Roundup: Rock Star Catches Beer on Stage & What Happens When a Las Vegas Cab Driver Finds $5,000 in His Car?
By Jason McIntyre
Chicago 2, Tampa Bay 0. The Blackhawks are Stanley Cup Champions. Again. Dynasty time? [Sun Times]
The Padres fired disappointing manager Bud Black. Who will they get to replace him? [Fox Sports]
Shouldn’t Jason Whitlock tell everyone what happened to get him removed as the boss at The Undefeated? [Sherman Report]
The Cincinnati Reds are now embracing facial hair! [Cincinnati Enquirer]
To anyone bashing satellite camps, how about this angle: They’re helping kids obtain scholarships to levels of college football they weren’t getting. [Free Press]
“Troy Aikman makes more off Wingstop stock than in early Cowboy years.” [Dallas Biz Journal]
Phil Mushnick doesn’t need much to get worked up about when ESPN does something remotely controversial. [NY Post]
Well, this is an interesting read on former NBA referee Tim Donaghy, who went to prison and joined a white power gang. [NY Magazine]
Very nice story about how two blind Rockies fans love baseball. [Denver Post]
Shocking headline, but you’ve got to read the story on “gender verification” at the World Cup. There’s a lot here to digest, and the headline doesn’t totally match the story. [ESPNW]
Nick Denton is going to court against Hulk Hogan in Florida, and it may not end pretty for Gawker. [NYT]
Stan Mikita, the Chicago Blackhawks great, has been diagnosed with “suspected dementia.” [Tribune]
Fan throws beer at rock star. Rock star catches it and drinks it.
This putz nearly crashed a Ferrari while test-driving it.
The gorgeous, talented Bryce Dallas Howard can cry on command. Now that’s impressive.
Here’s a US Open preview.