Roundup: MLB Allowed A-Rod to Use PEDs in 2007, Man Finds Food Postponed, Hurricane Arthur

So MLB let A-Rod use PEDs during his 2007 MVP season. [Sports Illustrated]

David Ortiz took off for first before ball four was thrown on Tuesday. [MLB]

Patty Mills is out for 7 months with a shoulder injury. [Sydney Morning Herald]

And Patty Mills signed a fresh 3-year deal with the Spurs. [Project Spurs]

Serena Williams was definitely sick at Wimbledon based on this picture of her taking a nap she posted on Instagram. [WaPo]

An exceptional Cross Fit fail. [Guyism]

A soccer referee has died after being attacked by a player. [NASO]

Charlotte is another of the cities with World Cup fever. [Charlotte Business Journal]

Sports have a major economic impact in Central Florida. [Orlando Business Journal]

President Obama messed up the “I Believe” chant. [Thunder Treats]

Ronda Rousey may be making judo more popular. [MMA Junkie]

With Boston sports in a lull, Dan Shaughnessy has turned his troll gaze to the World Cup. [Boston Globe]

A profile of everyone’s favorite SEC media personality, Clay Travis. [The Tennessean]

Jimmy Graham has been ruled a tight end. [TBL]

This is the most painfully obvious fake video I have ever seen. [via Hot Clicks]

This is from the first season of “Brew Dogs.” The second season just started on Esquire. You should watch it if you love beer.

When was the last time you wasted an hour watching Ylvis videos? Trick question – that wouldn’t be considered wasting time.

A police officer was suspended for pushing a man in a wheelchair last year.

Guy hangs signs around New York to commemorate rap lyrics referencing those locations.

Fourth of July music video. Very Lonely Island-esque.

Good for you, Burger King.

Here’s a guy dressed as a Samurai in Brazil selling noodles.