Roundup: Warriors Advance, New Blink-182, Carly Fiorina Vice President

Inquest proves that police negligence led to the death of 96 soccer fans at Hillsborough in 1989. [Guardian]

Here’s another NFL Mock Draft. [Project Shanks]

Mariners CEO Howard Lincoln is stepping down. [My Northwest]

Mike Pettine regrets the 2014 NFL Draft. [ESPN]

Man donates 100,000+ item Bills collection to Buffalo History Museum. [Buffalo News]

Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert got 15-months in the hush money case surrounding his abuse of boys he coached. [CNN]

One of Hastert’s victims was the brother of an Illinois lawmaker. [The Hill]

Cameras show disqualified triathlete didn’t do both laps during the marathon portion. [New York Times]

A look back at first round draft picks production compared to league averages over the last 20 years. [Fanatics]

Tom Hanks joked about betting on Leicester. [Globe and Mail]

This is a pretty great Key & Peele interview.

The first official trailer for SNOWDEN – the movie where Joseph Gordon-Levitt does a funny voice.

Just a hockey fan dancing.

The Warriors finished off the Rockets last night without Stephen Curry.

Blink-182 released a new song without Tom DeLonge. I’m sure if they could tour as +44 they would, right?