Every year, the city of Indianapolis pays the Pacers $10 million not to leave for another city. [Star]
Wait, there’s still a chance Dwight Howard ends up in Atlanta? Oh. [Press Telegram]
Heralded Jesus Montero has been sent down to the minors by the Mariners. [News Tribune]
“A Gazette investigation shows an increasing number of soldiers, including wounded combat veterans, are being kicked out of the service for misconduct, often with no benefits, as the Army downsizes after a decade of war.” [Gazette]
The Cincinnati Bearcats baseball team – funny guys!
Great moments in Jumbotron history. [via Hot Clicks]
Alex Trebek rapping on Jeopardy? Yes, please.
This guy got much closer to the F-5 tornado than I would have. [via Cartmaniak]