Roundup: Bobbi Kristina Brown Dead at 22 and Jennifer Lopez Turns 46
By Jason McIntyre
After 26 years at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Bernie Miklasz is leaving the newspaper for a radio show. [STL Today]
Gary Vitti, one of the most famous trainers in NBA history, is leaving the Lakers after next season, which will be his 32nd team. [LA Times]
Jed York is a doofus, but you already knew that. What an awful comparison he made for Jim Tomsula. [Mercury News]
USA lost to Panama in the 3rd place game at the Gold Cup, but please spare me your “Klinsmann must go!” garbage. [Goal.com]
ESPN is doing a 90-minute special on the Dallas Cowboys from training camp. [Dallas Morning News]
Enjoyed this concise recap of the Texas/Nick Saban near connection that happened a couple years ago. [NYT]
Except much more of this in the coming decade: “Clubs, such as Newcastle United, increasingly turn to in-house reporters and restrict access to national and local press.” [Guardian]
The Cavaliers traded Brendan Haywood and Mike Miller to the Portland Trailblazers for a couple 2nd round draft picks. [Ohio.com]
I’m excited about Andre Pirlo entering the MLS, even if it’s at the age of 37. [SI]
Junior Galette debacle in New Orleans a complete indictment of the GM and coach. They made this clown a leader? Wait until you get to the fistfights. [NOLA.com]
Former NBA point guard Rick Brunson was acquitting of sexual abuse charges against a massage therapist in Chicago. [Tribune]
The media’s been wrong all along about Chip Kelly. He has been married! [Washington Post]
Granular breakdown of Rob Gronkowski’s appearance on Family Feud. [Houston Press]
Interesting peek into the depression that crippled former NBA player David Harrison. [WTHR]
If you missed this last week, Jamal Murray looked really good. He’s going to Kentucky. Looks like a stud.
No idea how I’ve never seen this old clip of an out-of-shape sports anchor getting injured.
MSNBC field report interrupted by a Howard Stern fan.